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EPA Guidelines Webinar for Water Department
Introducing the Updated EPA Cybersecurity Guidelines: Training for Public Water System Employees Welcome to our three-part webinar series aimed at empowering public water system employees

Nate Luy Joins JANO’s New IT Division
Nate Luy, Circuit Clerk in Stephenson County, is joining JANO as an IT Engineer. After supporting the Stephenson County Circuit Clerk’s office since the beginning

What happens after elected St. Clair County circuit clerk steps down? Here are next steps
It will be up to St. Clair County Chairman Mark Kern and the county board to decide who will replace outgoing County Circuit Clerk Kahalah

Read Madison County official’s request to the IL Supreme Court to strike down FOID Act
Madison County State’s Attorney Tom Haine announced Monday he is requesting the Illinois Supreme Court “strike down” the FOIA Act as unconstitutional, arguing the act

Circuit clerk plans to text notices for traffic court
EDWARDSVILLE — In the next few months, Madison County Circuit Clerk Tom McRae plans to begin texting people scheduled to appear in Traffic Court. McRae

Madison County Circuit Clerk Applies for Grant to Help Self-Represented Litigants
EDWARDSVILLE — Residents who represent themselves in legal proceedings could soon receive assistance from the Madison County Circuit Clerk’s Office. “The court system can be

Want your record expunged or sealed in Sangamon County? How to register for consideration
Expungement and record sealing can signify a fresh start for some people with criminal records. The Sangamon County Circuit Clerk’s Office is partnering with the

Circuit Clerk Lemons Wins Statewide Award
Montgomery County Circuit Clerk Holly Lemons was named the Illinois Association of County Officials Official of the Year during this year’s spring conference on Tuesday

With an eye toward St. Louis, Madison County set to launch crime-fighting task force
EDWARDSVILLE — Madison County State’s Attorney Tom Haine said Thursday that the Cross-River Crime Task Force, first announced in April, will begin law enforcement efforts

Illinois Set to Become First State to Bar Police Officers From Lying to Minors to Coerce Confessions
The state of Illinois is on its way to becoming the first in the nation to bar police officers from lying to minors during interrogations.

EPA Guidelines Webinar for Water Department
Introducing the Updated EPA Cybersecurity Guidelines: Training for Public Water System Employees Welcome to our three-part webinar series aimed at empowering public water system employees

Nate Luy Joins JANO’s New IT Division
Nate Luy, Circuit Clerk in Stephenson County, is joining JANO as an IT Engineer. After supporting the Stephenson County Circuit Clerk’s office since the beginning

What happens after elected St. Clair County circuit clerk steps down? Here are next steps
It will be up to St. Clair County Chairman Mark Kern and the county board to decide who will replace outgoing County Circuit Clerk Kahalah

Read Madison County official’s request to the IL Supreme Court to strike down FOID Act
Madison County State’s Attorney Tom Haine announced Monday he is requesting the Illinois Supreme Court “strike down” the FOIA Act as unconstitutional, arguing the act

Circuit clerk plans to text notices for traffic court
EDWARDSVILLE — In the next few months, Madison County Circuit Clerk Tom McRae plans to begin texting people scheduled to appear in Traffic Court. McRae

Madison County Circuit Clerk Applies for Grant to Help Self-Represented Litigants
EDWARDSVILLE — Residents who represent themselves in legal proceedings could soon receive assistance from the Madison County Circuit Clerk’s Office. “The court system can be

Want your record expunged or sealed in Sangamon County? How to register for consideration
Expungement and record sealing can signify a fresh start for some people with criminal records. The Sangamon County Circuit Clerk’s Office is partnering with the

Circuit Clerk Lemons Wins Statewide Award
Montgomery County Circuit Clerk Holly Lemons was named the Illinois Association of County Officials Official of the Year during this year’s spring conference on Tuesday

With an eye toward St. Louis, Madison County set to launch crime-fighting task force
EDWARDSVILLE — Madison County State’s Attorney Tom Haine said Thursday that the Cross-River Crime Task Force, first announced in April, will begin law enforcement efforts

Illinois Set to Become First State to Bar Police Officers From Lying to Minors to Coerce Confessions
The state of Illinois is on its way to becoming the first in the nation to bar police officers from lying to minors during interrogations.