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The Effingham Park District offers summer camps and other activities for your whole family. You can call them at 217-342-5680, or send them an email. The Effingham Public Library also offers summer camps and programs.

You can sign up for little league or other activities with the Effingham Park District. You can call them at 217-342-5680, or send them an email.

You can request a fire incident report online for structure fires or vehicle fires.

To see if your lost item has been turned in: Email Steve Fehrenbacher at the Effingham Police Department, or Call 217-347-0774 extension 5321

Crime in Illinois Annual Uniform Crime Reports, published by Illinois State Police, include past crime statistics for Effingham. For the most recent crime statistics: Email Sandi Rich, or Call 217-347-0774 extension 5326

You can request police records in multiple ways: Online By email In-person at the Police Department, 110 S. 3rd Street By fax to 217-342-5345

If it’s during normal business hours, you can report your issue online. If you have an issue with your water or sewer and it’s after normal business hours, please call (217) 347-5056 for support.

Trash pickup for the City of Effingham is served by private companies. Please contact them directly.

If you think there is a carbon monoxide leak in your home, call 9-1-1. The Effingham Fire Department will be dispatched to test for a leak.

DMV services are available through the Effingham Illinois Secretary of State Facility. Their local office is at 1901 South Fourth Street, Suite 2, across the street from Hendelmeyer Park.

If it's after normal business hours, please call (217) 347-5056 for support.

We will inspect your project as work progresses to make sure everything is safe and meets codes and regulations. Even if you don’t need a permit, you will probably need an inspection at some point. You can request an inspection by phone. Please call us 48 hours before you want an inspection. Schedule an inspection.

Contact the Effingham County Health Department at 217-342-9237.

Lead service lines were banned by Congress in 1986, but we believe there may be a few lead lines still in use. If your property had water service before 1987, you could have a lead service line. Find out if your water line is made from lead.

We provide clean, safe drinking water to our residents and businesses. View water quality reports.

The main hospital serving Effingham is St. Anthony's Memorial Hospital. It’s located at 503 N Maple Street, northeast of downtown.

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