ANNUAL REPORT 2020-2021 TOWNSHIP OF LYONS www.lyonstownshipil.gov
ELECTED OFFICIALS SUPERVISOR - CHRISTOPHER GETTY CLERK - MIKE PORFIRIO ASSESSOR - BARBARA M. WEYRICK HIGHWAY COMMISSIONER - SEAN McDERMOTT TRUSTEE - COLLEEN KELLY TRUSTEE - TOM GARRETTE TRUSTEE - DONNA McDONALD TRUSTEE - TIM SPRAGUE
TOWNSHIP OF LYONS STAFF
SUPERVISOR’S OFFICE: MARGERY BOBYSUD, SHERRIE MARROTTA, MARY VANALLEN ASSESSOR’S OFFICE: CARRIE BERNARDONI, IRENE FARBO, KAREN MALLY MENTAL HEALTH: RON MELKA, DIRECTOR; JAZMIN LOPEZ HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT: KATHY ROSENBECK, JOE BETZ, MIKE MUHR SENIOR TRANSPORTATION: QUINN CORCORAN, DIRECTOR BUS DRIVERS: BEN CAPONE, ART KRASOWSKI, KEVIN McMURRAY, MICHELE WEYRICK CLERK’S OFFICE: GEORGE PACH, DEPUTY CLERK; NOUR JAGHAMA Contents
TOWNSHIP OFFICIALS . . . Inside Front Cover 2021 MEETING DATES ...... 2 FINANCIAL ...... 3 SUPERVISOR ...... 8 CLERK ...... 9 ASSESSOR ...... 14 HIGHWAY COMMISSIONER ...... 19 GENERAL ASSISTANCE ...... 20 SENIOR TRANSPORTATION ...... 22 COMMITTEE ON YOUTH ...... 24 MENTAL HEALTH COMMISSION ...... 25 OFFICIAL POLLING PLACES ...... 33-34. KNOW YOUR LEGISLATORS ...... 35 TOWNSHIP MAP ...... 36
1 LYONS TOWNSHIP BOARD MEETING DATES FOR JANUARY 2021 THRU DECEMBER 2021
Notice is hereby given that the Township Board of the Township of Lyons, County of Cook, State of Illinois, SHALL MEET REGULARLY AT 6:00 P.M. on the SECOND TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH, except for the Annual Town Meeting which is set by State Statute.
FINANCE HEARINGS for budget and levies for the General Town and Road and Bridge funds shall be held at the regularly scheduled Board Meetings.
SPECIAL MEETINGS AND/OR RESCHEDULED MEETINGS shall be announced by posted, published and/or written notices.
Action may be taken regarding any old or new business as deemed necessary by the Board of Trustees, at any scheduled Board Meeting.
All meetings shall be held at the LYONS TOWNSHIP MEETING HALL, located at 6404 Joliet Road, Countryside, Illinois.
THE ANNUAL TOWN MEETING shall be scheduled for a time and place that will be announced by Public Notice.
REGULAR BOARD MEETING DATES, TUESDAY AT 6:00 P.M. January 12, 2021 May 11, 2021 September 14, 2021 February 9, 2021 June 8, 2021 October 12, 2021 March 9, 2021 July 13, 2021 November 9, 2021 April* 13, 2021 August 10, 2021 December 14, 2021
*Annual Town Meeting follows Regular Board Meeting at 7:00 p.m.
REGULAR MENTAL HEALTH COMMISSION MEETING DATES, MONDAY AT 7:00 P.M. January 25, 2021 May 17, 2021 September 20, 2021 February 22, 2021 June 21, 2021 October 18, 2021 March 15, 2021 July TBD November 15, 2021 April 19, 2021 August TBD December 13, 2021
THIS LIST OF DATES FOR MEETINGS IN 2021, IS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ILLINOIS OPEN MEETINGS ACT OF SCHEDULED MEETING DATES. ALL MEETINGS ARE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. MINUTES ARE TO BE FILED WITH THE CLERK, PURSUANT TO THE OPEN MEETINGS ACT.
SET FORTH BY: MIKE PORFIRIO, TOWNSHIP CLERK, THE 10TH DAY OF NOVEMBER 2020
MIKE PORFIRIO TOWNSHIP CLERK
2 Supervisor’sSupervisor's Financial Financial Statement/SettlementStatement/Settlement GeneralGeneral TownTown Fund Fund
Beginning Balance as of March 1, 2020 3,671,430.84
Income
Property Tax 2019 2,353,665.77 Replacement Tax 68,003.57 PACE Grant 23,177.75 Interest Income 6,098.32 Other Income 41,539.09
Total Income 2,492,484.50
Expense
Compensation Of Town Officers 235,452.33 Town Hall Expenses 257,290.61 Town Offices 796,788.05 Community Programs 205,478.08 Senior Transportation 270,104.47 Current Liability 536,707.70
Total Expenses 2,301,821.24
Ending Balance as of February 28, 2021 3,862,094.10
3 Supervisor’sSupervisor's Financial Financial Statement/SettlementStatement/Settlement ParkPark Bond Bond Fund Fund
Beginning Balance as of March 1, 2020 294,377.21
Income
Property Tax 2019 250,000.00 Interest Income 231.06
Total Income 250,231.06
Expense
Principal 520,000.00 Interest 15,600.00 Fees 90.00 Transfer to General Town Checking 8,918.27
Total Expenses 544,608.27
Ending Balance as of February 28, 2021 0.00
4 Supervisor’sSupervisor's Financial Financial Statement/SettlementStatement/Settlement SpecialSpecial Police Police ProtectionProtection Fund Fund
Beginning Balance as of March 1, 2020 190,662.57
Income
Property Tax 2019 96,744.06 Replacement Tax 7,494.45 Interest Income 206.51
Total Income 104,445.02
Expense
Cook County Sheriff's Police Dept. 84,915.00 Total Vendors Under $2,500 1,390.00
Total Expenses 86,305.00
Ending Balance as of February 28, 2021 208,802.59
5 RoadSupervisor's District Financial Treasurer’s Statement/Settlement Annual Report GeneralGeneral Assistance Assistance Fund Fund
Beginning Balance as of March 1, 2020 170,873.75
Income
Property Tax 2019 158,054.95 Interest Income 1,605.74 Other Income 22.50
Total Income 159,683.19
Expense
Administration 142,963.00 Home Relief 11,548.62 Crisis/Community Assistance 12,500.00
Total Expenses 167,011.62
Ending Balance as of February 28, 2021 163,545.32
6 Supervisor’sRoad Disrict Financial Treasurer's Statement/Settlement Annual Report RoadRoad Bridge Bridge Fund Fund
Beginning Balance as of March 1, 2020 874,349.91
Income
Property Tax 2019 860,123.41 Replacement Tax 42,895.62 Fines Income 1,392.99 Interest Income 1,035.38 Other Income 6,000.00
Total Income 911,447.40
Expense
Administration 144,268.48 Maintenance/Roads 774,215.45 Street Lighting 21,040.98
Total Expenses 939,524.91
Ending Balance as of February 28, 2021 846,272.40
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TOWNSHIP OF LYONS
OFFICE TOWNSHIPOF THE OF S LYONSUPERVISOR
6404 JOLIETO FFICEROAD OF COUNTRYSIDE,THE SUPERVISOR ILLINOIS 60525
