$1.5 Million in Wages for the Property Tax Appeal Board
$1.5 Million in Wages for the Property Tax Appeal Board
The 26 employees of the Illinois Property Tax Appeal Board made over $1.5 million in wages during fiscal year 2008.
The 26 employees of the Illinois Property Tax Appeal Board made over $1.5 million in wages during fiscal year 2008.
SouthTownStar looks into school district spending amid growing talks of layoffs.
New transparency tool from the Department of Commerce.
In 2008 toll collectors statewide were paid over $26 million dollars in wages.
The State paid over $2 Million in retirement payments to individuals in an agency titled ""Room 465.""
The Illinois Department of Transportation spent over $10 million for land, appraisal, engineering & testing fees for highways and aeronautics in 2009.
In 2008 the Illinois Historic Preservation paid its 389 employees $14 million to help
by Kate Piercy Congressman Steve Israel (NY-02) has introduced transparency legislation called the Public Online Information Act (POIA) which, according to the Sunlight Foundation, “embraces a new formula for transparency: public equals online. No longer will antiquated government disclosure practices bury public information in out-of-the-way offices and in outmoded formats.” The legislation requires Executive Branch agencies to publish...
In 2008, taxpayers paid $1,328,203 in wages to the Legislative Printing Unit, an agency which provides printing services to the Illinois Legislature.
The Department of Transportation spent more than $1.4 million on the acquisition and/or construction of ''structures''.
The Sunshine Commission would provide yet another tool to help root out inefficiencies and waste in Illinois government.
In 2008, the Illinois Art Council employed 24 individuals at a total cost of $1,439,971.87.
Illinois state government has created a useful one-stop shop website at www.sunshine.illinois.gov with the goal of bringing more transparency to the workings of your state government.
The State of Illinois paid 3,293 employees over $100,000 in 2008.