This is a list of all documents accepted for permanent retention under the subject classification 'State government: State agencies'.
State government:
State agencies
2006 Service Evaluation Survey (2006)
Results of a survey of school board presidents' satisfaction with the Illinois State Board of Education and the Regional Offices of Education. It includes cummulative responses, respondants' comments and analysis.
2007 Illinois Crash Facts & Statistics (covers Jan.1, 2007-Dec. 31, 2007)
The Illinois Department of Transportation IDOT is committed to providing a safe travel environment for Illinois residents and other motorists traveling the states highways and local roads. The Illinois Crash Facts & Statistics includes data that illustrate these accomplishments and also provides information about key events in the history of traffic safety-related legislation. Also included, are summaries of motorcycle helmet usage and general information about programs and services offered by the Division of Traffic Safety.
2008 Annual Flex-Time Report
This is the Illinois Human Rights Commission's Flex-Time Annual Report for 2008.
2008 Annual Report (covers Jan. 1, 2008-Dec. 31, 2008)
This is an annual report of the accomplishments of the Office of the State Fire Marshal divisions.
40 Years of Stewardship...Where Are We Headed?: a report on the 40th Anniversary Symposium of the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services, December 2004
A report on the 40th Anniversary Symposium of the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services, December 2004.
Abusive Tax Shelter Disclosure Requirements for Composite Return Filers (2005, June) [FY 2005-17]
Illinois Department of Revenue Informational Bulletin. Provides guidance for any taxpayer who may be included on Form IL-1023-C Composite Income and Replacement Tax Return, and is also required to disclose participation in certain potentially abusive tax avoidance transactions, commonly called abusive tax shelters
Adames v. Sheahan (2009, March 19) [105789 & 105851 cons.]
Justice Thomas delivered the judgment of the court, with opinion.Chief Justice Fitzgerald and Justices Freeman, Garman, Karmeier, and Burke concurred in the judgment and opinion. Justice Kilbride took no part in the decision. This cause is before the Illinois Supreme Court on review of the granting of summary judgments for the defendants. No trial has occurred.
Affirmative Action Plan for Fiscal Year 2010 / Illinois Racing Board (covers July 1, 2009-June 30, 2010)
Illinois Department of Revenue Affirmative Action Plan for Fiscal Year 2010. The Final Availability Analysis provides a numerical measure of utilization through an analysis of the internal workforce of each state entity and the availability of affi rmative action groups in surrounding labor area(s). Comparison of the availability numbers and the actual number of affi rmative action groups currently employed by the agency will indicate whether or not the agency is underutilized. The resulting number becomes the ultimate goal of the agency.
Affirmative Action Plan for Fiscal Year... / Illinois Civil Service Commission {periodical start}
Annual plan, which includes the Program Certification, EEO/AA Policy Statement, the Identification and Duties of the EEO/AA Officer, the Labor Force Analysis for People with Disabilities, the Employment Discrimination Internal Complaint Process, and the Reasonable Accommodation Policy.
Affirmative Action Plan for Fiscal Year... / Illinois Racing Board {periodical start}
The Illinois Racing Board consists of eleven members appointed to six year terms by the Governor with the advice and consent of the Senate. The Board is responsible for enforcement of the statute governing horse racing in Illinois known as the Illinois Horse Racing Act. Each year the Board issues racing licenses and establishes a racing schedule for each of the states operating racetracks, both thoroughbred and harness. The race date allocation processinvolves an assessment of each racetracks application for a racing license in view of the best interest of Illinois racing and such factors as the racetracks facilities and accommodations for the public; the tax revenues to be generated for the state from various race meets; the extent of promotional and marketing activities; the character, fitness, reputation and integrity of the activities;the character, fi tness, reputation and integrity of the racetracks owners and operators, and each racetracks compliance with affi rmative action plans. The Final Availability Analysis provides a numerical measure of utilization through an analysis of the internal workforce of each state entity and the availability of affirmative action groups in surrounding labor area(s). Comparison of the availability numbers and the actual number of affirmative action groups currently employed by the agency will indicate whether or not the agency is underutilized. The resulting number becomes the ultimate goal of the agency.