CHRISTOPHER GETTY 6404 JOLIET ROAD COUNTRYSIDE, ILLINOIS Phone 60525 Supervisor (708) 482-8300 EXT 213 CHRISTOPHER GETTY PhoneFax: (708) 482-8335 Supervisor (708) 482-8300 EXT 213 Fax: (708) 482-8335 SUPERVISOR’S ANNUALSUPERVISOR’S REPORT ANNUAL2020- REPORT2021 2020-2021 As your elected Supervisor of the Township of Lyons, I will continue to work with The Town Board Asto provideyour elected services Supervisor to all residents of the Township of Lyons Township. of Lyons, I will continue to work with The Town Board to provide services to all residents of Lyons Township. The Township Senior Transportation service is free of charge to our senior residents and those Thewith Townshipa disability. Senior Lyons Transportation Township is one service of the isremaining free of charge few townships to our senior in the residentsState of Illinois and those that withstill does a disability. not charge Lyons a fare Township for senior is one transportation of the remaining and fewis funded townships with inTownship the State property of Illinois taxes. that Thisstill doesprogram not chargedid not astop fare providing for senior rides transportation during the COVID-19and is funded Pandemic. with Township property taxes. This program did not stop providing rides during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Since 2012, the Township, in partnership with Community Memorial Foundation and Greater SinceChicago 2012, Area t heFood Township, Depository in , partnershipsponsors monthly with Community mobile food Memorial banks to Foundationour residents and each Greater year. DatesChicago and Area sites Food are Depositoryposted on our, sponsor websites monthly at www.lyonstownshipil.gov mobile food banks to. Volunteersour residents from each the yearhost. sites,Dates St.and Blasé sites Par areish posted in Summit, on our Village website of Justiceat www.lyonstownshipil.gov and the Pleasantview. FireVolunteers Protection from District the host in Hodgkinssites, St. Blasé distribute Parish the in food.Summit, Village of Justice and the Pleasantview Fire Protection District in Hodgkins distribute the food. Grants were approved by the Town Board to support not for profit agencies that provide youth, senior,Grants disabledwere approved and family by theorientated Town Board programs. to support not for profit agencies that provide youth, senior, disabled and family orientated programs. The Township’s Summer Intern Work program employed thirty-seven Township college-aged residents.The Township’s The interns Summer worked Intern over W 11,874ork program hours at employedseventeen agenciesthirty-seven within Township the Township. college - age d residents. The interns worked over 11,874 hours at seventeen agencies within the Township. I would like to thank all of the employees and volunteers of the Township of Lyons. It has been a pleasureI would like to work to thank with all our of Town the employees Board and and I commend volunteers their of dedicationthe Township to improving of Lyons. theIt has quality been of a lifepleasure for residents to work of with the ourTownship Town Boardof Lyons. and I commend their dedication to improving the quality of life for residents of the Township of Lyons. Best Regards, Best Regards,
Christopher Getty ChristopherSupervisor Getty Supervisor
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TOWNSHIP OF LYONS OFFICE OF THE CLERK 6404 JOLIET ROAD COUNTRYSIDE, ILLINOIS 60525
MIKE PORFIRIO Phone Clerk (708) 482-8300 EXT 210 or 217 Fax: (708) 482-0492 [email protected] OFFICE OF THE CLERK YEAR IN REVIEW 2020-21
The Township of Lyons Clerk’s office is proud to highlight the progress we have made in 2020 to provide resources to our community, as well as create a more informed society. We strive to
The Township’sprovide website open is regularly and transparent updated government with important to the information, Township ofincluding Lyons. events within the Township, public health information, and board meeting agendas and minutes. The website is user-friendly and all documents are easy to access.
Residents can come into the Clerk’s office to have documents notarized. Two notaries are at the public’s service.
The Clerk’s office collects tattered and worn American flags so they can be disposed of in an appropriate manner.
Pop tabs can be brought to the Clerk’s office; they’re donated to the Ronald McDonald House to raise money for the charity.
Typically, the Clerk’s Office holds the Mobile I.D. and I-CA$H program annually. The program enables residents to obtain a new driver’s license, an Illinois State ID card, renew their license from the Illinois State Treasurer. The office also hosts the AARP Defensive Driving class; a course in plates,which adultsand have aged their 50 visionyears andtested. above In addition;are given ouran opportunity residents can to makerefresh claims their to driving get money skills back and earn a discount on their auto insurance. We hope to provide both these programs to our residents in 2021.
The Clerk’s Office was able to provide 44 temporary Handicap Placards to our residents while they
The Townshipawaited proudly their maintained permanent its statusone from as an the official Secretary Complete of State Count in Springfield. Committee with the U.S. Census Bureau and pledged to ensure everyone within the Township is counted once, only once,
9 and in the right place in 2020. The Clerk’s Office also aided in Census efforts by helping residents apply to work for the Census, as well as offering resources to ensure residents were able to complete the Census.
fforts to facilitate residents to apply to become election udges through the Township were also successful. Election judge positions were regularly advertised on the Clerk’s social media platform as well as the Township website
The Clerk’s Office ensured it supported residents throughout the. COVID pandemic. The office consistently updated its website and social media platforms with CO ID updates, local testing sites, and best practices to keep safe during the pandemic.
