Glencoe Village Finance Department

Village Hall is a part of the Village of Glencoe in Illinois. The Village of Glencoe serves more than 8,000 residents. It manages a public safety department that investigates and prosecutes crimes. The village operates the Public Works Department, which reviews plans for new construction projects, as well as issues grading permits and responds to public inquiries regarding floodplain and drainage issues. The Village of Glencoe also provides garbage, recycling and yard waste collection services to residential properties. The village manages the Glencoe Public Library, which offers access to a variety of books and reference materials. In addition, the Village of Glencoe manages a finance department.

New Trier Township Offices in Winnetka, IL serves as the hub for the township's government and public programs, offering a range of services including social services, residency assistance, and taxpayer advocacy. The offices, overseen by elected supervisor Patricia Cantor, also provide voter registration, notary public services, employment support, and process passport applications. Generated from their available business information

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.)