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The Danville Election Commission is a bipartisan election office in Danville, IL, responsible for conducting city, county, state, and federal elections, as well as voter registration, training election judges, creating ballot layouts, communicating election results, redistricting, and establishing polling places. Established in 1909 by a referendum, the Commission consists of three commissioners appointed by the Presiding Circuit Judge, representing the Democratic or Republican Party, with an Executive Director hired by the Board of Election Commissioners. Their mission is to ensure fair and accurate elections in the city of Danville.Generated from the website

The Illinois Probation and Court Services Association (IPCSA), founded in 1969, serves as a vital support system for over 1,400 members including probation officers, judges, and related professionals. Through the exchange of ideas and strategies for working with both juvenile and adult offenders, IPCSA aims to enhance the effectiveness of probation and court services in local communities. With 17 special committees dedicated to various areas of interest, IPCSA fosters professional growth and collaboration among its members. The organization is committed to protecting communities and empowering individuals, underscoring the significant impact that dedicated professionals can have in transforming lives. Generated from the website