The Clerk’s Office initiated the #CantStoptheVote coalition in order to continue voter registration and information efforts throughout the CO ID pandemic. The coalition consists of members from the community as well as organi ations such as the League of omen oters, Illinois Muslim Civic Coalition, Arab American amily Services, and Sawtu. umerous online events and social media campaigns were held under the coalition. vents included a webinar with Clerk aren arbrough to inform residents about the different methods by which they can vote during the pandemic, and a virtual watch party the night of the general election. A community “Drive Thru” event was also held by the coalition; the event provided over residents with the resources to fill out the Census, register to vote, and apply for a mail in ballot, as well as doubling as a food and school supply drive. The event was drive through style to ensure residents’ safety. Regular phonebanks were hosted in which about volunteers at a time called on the community to help them create a plan to cast their ballot, as well as answer any voting related uestions they had.
Residents continued to look to the Clerk’s office for help with absentee ballots and voter registration amidst the pandemic. undreds of residents were assisted in filling out absentee ballot and voter registration applications online and over the phone.
ehicle Stickers for those living in the unincorporated areas of Lyons Township are now only wheel.ta cookcountyil.gov calling . owever, if you need assistance in transmitting any of your information to availablethe Department through the of Cook Revenue County please Department stop of Revenue at or by
I also hope you find this year’s Annual Bookby interesting our office and and helpful. we will Wbee happy do our to best help to you. provide
valuable information and deliver excellent service!
Best,
Mike
Porfirio
Township of Lyons Clerk
10 In Memory of Clerk Mary Jo Noonan
1943 - 2020
Trustee from 1985 - 1993 Clerk from 1993 - 2018
Thank you Mary Jo for dedicating your life to public service.
The impact you’ve made on your community is everlasting.
11 Our new Website is now Launched!
Visit lyonstownshipil.gov to check it out
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COMMUNITY CAMPAIGNS
The Assessor’s Office and Clerk’s Office have been participating in the Toys for Tots campaign for the last 5 years. Each year, the amount of toys donated by our taxpayers increases. We appreciate all the support they have given. This helps underprivileged children receive Christmas gifts that may not have received otherwise.
We continue to collect pop tops to give to the Ronald McDonald House. It takes approximately 1,128 pop tabs to equal one pound. They typically receive between $0.40 to $0.50 per pound of pop tabs. This program brings in an average of $6,000 each year. They use this money to fund the Ronald McDonald House.
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TOWNSHIP OF LYONS OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR 6404 JOLIET ROAD COUNTRYSIDE, ILLINOIS 60525 BARBARA M. WEYRICK, C.I.A.O. ASSESSOR Phone (708) 482-8300 EXT 301
Dear Residents of Lyons Township,
As of January 1, 2021, I am starting my 32nd year as the Township of Lyons Assessor and after a long time in mulling this over, I have decided to retire sometime this year. This decision was extremely hard to make since I truly have enjoyed being a Public Servant to all of you. However, this past year has shown me how important life is and to never take tomorrow for granted. It has been a pleasure and an honor to have had the support of so many people. I would like to say a special thank you to our Committeeman, the Honorable Senator Steven Landek for supporting me these years and for being there when I had to make this tough decision. It was the late Honorable Morgan Finley who left a strong impression on me in 1985 that I could become the Assessor. I won my first election in 1989 and despite the Township of Lyons being established in 1849, it took 140 years to elect a woman for this position. During my time as Assessor, I also served as the 1st Statewide President for Township Officials of Illinois from the Township of Lyons. There are so many things that I am proud to say we accomplished. In 2013, we established Senior’s Without Partners which is still active today. I cherish the award I was presented for establishing this program. My office has been a drop off location for Toys for Tots and Pop Tabs to benefit Ronald McDonald House Charities for many years.
Thank you to all the residents in the Township of Lyons who have trusted me to be their Township Assessor for over 30 years.
I would like to quote Eleanor Roosevelt, “Yesterday is history. Tomorrow is a mystery. Today is a Gift”. My quote in leaving office is “Kindness and Respect”.
My staff (Irene, Karen and Carrie) and I continue to work as the liaison between the Lyons Township taxpayers and the Cook County offices.
I fully support the selection of Patrick Hynes to become the Democratic candidate for this position. I know he will do a great job.
I hope that you and your family stay healthy and safe. It’s been a pleasure serving you as Assessor.
Respectfully submitted,
Barbara M. Weyrick C.I.A.O. Assessor
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OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR ANNUAL REPORT 2020-2021
The year brought many changes for all of us. ue to the ovid andemic, my office had to adapt in many ways to continue to serve the residents of the Township of yons. In we were able to move our appeals to almost an entirely virtual format. This allowed our residents to stay home and safe while receiving the help that they needed. espite the pandemic we were able to provide several outreach opportunities. e partnered with the Cook County Assessor’s Office and the Cook County Board of Review to provide multiple acebook ive and other virtual events for our residents. Moving into , we are now processing of our E emptions online. e will continue to adapt to make the process of appeals and e emptions convenient and safe for our residents.
Each month we send out an emailed newsletter to over , residents. This newsletter is a valuable tool to keep our residents informed and always in touch with important deadlines. If you would like to receive our newsletter, please email your request to cbernardoni lyonsts.com and include your address and phone number.
e are open days a week, Monday through riday a.m. – p.m. We are closed for our lunch hour between 12:00 and 1:00 p.m. atch for special hours during appeal times along with outreaches.
ack in May of the Cook County Assessor’s Office reassessed all of the properties in yons Township. This happens every years. You all received a “Notice of Proposed Assessed Valuation” in the mail. ny changes to your assessment will take effect on the nd installment ta bill that you will be receiving in uly of . This notice included an estimate of the proposed market value of your property and the proposed assessed valuation. change in the rules for gave homeowners days to file a ook ounty ssessor appeal instead of thirty days. e are proud to say that we filed over , appeals virtually while keeping ta payers safely at home.
wning property in the nited States involves many responsibilities. ne of these is paying real estate ta es based on the value of your property. Real estate ta es are what you contribute to help pay for public services. Real estate ta es, for e ample, help pay for public education, libraries, park systems, sanitation services, police and fire protection. The overall amount of these ta es is determined when the agencies that serve you submit annual requests for money to operate.
