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Temporary handicapped placards are available from Effingham Police Department at no cost.

Yes. A license from the Effingham Police Department is required to do business as an itinerant merchant, solicitor or peddler in the City of Effingham. The only exception to this is a merchant who offers produce which they have grown themselves. Learn more and apply for a permit.

As a service, Effingham Police Department registers bicycles for free for anyone living in the City of Effingham. To register, bring your bicycle to the police department at 110 S. 3rd Street any weekday.

If your organization wants to host a fundraiser at certain intersections in Effingham, you need to get a permit before your event. Download an application packet and contact Jane Kemper.

Yes. You are required to get a mobile food establishment permit from the fire department.

You can drive golf carts on certain streets in Effingham, but you need to apply for a golf cart permit through the Effingham Police Department.

There are 2 main ways to provide your input to the City Council. You can: Speak at a City Council meeting in-person Send a letter or email to the Mayor and other Commissioners

Meeting agendas, reports, and minutes going back to 2017 are available online.

Effingham is the host of a wide variety of engaging and fun events for people of all ages and interests! For a comprehensive calendar and description of events, go to Visit Effingham.

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 Gillet, 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.

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