Dept of Army

Moraine Township government administers public funds to provide responsive, efficient and compassionate services and support for residents in need. Moraine Township's boundaries include all of Highwood, most of Highland Park and small portions of Deerfield and Lake Forest. The Township officially provides general assistance to individuals; property assessment services in the Assessor's Office; election and record-keeping functions in the Clerk's Office; operates two cemeteries, Mooney's and Daggitt, in Highland Park; a Food Pantry; and Moraine Door-to-Door paratransit van service to medical appointments for seniors, disabled and economically challenged residents. Township is "special purpose" government: apart from the Assessor's and the Clerk's respective functions in property appraisal and voting, Moraine Township provides a safety net for residents with needs not otherwise met by local government – some as mandated by law (General Assistance) and others in keeping with community tradition. (These are found in more detail on the Supervisor's webpage.)

The Village of Deerfield Public Works department plays a critical role in maintaining the community's infrastructure and services, ensuring that residents have access to essential public works and utilities. It oversees various projects, including road constructions and improvements, while also encouraging sustainability initiatives such as the Deerfield Energy Saver Sweepstakes. In addition to managing construction and maintenance projects, the department actively engages with the community through events like Harvest Fest and displays honoring veterans. Through its comprehensive programs, Deerfield Public Works aims to foster a safe, well-maintained environment for all residents and businesses. Generated from the website

The Illinois Student Assistance Commission (ISAC), based in Deerfield, IL, is a state agency dedicated to providing accessible and affordable college education for all students. ISAC serves as a one-stop financial aid center, offering a variety of programs and services to simplify the financial aid process for those in need. With a commitment to inclusivity, ISAC employs Spanish-speaking counselors to assist a diverse range of students. Annually, ISAC distributes approximately $750,000 in financial aid to nearly 250,000 qualified Illinois residents, making higher education more attainable for many. Generated from their available business information