The Township of yons Assessor’s Office acts as a taxpayer advocate for residents in the ook ounty roperty ta system. yons Township consists of illages ities. They are edford ark, ridgeview, rookfield, urr Ridge, ountryside, ickory ills, insdale, odgkins, Indian ead ark, ustice, aGrange, yons, Mc ook, Riverside, Summit, estern Springs, illow Springs and the nincorporated area. ur goal is to ensure ta payers that their property is fairly and accurately assessed. ur ob is to provide assistance and educate our ta payers as they navigate through the property ta system.
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The Township Assessor does not set taxes, mail bills, or collect taxes. Assessments do determine however what share of the overall taxes a property owner pays. any factors contri ute to fi urin the value of your property. he main consideration is what properties similar to yours sold for in your nei h orhood since the last reassessment.
he assessment rate is the level at which your property is assessed. in le family homes are assessed at . he assessed value is the market value multiplied y the assessment level. he e uali ed assessed valuation A is the assessed valuation multiplied y the e uali ation factor. he e uali ation factor is a num er determined each year y the llinois epartment of Revenue to even out or “equalize” by county, assessed values across the state. It is also known as the state “multiplier”.
t is important to note that the exemption amount is not the dollar amount y which a tax ill is lowered. A is the partial value of a property to which tax rates are applied it is this fi ure on which a tax ill is calculated. he epartment of Revenue sets the multiplier. he Clerk’s Tax Extension Unit sets the Tax Rate. Here’s how Tax rates are calculated:
• he Cook County Assessor’s Office establishes property valuations • Taxing districts file their levy requests with the Clerk’s Tax Extension Unit. • o produce the revenue re uested the ax xtension nit uses the levy to determine the tax amount to be “extended” against all properties located within the oundaries of the taxin district. • The Clerk’s Tax Extension Unit determines the rate needed per $100 of taxable value to enerate the re uested revenue ased on the value of all taxa le property within the district oundaries.
You can reduce your property tax bill by having:
➢ Homeowner’s Exemption must e owner occupied as your primary residence as of anuary . he exemption is availa le to eli i le taxpayers residents of any a e on their primary home. Once you have this exemption you do not need to apply a ain.
➢ Senior Citizen Homestead Exemption must e owner occupied and you must e years old orn in or older re ardless of income. ntil state law re uired that senior citi ens reapply annually for the enior xemption. he law chan ed on Au ust with the si nin into law B . he ill amends the llinois roperty ax Code to allow for the automatic renewal of the enior Citi en xemption for persons who had received this exemption in the year prior. eniors not currently receivin the exemption and those who turned in must apply for the senior exemption in their exemption will then automatically renew the followin year. f you received a enior xemption on the second installment tax ill that you received in uly you should not have to reapply for this exemption.
➢ Senior Citizen’s Assessment Freeze you must e years or older with a total household income under . ust e owner occupied for two full years as of an. . he enior ree e does not mean your ill will never chan e. he only thin that doesn’t change is your uali ed alue. he tax rates and multiplier still chan e which will chan e your tax ill.
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For t e r on t is e em tion i tom ti rene e to t e Co i n emi e i ie i nts m st i e n initi i tion in
➢ Disabled Person’s Homestead Exemption you must be disabled or become disabled for the tax year that you are applying for. The home must be owner occupied as your primary residence as of anuary 1. This exemption must be renewed on a yearly basis. Having a Handicap lacard this does not make you eligible for this exemption.
For t e r on t is e em tion i tom ti rene e to t e Co i n emi e i ie i nts m st i e n initi i tion in
➢ et rnin eter ns em tion provides a one time $ ,000 reduction in a property’s equalized assessed value EA to qualifying veterans who return from active duty in an armed conflict involving the armed forces of the United tates. To receive this exemption, the veteran must file an application upon their return home.
➢ is e eter ns omeo ner em tion en te i the property must be owned and occupied by a disabled veteran or the surviving spouse, and the veteran must have a disability that is connected to military service. The law requires that the service connected disability be certified by the U epartment of eterans Affairs, which determines the extent of a veteran s disability. The law provides that for taxable years 01 and thereafter: veterans with 0 service connected disability receives $ , 00 annual exemption, veterans with 0 disability receive $ ,000 annual exemption, and veterans with 0 or more disability are completely exempt from property taxation.
Houses with very high market values (approximately $917,000 or more are not eligible for this exemption. It should also be noted that if a disabled veteran dies and is survived by a spouse, the surviving spouse can retain the isabled eterans Exemption whether living in the current home or moving anywhere in Illinois. If the surviving spouse remarries the exemption will no longer be valid. This exemption started in 01 .
For t e r on t is e em tion i tom ti rene e to t e Co i n emi e i ie i nts or i nts it n in re se er ent e o is i it m st i e n initi i tion in
➢ ome m ro ement em tion This exemption encourages the expansion or renovation of homes by delaying taxation on up to $ ,000 worth of improvements for four years.
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▪ toi or l onsto ns ip is site pro i es i or atio a out t e ser i es t e Lyons Township offers as well as information about the Assessor’s office.
