State Attorney

HistoryState Attorney has two convenient locations, one in Vandalia, Illinois (Fayette County) and one in Effingham, Illinois (Effingham County). The Vandalia offices are located across from the Fayette County Building in downtown Vandalia. The State Attorney Effingham Offices are located two blocks north of the old Effingham County Courthouse. Both offices are located near Interstate 70 in South-Central Illinois. Due to its central locations and the practice areas of its attorneys, The State Attorney has traditionally served clients from a broad geographic region. While its physical locations are in close proximity to the county courts in Fayette and Effingham Counties, The State Attorney has the ability to serve its clients effectively throughout South-Central Illinois and beyond.SpecialtiesThe State Attorney advises its clients on the appropriate business organization considering tax, liability and administrative issues. The State Attorney represents corporations (S and C), professional corporations, limited liability companies, partnerships, limited partnerships, limited liability partnerships, joint ventures and other form of business associations. Business clients are also counseled on applicable governance, administration, record maintenance, compliance and their fiduciary responsibilities.

Tazewell County Courthouse in Pekin, Illinois, operates as a central hub for county government services, offering departments ranging from assessments and emergency management to health and human resources. The courthouse facilitates essential functions like real estate tax payments, court information access, and various assessments, ensuring residents receive comprehensive support across multiple facets of county governance. The Assessment Office plays a crucial role in property taxation, overseeing the assessment process and exemptions such as homestead, senior, and disabled veterans. It ensures fair property evaluation through equalization efforts, aligning assessed values with the overall market by applying uniform adjustments across different property types. Generated from the website

The Montgomery County Health Department serves as the vital link for promoting health and preventing disease among residents, striving for healthy community conditions through a thorough assessment of local health needs. It comprises various parts that work cohesively to ensure residents' well-being and sustain a clean environment. Established in 1821, Montgomery County was named in honor of Revolutionary War General Richard Montgomery and includes the communities of Hillsboro, Litchfield, and Nokomis. The department is dedicated to developing local health policies that respond to community needs while actively promoting healthy living and longevity. Generated from the website