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Vendor List Fiscal Year 2010 January 1, 2010 Through December 31, 2010 Vendor List Fiscal Year 2010 January 1, 2010 through December 31, 2010 TOTAL BY TOTAL BY Vendor Name Billing City-state-Zip Department Name DEPT Vendor 1-STEP DETECT ASSOCIATES JEFFERSON HILLS PA 15025 rRUG COURT 3790.75 3790.75 A RIFKIN CO. WILKES-BARRE PA 1870 CORRECTIONS 623.88 623.88 ARC.-DEKALB LLC LOMBARD IL 60148 TCORRECTIONS 134.17 541.17 PUBLIC HEALTH 407.00 A-1 CORPORATE HARDWARE SPRINGAELD IL 62701 COMMUNITY OUTREACH BUlL 1360.00 24660.00 1744.00 c u &RECORDER 381.50 FACILITIES MANAGEMENT 19604.90 HIGHWAY 204.60 PUBLIC HEALTH 1365.00 ABENS, MICHELLE L HEALTH 5360.40 5360.40 ACCURATE DOCUMENT DESTRUCTIOII ELK GROVE VILLAGE IL 60007 MAINTENANCE 1622.50 2838.02 PUBLIC HEALTH 1215.52 ACCURATE TOWING & RECOVERY INC SYCAMORE IL 60178 SHERIFF 126.00 126.00 ACP CORP. RENO NV 89502 NURSING-NURSING 4503.14 4503.14 ADAMS, DONNY IMO 610.29 610.29 ADI CHICAGO IL 60693 FACILITIES MANAGEMENT 415.30 606.79 SPECIAL PROJECTS 191.49 ADVANCE COMMUNICATIONS SYCAMORE IL 60178 SHERIFF 26.25 26.25 ADVANCED BUSINESS MACHINES ROCKFORD IL 61109 PUBLIC HEALTH 2025.45 2025.45 ADVANCED DATA SYSTEMS, INC. MIDLOTHIAN IL 60445 CIRCUIT CLERK 26.50 197.75 CLERK & RECORDER 171.25 ADVANCED PUBLIC SAFETY, INC. ~ 30353-5208 UTOMATION 122.58 122.58 ADVANCED SYSTEMS GROUP,INC. LLE IL 60555 SHERIFF 1400.00 1400.00 ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY RECYCLING PONTIAC IL 61764 SOLID WASTE PROGRAM 7364.10 7364.10 ADVANTAGE REPORTING SERVICE CHICAGO ll 60611 TORT & LIABILITY INS. 483.70 483.70 ADVENTURE WORKS OF DEKALB CO I DEKALB IL 60115 COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH 12249.75 12249.75 AGGRESSIVE INDUSTRIAL STRUCTUR COTIAGE GROVE MN 55016 COMMUNITY OUTREACH BUlL 65827.00 65827.00 AHLERS & ASSOCIATES WACO TX 76701 PUBLIC HEALTH 644.00 644.00 AID TO BRIDGES TOWNSHIP BRIDGE 165283.17 165283.17 AIM IMMEDIATE CARE SYCAMORE IL 60178 PUBLIC HEALTH 50.00 50.00 AIR CYCLE CORPORATION BROADVIEW IL 60155 FACILITIES MANAGEMENT 850.00 2788.70 SOLID WASTE PROGRAM 1938.70 AIRES CONSULTING GROUP INC. BATAVIA !L 60510 TORT & LIABILITY INS. 3100.00 3100.00 AIT LABORATORIES CORP. INDIANOPOLIS IN 48241 CORONER 4320.00 4320.00 ALCO SALES & SERVICE CO. BURR RIDGE IL 60527 NURSING-MAINTENANCE 2319.21 2319.21 ALCOHOL MONITORS OF ILLINOIS, INC. JOLIET IL 60432 DRUG COURT 