▪ oo o nt assessor om is site pro i es i or atio a out t e oo ou ty Assessor’s Office, which is responsible for assessi all property i oo ou ty ou a use t is site to loo up t e assess e t a ara teristi s o your property as ell as t e ot er illio par els o property i t e ou ty
▪ oo o nt boardo re ie om e site ill tell you o to ile a assess e t appeal at t e oar o e ie
▪ oo o nt treas rer om The Treasurer’s web site allows you to check the status o your property ta ill pay e ts as ell as ire ti you ere a o to pay your ta ill
▪ oo o nt propert in o om e oo ou ty roperty a ortal is t e result o olla oratio a o t e ele te o i ials o ta e part i t e property ta syste a eli ers ta payers a o e stop usto er ser i e e site
▪ oo o nt ler om e e or er o ee s as er e it t e oo ou ty ler ll i or atio re ar i your property tra sa tio s ee s a ort a es a o e ou ere e site also as i or atio o ital e or s le tio s oti or atio eal state a a er i es
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TOWNSHIP OF LYONS HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT 6404 WILLOW SPRINGS ROAD WILLOW SPRINGS, ILLINOIS 60480
SEAN MCDERMOTT Phone Highway Commissioner (708) 839-0051 Fax: (708) 839-0273 ANNUAL REPORT 2020-2021
Over 20 miles of road are maintained by the Lyons Township Highway Department. They also provide a variety of services throughout the year for the residents of unincorporated Lyons
Township. The Highway Department issues permits for construction, replaces street signs, in addition to road resurfacing, storm damage clean-up, and snow removal and salting.
Culvert Replacement Drainage Improvement Street Resurfacing
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TOWNSHIP OF LYONS OFFICE OF THE SUPERVISOR 6404 JOLIET ROAD COUNTRYSIDE, ILLINOIS 60525
CHRISTOPHER GETTY Phone Supervisor (708) 482-8300 EXT 213 Fax: (708) 482-8335
GENERAL ASSISTANCE ANNUAL REPORT 2020-2021
2020 was a year we have never experienced in our lifetime. The COVID-19 Pandemic has affected everyone worldwide. As of the publishing of the Annual Town Report, Cook County is starting to administer vaccines. The Township of Lyons does not have a health center to administer the vaccines, but there is a Federally Qualified Health Center in our Township that is giving the vaccine, Pillars Community Health in La Grange. Residents can contact websites coronavirus.illinois.gov and vaccine.cookcountyil.gov for locations and appointments for the vaccine or call 833-308-1988.
General Assistance is a State of Illinois program the Township of Lyons administers to improve the welfare of needy residents with financial assistance for basic living expenses. This program provides short-term assistance until individuals qualify for an appropriate State or Federal aid program or secure employment. Residents of the Township are assessed on property tax bills to fund the General Assistance Program. To be eligible for General Assistance, an applicant cannot be receiving funds through any other government program. The Township of Lyons employs a budgeting system pursuant to the Township Supervisors of Illinois General Assistance manual.
Residents are encouraged to contact the General Assistance office to find out what resources are available from Township, County, State and Federal programs.
Food pantries located in the communities work together with General Assistance to provide food from their pantries to local residents. The Township of Lyons partnered with the Community Memorial Foundation to fund twelve mobile food pantries through The Greater Chicago Food Depository. We would like to thank St. Blasé Parish Church in Summit, Pleasantview Fire Protection District in Hodgkins and the Village of Justice for hosting and providing volunteers for the Mobile Food Pantry program.
20 The Township of Lyons and the General Assistance Office would like to take this opportunity to offer our thanks and appreciation to those agencies and volunteers who serve residents across the Township of Lyons.
Respectfully Submitted,
Margery Bobysud Mary VanAllen Caseworker Caseworker
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TOWNSHIP OF LYONS SENIOR TRANSPORTATION 6404 JOLIET ROAD COUNTRYSIDE, ILLINOIS 60525 QUINN T. CORCORAN Phone Director (708) 354-0292 EXT 212 TOWNSHIP OF LYONS SENIOR TRANSPORTATION ANNUAL REPORT 2019-2020 We provide transportation to seniors over age 60 and any adult with a disability throughout the Township of Lyons.
This is a free service to our residents in our Township. All of our buses are equipped with wheelchair lifts. ********CALL FOR RESERVATIONS: 708-354-0292************ We are open Monday – Friday, 8:00am-4:00pm.
We provide Service for: MEDICAL APPOINTMENTS, SHOPPING and SPECIAL EVENTS. For MEDICAL ONLY: we travel up to TWO miles beyond the Township borders. These borders are: Ogden Avenue on the North 87TH Street on the South County Line road on the West Harlem Avenue on the East
Please make your Reservations as soon as you confirm your Medical appointments. This will ensure we can secure a ride to get you there on time.
Shopping: Please call the day before to reserve a ride. Grocery shopping days are the following routes: Tuesday or Thursday: Lyons, McCook, Brookfield, La Grange, Western Springs, Countryside, Indian Head Park, Hodgkins, Hinsdale and Burr Ridge. Wednesday or Friday: Willow Springs, Hickory Hills, Justice, Bridgeview, Bedford Park and Argo/Summit.
We offer shopping to the Quarry Mall in Hodgkins once a week. We have a Countryside Plaza trip twice a month. We have occasional trips to other shopping malls when possible. We offer special trips for Senior groups throughout the Township. Please call to inquire if we can arrange a special trip for your group. We welcome residents to sign up by simply calling the office and we will register you easily over the phone.
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TOWNSHIP OF LYONS OFFICE OF THE SUPERVISOR 6404 JOLIET ROAD COUNTRYSIDE, ILLINOIS 60525
CHRISTOPHER GETTY Phone Supervisor (708) 482-8300 EXT 213 Fax: (708) 482-8335
COMMITTEE ON YOUTH ANNUAL REPORT 2020-2021
The Lyons Township Committee on Youth is looking forward to bolstering our existing programs and developing new programs for youth in our community. Under Illinois law, the Committee on Youth is required to establish and support programs to prevent juvenile crime. The law permits the Committee on Youth great latitude in determining the best way to prevent juvenile delinquency.
The Township’s 2020 Summer Intern Work program employed thirty-seven Township college-aged residents. The interns worked over 11,874 hours at seventeen agencies within the Township.
The Township Committee on Youth has set up working relationships with the organizations that serve township youth including The Leadershop and the Nazareth Academy Snow Ball program. The Committee on Youth also sponsors youth organizations and park district functions throughout the township.
We thank all of the extended members of the Committee on Youth for their efforts in supporting these most worthwhile activities. The entire community benefits from their tireless dedication and service.
