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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

The Whiteside County Farmland Assessment Review Committee will conduct a Public Hearing, Monday, June 10, 2013 at 3:00 pm in the EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER, Room 117, located on the ground floor of the Courthouse, at 200 East Knox Street, Morrison, Illinois.

The purpose of this meeting will be to inform farm owners of the procedures and requirements for farmland assessments for 2014. The Property Tax Code, sections 10-110 through 10-125, (35ILC 200/10-110 through 10-125) requires farmland to be assessed in relation to productivity and use, using assessed values certified to County assessing officials by the Department of Revenue.

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Whiteside County Farmland
Assessment Review Committee
Robin Brands, Chairman
Mon, February 02 2013

2013 Spring Road Posting

SPRING ROAD POSTINGS

EFFECTIVE MONDAY, MARCH 4TH, 2013

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 PUBLIC NOTICE

The annual assessor’s meeting will be held in the Emergency Operations Center, Room 117, located on the ground floor of the Whiteside County Courthouse, in Morrison, Illinois on Wednesday, December 19, 2012 at 2:00 p.m.

This meeting is open to the public.

Robin Brands Whiteside County

Chief County Assessing Official

 

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Whiteside County Press Release-
Today Sheriff Kelly Wilhelmi and the Whiteside County Sheriff’s Department launched a new sex offender registration and public notification website called OffenderWatch®. Whiteside County will now be part of a nationwide network of over 5,000 law enforcement agencies which includes over half of the Illinois county sheriff’s offices and police departments. The new service is a citizen-friendly, easy to use website that enables citizens to search for potentially dangerous sex offenders and predators which may be in close proximity to their homes, places of work, schools, churches and day care centers. The information is available 24 hours a day 7 days a week and is updated in real time by the Whiteside County Sheriff’s Office, Rock Falls and Sterling Police Departments, as offender information changes and is reported.
As part of this new, innovative service, citizens may enter any address of interest to them, and see a map and listing of all offenders within a user defined radius (of .25 miles out to 2 miles) of that address. Citizens can then register the address to be continuously monitored by the Sheriff, who will send to them an email alerting them if an offender or predator should register an address within their specified radius of their address. Citizens may confidentially register as many addresses as they like, at no cost to them. “Citizens have a right to know who may be living near them and could potentially pose a threat to their families. In cooperation with our local Police Departments, we provide citizens with the most up to date information on all offenders registered in the state and I am happy to be able to provide that information to them” says Sheriff Wilhelmi.
The sheriff has also made available additional web based resources designed to educate and inform the public on ways to keep their families safe. The purpose of the program is to lessen the anxiety of citizens by pro-actively alerting them should an offender/predator move within proximity to them, and to provide the highest level of security and safety to all Whiteside County citizens.
The program also enables the Sheriff to verify that offender addresses do not violate any safety buffers that may be implemented around protected institutions in the county, such as schools, day cares and parks, and helps law enforcement schedule compliance checks for verifying information provided by offenders. Citizens can access the OffenderWatch® registry at the Whiteside County Sheriff’s office sex offender search page at : http://www.sheriffalerts.com/il/Whiteside/
Sheriff Kelly Wilhelmi
Whiteside County Sheriff's Office
400 N Cherry St.
Morrison, IL 61270
Office: 815 772-5240
Fax: 815 772-7944

November 11, 2011 - Five counties in Northwestern Illinois are engaged in a project to enhance opportunities for current and future businesses as way to improve the regional economic climate for both employees and employers. Economic development leaders in Carroll, Lee, Ogle, Stephenson and Whiteside counties are examining their competitiveness and evaluating opportunities to promote business clusters in the region. The project builds on previous economic development revitalization and planning efforts in the region.

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Tue, October 10 2011

Flood Information


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Please click the map for Whiteside County Floodplain and Fema Information. 

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