3220.00 5350.00 600.00 ~EFENDER 1530.00 ALDERKS TIRE SERVICE, INC. ELLE IL 61066 HIGHWAY 751.17 751.17 ALDI'SINC. VIAll 60510 VETERAN'S ASSISTANCE 20500 20500.00 ALLEN, MARLENE SANDWICH IL 60548 COUNTY BOARD 34.00 34.00 ALLEN'S CORNER GARAGE & TOWING HAMPSHIRE IL 60140-6205 HIGHWAY 500.00 500.00 ALLIANCE FIRE PROTECTION, INC. VERNON HILLS IL 60061 NURSING-MAINTENANCE 12536.00 12536.00 ALLIANCE REHAB, INC. OAK BROOK IL 60531-9998 NURSING-REHABIUTATION 632358.45 632356.45 ALPHA CONTROLS & SERVICES LLC ROCKFORD IL 61108 FACILITIES MANAGEMENT 18725.11 31366.12 Page 1 Vendor List Fiscal Year 2010 January 1, 2010 through December 31, 2010 AIFHA CONTROlS conunued HEALTH FACILITY NON N H 7860.00 31368.12 NURSING-MAINTENANCE 445.51 PUBLIC HEALTH 4337.50 ALPHA SIGMA OMEGA OEKALB IL 60115 PUBLIC HEALTH 75.00 75.00 AIFHAGRAPHICS SYCAMORE IL 60178 COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH 567.38 567.38 ALTERNATIVE MAILING SYSTEMS CHICAGO IL 60693 ASSESSMENTS OFFICE 75.00 150.00 TREASURER 75.00 AMBER MANOR APARTMENTS OEKALB IL 60115 VETERAN'S ASSISTANCE 1184.00 1184.00 AMERICAN MARKETING & PUBLISHING OEKALB IL 60115 FPGENERAL 820.00 820.00 AMERICAN BUILDING SERVICES LLC WHEELING IL 60090-5793 =MAINTENANCE 3237.38 3237.38 AMERICAN INSTALLERS BLACKFOOT 10 83221 11 T OUTREACH BUlL 51085.56 51085.56 AMERICAN JAIL ASSOCIATION HAGERSTOWN MD 21740.5853 LAW ENFORCEMENT PROJEC 133.00 133.00 AMERICAN PLANNING ASSOCIATION CAROL STREAM IL 60197-4291 PLANNING & ZONING 957.00 957.00 AMERICAN PROFICIENCY INSTITUTE TRAVERSE CITY Ml 49586 PUBLIC HEALTH 103.33 103.33 AMERICAN SCREENING C~ =EPORTLA 71105 DRUG COURT 1160.50 1160.50 AMERICAN TRAFFIC SAFETY MATE GEPARKFL 32067-1449 HIGHWAY 279.99 279.99 AMERICAN TRAINCO INC. ENGLEWOOD CA 60155 FACILITIES MANAGEMENT 2940.00 2940.00 AMERIGAS DEKALB IL 60115-2665 SHERIFF 43.18 43.18 AMK AUTO BODY WATERMAN IL 60556 SHERIFF 202.00 467.00 TORT & LIABILITY INS. 265.00 AMSANLLC CHICAGO ll 60693 NURSING-ENVIRONMENTAL S 56814.46 66588.58 PUBLIC HEALTH 9774.12 ANDERSEN, KENNETH SYCAMORE IL 60178 COUNTY BOARD 117.62 117.62 ANDERSON, CATHY NURSING-ADMINISTRATION 340.08 577.61 NURSING-NURSING 237.53 ,ANDERSON, TAMMY VETERAN'S ASSISTANCE 1146.50 1146.50 ANESTHESIA ASSOCIATES LTD. K IL 60527 CORRECTIONS 122.80 122.80 ANIMAL CARE EQUIPMENT & SVS. BOULDER CO 80301-9949 PUBLIC HEALTH 111.67 111.67 ANSELL HEAL THCARE PRODUCTS LLC PALATINE IL 60055-7373 PUBLIC HEALTH 