Very truly yours,
Timothy Sprague Trustee Liaison Committee on Youth
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TOWNSHIP OF LYONS TOWNSHIP OF LYONS MENTALMENTAL HEALTH HEALTH COMMISSION COMMISSION 6404 6404 JOLIET JOLIET ROAD ROAD COUNTRYSIDE, COUNTRYSIDE, ILLINOIS ILLINOIS 60525 60525
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Phone BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Phone Alan W. Dorobiala, President (708) 352-2992 Alan W. Dorobiala, President (708) 352-2992 Ronald R. Melka, Executive Director EXT 231 Ronald R. Melka, Executive Director EXT 231 Fax: (708) 354-7212 Fax: (708) 354-7212
ANNUALANNUAL REPORT REPORT FiscalFiscal Year Year 20 2020 20
HistoryHistory & Overview & Overview
TheThe Lyons Lyons Township Township Mental Mental Health Health Commission Commission is chargedis charged by byIllinois Illinois Statute Statute to plan,to plan, fund fund and and monitormonitor community community-based-based services services for forpeople people with with mental mental health health and and substance substance abuse abuse problems, problems, as wellas well as foras forthose those who who suffer suffer from from developmental developmental disabilities. disabilities. Created Created in 1972in 1972 pursuant pursuant to ato a township-township-widewide referendum, referendum, the the Commission Commission provides provides community community grants grants-in--aidin-aid and and other other funding funding to localto local agencies agencies that that provide provide direct direct services services to Lyonsto Lyons Township Township residents residents in need.in need. Funding Funding is is generatedgenerated by aby small a small annual annual property property tax taxdistributed distributed by theby the Commission Commission after after careful careful planning planning and and assessmentassessment of need.of need. Since Since its itsinception inception over over 40 40years years ago, ago, the the Commission Commission has has disbursed disbursed over over $78 $ 78 millionmillion in community in community-based-based support support to assistto assist Lyons Lyons Township Township residents residents with with these these disabilities. disabilities.
MissionMission Statement Statement & Guiding & Guiding Principles Principles
In allIn allof itsof itsactivities, activities, and and especially especially when when making making difficult difficult decisions decisions concerning concerning the the distribution distribution of of limitedlimited financial financial resources, resources, the the Mental Mental Health Health Commission Commission is guidedis guided by bythe the following following Mission Mission StatementStatement and and Principles: Principles:
MISSIONMISSION STATEMENT STATEMENT
LyonsLyons Township Township Mental Mental Health Health Commission Commission Advances Advances A Network A Network Of Of MentalMental Health, Health, Developmental Developmental Disabilities, Disabilities, And And Substance Substance Abuse Abuse ServicesServices For For Creating Creating A Healthier A Healthier Community. Community.
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GUIDING PRINCIPLES
The Lyons Township Mental Health Commission:
➢ Promotes coordinated mental health services through judicious use of funding resources.
➢ Fosters and maintains a high level of client-focused services.
➢ Provides leadership to a collaborative community-based mental health network.
Strategic Priorities
Ultimately, four key strategic priority areas were identified, highlighting activities and initiatives that the Commission should focus on in both the short-and long-term. The strategic priority areas are: 1) leveraging collaboration and partnership; 2) financial stewardship and long-term planning; 3) community engagement and support of critical services; and 4) awareness through advocacy and education.
Funded Agencies & Programs The Commission funds a broad array of programs and services targeted to three disability groups:
➢ Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services
Pillars Community Health– Hickory Hills/Western Springs/La Grange • Mental Health Counseling for Adults, Children, Families, and Seniors • Addictions Treatment and Prevention Services • Sexual Assault Services • Domestic Violence Services (Constance Morris House) • Head Start and Daycare Services • Crisis Support • Housing and Supportive Services (LATH) • Children’s Bereavement Program (Buddy’s Place) • Dating Violence Prevention Programing
➢ Services for People with Developmental and Intellectual Disabilities:
Helping Hand Center- Countryside and Hodgkins • Helping Hand School for Children with Autism • Pediatric Clinic • High School Transition • Adult Day Services • Residential Living Services • Aging Program
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FY 20 Lyons Township Residents BEDS Plus Receiving Assistance: 9,532 830 or Aging Care Connection 9% NAMI 253 or 3% 4,315 or 45% Helping Hand Center 204 or 2%
Community Support Services 119 or 1% Center for Independence The LeaderShop 174 or 2% 703 or 7% Pillars Community Health 2,934 or 31%
FY 2020 Hours of Service Provided by Program Area: 183,306 Youth Outreach & Prevention Services 11,029 Services for 6% Developmentally Disabled Domestic Violence 124,870 Services 68% 3,212 2%
Mental Health 42,146 23%
Substance Use Disorder 2,049 1%
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FY 2020 Community-Based Funding Percentage Distribution: $3,689,095
Helping Hand Center $1,000,000 27.1% Pillars Community Health $1,954,708 53.0% The LeaderShop $276,499 7.5%
Center for Independence Through Conductive Education $35,500 1.0% BEDS Plus $41,000 , 1.1%
Community Support Aging Care Connection Services NAMI $33,750 , 0.9% $322,638 $25,000 0.7% 8.7%
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FY 2020 Community-Based Funding Percentage Distribution: $3,689,095
Helping Hand Center $1,000,000 27.1% Pillars Community Health $1,954,708 53.0% The LeaderShop $276,499 7.5%
Center for Independence Through Conductive Education $35,500 1.0% BEDS Plus $41,000 , 1.1%
Community Support Aging Care Connection Services NAMI $33,750 , 0.9% $322,638 $25,000 0.7% 8.7%
CHART 4
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FY 2020 Revenue Total Revenue: $3,981,100
Real Estate Taxes $3,744,200 94.05% Corporate Replacement Taxes $204,600 5.14%
Investment Income $32,300 0.81%
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FY 2020 Expenditures by Category Total Expenditures: $3,970,100
Agency Scholarships & Community Grant-in-Aids $3,632,300 Support 91.49% $7,300 0.18%
Purchase of Service $50,000 1.26%
Commission Operations Strategic Plan $268200 Implementation $12,350 6,76% 0.31%
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Members of the Board of Mental Health Commissioners (as of June 30, 2020)
Alan W. Dorobiala, Brookfield – President William D. Seith, Hinsdale – Vice President Sophia G. Mallis, Bedford Park – Treasurer/Secretary Nicholas Kantas, Western Springs – Commissioner Steve Palmer, La Grange – Commissioner Michael A. Porfirio, La Grange – Commissioner Anthony Przeklasa, Indian Head Park – Commissioner
Ronald R. Melka, Brookfield – Executive Director Jazmin Lopez, Bridgeview– Administrative Assistant
Agency Contact Information
If you, a family member, or someone you know is in need of any service supported by the Lyons Township Mental Health Commission, please contact one of the agencies listed below:
PILLARS COMMUNITY HEALTH COMMUNITY SUPPORT SERVICES, INC 23 Calendar Avenue 9021 Ogden Ave. La Grange, IL 60525 Brookfield, IL 60513 (708) 745-5277 (708) 354-4547 Angela Curran Diane Farina White CEO & President President & Chief Executive Officer
THE LEADERSHOP THE CENTER FOR INDEPENDENCE 4903 S. Willow Springs Road THROUGH CONDUCTIVE EDUCATION La Grange, IL 60525 100 W. Plainfield Rd., Suite 100 (708) 579-5898 Countryside, IL 60525 Alan Morales (708) 588-0833 Executive Director Patricia Herbst Executive Director
HELPING HAND CENTER AGING CARE CONNECTIONS 9649 West 55th Street 111 W, Harris Avenue Countryside, IL 60525 La Grange, IL 60525 (708) 352-3580 (708) 354-1323 Bill Dwyer Debra Verschelde Chief Executive Officer Executive Director
BEDS PLUS CARE, INC NAMI METRO SUBURBAN 9601Ogden Avenue 4731 Willow Springs Road La Grange, IL 60525 La Grange, IL 60525 (708) 354-0858 (708)582-6434 Tina Rounds Kimberly Knake Executive Director Executive Director
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WARD PCT Name Address Access
001 RIVERSIDE TOWN HALL 27 RIVERSIDE RD Y 002 LINCOLN SCHOOL 4300 GROVE AVE Y 003 LINCOLN SCHOOL 4300 GROVE AVE Y 004 LA GRANGE COMMUNITY CENTER 200 WASHINGTON AVE Y 005 CITY OF COUNTRYSIDE CITY HALL 803 JOLIET RD N 006 LA GRANGE COMMUNITY CENTER 200 WASHINGTON AVE Y 007 LA GRANGE COMMUNITY CENTER 200 WASHINGTON AVE Y 008 BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNITY CENTER 7900 S OKETO AVE Y 009 FIRST CONGREGATION CHURCH 100 S 6TH AVE Y LAGRANGE 010 SEVENTH AVENUE SCHOOL 701 S 7TH AVE Y 011 EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH 203 S KENSINGTON AVE Y 012 KATHERINE LEGGE MEMORIAL PARK 5901 S COUNTY LINE RD Y 013 VILLAGE OF JUSTICE PUBLIC WORKS 8748 W 82ND PL Y BUILDING 014 LYONS TOWNSHIP NORTH HIGH 100 S BRAINARD AVE Y SCHOOL 015 LYONS TOWNSHIP NORTH HIGH 100 S BRAINARD AVE Y SCHOOL 016 PARK JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 325 N PARK RD Y 017 TEAMSTERS LOCAL 731 1000 BURR RIDGE PKWY Y 018 PARK JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 325 N PARK RD Y 019 LYONS PUBLIC LIBRARY 4209 JOLIET AVE Y 020 FIELD PARK PUBLIC SCHOOL 4335 HOWARD AVE Y 021 FIELD PARK PUBLIC SCHOOL 4335 HOWARD AVE Y 022 VILLAGE OF LYONS 4200 LAWNDALE AVE Y 023 WILLOW SPRINGS COMMUNITY 8156 ARCHER AVE Y CENTER 024 LAIDLAW SCHOOL 4072 FOREST AVE Y 025 IDEAL SCHOOL 9901 W 58TH ST Y 026 WESTERN SPRINGS RECREATION 1500 WALKER ST Y CENTER 027 KATHERINE LEGGE MEMORIAL PARK 5901 S COUNTY LINE RD Y 028 PLEASANT VIEW FIRE DEPARTMENT 1970 W PLAINFIELD RD Y 029 VILLAGE OF JUSTICE 7800 ARCHER RD Y 030 VILLAGE OF MC COOK 5000 GLENCOE AVE Y 031 VILLAGE OF INDIAN HEAD PARK 201 ACACIA DR Y 032 BEDFORD COMMUNITY BUILDING 6700 S 78TH AVE Y 033 E S D A 6839 GARDEN LN Y 034 WILLOW SPRINGS COMMUNITY 8156 ARCHER AVE Y CENTER 035 VILLAGE OF JUSTICE 7800 ARCHER RD Y 036 TEAMSTERS LOCAL 731 1000 BURR RIDGE PKWY Y 037 ST JOHNS CHURCH 4500 PRESCOTT AVE Y 038 ST FABIAN CHURCH 7450 W 83RD ST Y 039 LAIDLAW SCHOOL 4072 FOREST AVE Y 040 WESTERN SPRINGS RECREATION 1500 WALKER ST Y CENTER 041 TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH 11500 GERMAN CHURCH RD Y 042 PLEASANT VIEW FIRE DEPARTMENT 1970 W PLAINFIELD RD Y 043 LYONS TOWNSHIP NORTH HIGH 100 S BRAINARD AVE Y SCHOOL 044 FOREST HILLS SCHOOL 5020 CENTRAL AVE Y 045 LA GRANGE COMMUNITY CENTER 200 WASHINGTON AVE Y 046 PLEASANT DALE PARK DISTRICT 7425 WOLF RD Y 047 CORRAL AT LTS HIGH SCHOOL 4900 WILLOW SPRINGS RD Y
NOTE: The letter (N) following the polling place name and address denotes that the polling place location itself is NOT accessible to the handicapped although other parts of the facility may be accessible . An exemption has been granted by the State Board of Elections and signs are posted indicating if the whole building is accessible or if there is a special entrance.