207.00 207.00 APPLE GROUP, L.L.C. ~D HILLS CA 91367 NURSING-MAINTENANCE 2010.08 2010.08 APPLIED SAFETY COUNSUL TIN TUR IL 62526 ESDA 3333.60 3333.60 APPLIED SOCIAL RESEARCH UNIT IL 61790-4950 COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH 1674.00 1674.00 ARAMARK UNIFORM SERVICES, INC. ROCKFORD IL 61126 COMMUNITY OUTREACH BLOC 1167.24 7232.26 FACILITIES MANAGEMENT 3269.97 HIGHWAY 2795.05 ARANDA, DAVID SHERIFF 471.50 471.50 ARBOR DAY FOUNDATION LINCOLN NE 58508·1497 FPGENERAL 40.00 40.00 AREA ERECTORS, INC. CHICAGO IL 606711-1350 HIGHWAY 18100.00 18100.00 ARJOINC. PITTSBURGH PA 15264.0799 NURSING-MAINTENANCE 3709.45 3709.45 ARNDT DRAINAGE COMPANY CLARE IL 60111 AID TO BRIDGES 326.58 326.58 ARNESON TIRE CENTER, INC. SANDWICH IL 60548 HIGHWAY 185.90 185.90 ARROW UNIFORM TAYLORMI 48180 FACILITIES MANAGEMENT 1246.40 3253.45 HIGHWAY 2007.05 ARTIE'S TOWING, INC. ELGIN IL 60120 SHERIFF 197.00 197.00 ARTISAN AND TRUCKERS CAS TAMPA FL 33630-3108 VETERAN'S ASSISTANCE 1076.00 1076.00 ASKELAND TREE SERVICE !SYCAMORE IL 60176 FPGENERAL 300.00 6n5.00 FP TORT & LIABILITY 6425.00 ASPEN PUBLISHERS CHICAGO IL 60682-0048 JUDICIARY 1061.00 2623.97 Page2 Vendor List Fiscal Year 2010 January 1, 2010 through December 31, 201 0 ASPEN PUBLISHERS Continued lAW LIBRARY 546.00 2623.97 NURSING-ADMINISTRATION 439.31 2623.97 PUBLIC DEFENDER 577.66 2623.97 ASSET REPLACEMENT FUND ASSESSMENTS OFFICE 2000.00 841500.00 COMMUNICATION 100000.00 COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH 1000.00 ITY SERVICES 3000.00 6000.00 COUNTY BOARD 00.00 FACILITIES MANAGEMENT 20000.00 FINANCE 22500.00 IMO 195000.00 NON-DEPARTMENTAL SERVIC 30000.00 NURSING· PLANNING & ZONING ~ PUSLIC HEALTH 44000.00 R.O.E. 4000.00 SHERIFF 30000.00 SPECIAL PROJECTS 10000.00 TREASURER 2000.00 VETERAN'S ASSISTANCE 3000.00 COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION OF COMM. MENTAL HEALTH 11172.00 11~ AT&T CAROL STREAM IL 00197-5019 COMMUNICATION 16104.44 186 FACILITIES MANAGEMENT 783.32 HIGHWAY 1121.45 PUBLIC HEALTH 634.03 LOUISVILLE KY 40290-1310 NURSING-ADMINISTRATION 37.97 37.97 ATLANTAGA 30348-5066 PUBLIC HEALTH 363.61 363.61 ATO-AMERICAN CO. ELPHIA PA 19178 CORRECTIONS 434.34 ATKINSON, JULIE SHIRE IL 60140 VETERAN'S ASSISTANCE ~ 930.00 AURORA ORTHOPEDIC LABORATORIE~ NORTH AURORA IL 60542 NURSING-NURSING 151.95 151.95 AURORA SPORTSMAN CLUB AURORA IL 60507 SHERIFF 180.00 180.00 AURORA TRI.STATE FIRE PROTECTIO~ AURORA IL 60504 SHERIFF 619.45 619.45 AURORA UNIVERSITY AURORA IL 00508-4892 COMMUNITY SERVICES 900.00 900.00 AUTO BATH SYCAMORE IL 60178 CORONER 22.50 1674.25 PROBATION SERVICES 69.50 SHERIFF 1582.25 AUTO CLINIC OEKALB IL 60115 371.25 AUTO GLASS BY BRAD ROCKFORDIL 61107 :85. I ~ ~TYINS. =FIRE SYSTEMS INC ROCKFORDIL 61115 COMMUNITY OUTREACH BUll 3694.00 CAROL STREAM IL 60197-5125 PUBLIC HEALTH 5319.99 5319.99 AXIOM CLEARWATER FL 33765 ENGINEERING 58.50 58.50 B & H TECHNICAL SERVICES INC. MERRILLVILLE IN 46410 MICROGRAPHICS 410.98 410.98 BAC HOME LOANS DALLAS TX 75265-0070 VETERAN'S ASSISTANCE 4050.00 4050.00 BAHRAMIS, SOULA PUBUC HEALTH 740.00 740.00 BAILEY'S TEST STRIPS & THERMOMET LODI NJ 07644 PUBLIC HEALTH 236.00 236.00 BAKER, MERVIN Ill LELAND IL 60531 VIETERAN'S ASSISTANCE 1600.00 1600.00 Page3 Vendor List Fiscal Year 2010 January 1, 2010 through December 31, 2010 BALLARD, SUZANNE CORRECTIONS 112.55 112.55 BANNER UP INSTANT SIGNS SYCAMORE IL 60178 FPGENERAL 1936.20 5778.40 FP TORT & LIABILITY 457.95 JUDICIARY 1075.00 NON-DEPARTMENTAL SERVIC 67.00 PBC GENERAL OPERATIONS 582.25 SOLID WASTE PROGRAM 1495.00 VETERAN'S ASSISTANCE BARB CITY MANOR DEKALB IL 60115 ELECTIONS ;; 8776.50 SENIOR SERVICES 6676.50 BARNABY, INC. SYCAMORE IL 60178 CIRCUIT CLERK 1371.77 4613.86 COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH 59.95 COUNTY BOARD 303.00 HIGHWAY 436.00 &ZONING 179.85 . SHERIFF 1854.43 STATE'S ATTORNEY 59.95 TREASURER 348.91 BARNES DISTRIBUTION PALATINE IL 60055-4079 HIGHWAY 10670.38 10670.38 BARRINGTON ORTHOPEDIC SPE GO IL 60674 SING-NURSING 37.87 37.87 BARSHINGER, WES ll 80556 ERAN'S ASSISTANCE 1700.00 1700.00 BATTERIES PLUS LOVES PARK IL 61111 COMMUNITY OUTREACH Bll)( 72.26 2223.82 CORRECTIONS 79.96 COUNTY BOARD 266.98 HIGHWAY 1493.11 NURSING-MAINTENANCE 151.59 PUBliC HEALTH 159.92 ROCKFORD ll 61112·1005 FACILITIES MANAGEMENT 512.51 691.48 NURSING-MAINTENANCE 178.97 BATTERY SOLUTIONS HOWELL Ml 48843 SOLID WASTE PROGRAM 1502.53 1502.53 BAUMANN,UNDIE SHERIFF 422.48 422.48 BAUMGART, JOSEPH R., MD DEKALB IL 60115 PUBLIC HEALTH 5934.00 5934.00 BAXTER & WOODMAN, INC. CRYSTAL LAKE ll 60039.0783 BROADBAND GRANT 89500.00 109417.15 BUILDING FUND 18917.15 NON-DEPARTMENTAL SER 1000.00 BEARDSLEY, RON SANDWICH IL 60548 VETERAN'S ASSISTANCE 1750.00 1750.00 BEAZLEY, DEBORAH 113.40 113.40 BECK, VICKI 412.80 412.80 BECKWITH, TATIA L.
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