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048 LYLE SCHOOL 7801 W 75TH ST Y 049 WILLOW SPRINGS COMMUNITY 8156 ARCHER AVE Y CENTER 050 SEVENTH AVENUE SCHOOL 701 S 7TH AVE Y 051 VILLAGE OF JUSTICE 7800 ARCHER RD Y 052 BRAINARD AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 6251 S BRAINARD AVE Y 053 PLEASANT DALE PARK DISTRICT 7425 WOLF RD Y 054 SPRING AVENUE SCHOOL 1001 S SPRING AVE Y 055 CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH 5140 WOLF RD Y 056 SUMMIT PARK DISTRICT 5700 S ARCHER ROAD Y 057 SUMMIT MUNICIPAL CENTER 7321 W 59TH ST Y 058 GEORGE T WILKINS JUNIOR HIGH 8001 S 82ND AVE Y SCHOOL 059 VILLAGE OF LYONS 4200 LAWNDALE AVE Y 060 ARGO COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL 7329 W 63RD ST Y 061 THE ACACIA ASSOCIATION 111 CASCADE DR Y 062 TEAMSTERS LOCAL 731 1000 BURR RIDGE PKWY Y 063 TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH 11500 GERMAN CHURCH RD Y 064 ST JOHNS CHURCH 4500 PRESCOTT AVE Y 065 VILLAGE OF BRIDGEVIEW 7500 S OKETO AVE Y 066 LINCOLN SCHOOL 4300 GROVE AVE Y 067 LINCOLN SCHOOL 4300 GROVE AVE Y 068 IDEAL SCHOOL 9901 W 58TH ST Y 069 ST JAMES LUTHERAN CHURCH 5129 WOLF RD Y 070 VILLAGE OF JUSTICE PUBLIC WORKS 8748 W 82ND PL Y BUILDING 071 VILLAGE OF INDIAN HEAD PARK 201 ACACIA DR Y 072 SPRING AVENUE SCHOOL 1001 S SPRING AVE Y 073 VILLAGE OF INDIAN HEAD PARK 201 ACACIA DR Y 074 ROBERTS PARK FIRE DEPARTMENT 8611 S ROBERTS RD Y 075 BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNITY CENTER 7900 S OKETO AVE Y 076 VILLAGE OF HODGKINS 8990 LYONS ST Y 077 ROBERTS PARK FIRE DEPARTMENT 8611 S ROBERTS RD Y 078 CITY OF COUNTRYSIDE CITY HALL 803 JOLIET RD N
NOTE: The letter (N) following the polling place name and address denotes that the polling place location itself is NOT accessible to the handicapped although other parts of the facility may be accessible . An exemption has been granted by the State Board of Elections and signs are posted indicating if the whole building is accessible or if there is a special entrance.
Page 2 34 Know Your Legislators UNITED STATES SENATORS U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Richard Durbin (D) Marie Newman (D-3rd Dist.) 230 S . Dearborn Street, Room 3892 6245 S . Archer Avenue Chicago, IL 60604 Chicago, IL 60638 Phone (312) 353-4952 (773) 948-6223 Fax (773) 767-9395 Tammy Duckworth (D) 230 S . Dearborn Street, Suite 3900 Chicago, IL 60604 ILLINOIS STATE REPRESENTATIVES (312) 886-3506 Fax (312) 886-2117 Edgar Gonzalez (D-21st Dist.) 247 E. Stratton Office Bldg. Springfield, IL 62706 ILLINOIS STATE SENATORS Phone (217) 782-7752 Fax (217) 524-0450 Celina Villanueva (D-11th Dist.) 6301 S . Archer Avenue 111 Capital Bldg., Springfield, IL 62706 Summit, IL 60501 Phone (217) 782-5304 Phone (708) 442-6500 5807 W . 35th Street, Cicero, IL 60804 Michael J. Zalewski (D-23rd Dist.) Phone (708) 656-2002 231 E. Stratton Office Bldg. Springfield, IL 62706 Phone (217) 782-5280 Fax (708) 354-0743 Steven M. Landek (D-12th Dist.) 1 Riverside Road, Suite 204A 113 Capital Bldg., Springfield, IL 62706 Riverside, IL 60546 Phone (217) 782-0054 Fax (217) 782-5252 Phone (708) 442-6500 Fax (708) 442-6501 6215 W . 79th St ., Suite 1A Burbank, IL 60459 Lisa Hernandez (D-24th Dist.) Phone (708) 430-2510 Fax (708) 430-2610 229 E. Stratton Office Bldg. Springfield, IL 62706 Phone (217) 782-8173 Fax (217) 558-1844 Jacqueline Y. Collins (D-16th Dist.) 114 Capital Bldg., Springfield, IL 62706 2137 S . Lombard, Suite 205 Phone (217) 782-1607 / (773) 224-2830 Cicero, IL 60804 Phone (708) 222-5240 Fax (708) 222-5241 1155 W . 79th Street Chicago, IL 60620 Mary Flowers (D-31st Dist.) 251 E. Stratton Office Bldg. Springfield, IL 62706 Suzy Glowiak (D-24th Dist.) Phone (217) 782-4207 Fax (217) 782-1130 124 Capital Bldg., Springfield, IL 62706 2525 W . 79th Street 17W15 E. Butterfield Rd, Suite F Chicago, IL 60652 Oakbrook Terrace, IL 60181 Phone (773) 471-5200 Fax (708) 471-1036 Phone (630) 785-3177 James Durkin (R-82nd Dist.) John Curran (R-41st Dist.) 316 Capitol Bldg. Springfield, IL 62706 1050 Capital Bldg., Springfield, IL 62706 Phone (217) 782-0494 Fax (217) 557-7209 Phone (217) 782-9407 / (630) 796-2623 16 W 281 83rd Street, Suite C 7501 S . Lemont Road, Suite 315G Burr Ridge, IL 60527 Woodridge, IL 60517 Phone (630) 325-2028 Fax (630) 325-2291
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