The annual fee to apply for a permit is $100.00, payable by cash, check, or money order. We currently do not accept debit or credit cards. This fee must be paid at the time of the inspection.
Depending on the workload of involved staff, a permit is generally issued within a few days after the inspection. Please allow at least a week to obtain an approval after your application has been submitted.
A full inspection of all the components of your mobile business will be conducted, including: Trailer Truck Tent Wagon All other features, to include, but not limited to: Cooking areas and appliances Fire extinguishers Carbon monoxide detectors No smoking signs Liquid propane tanks Piping
An inspection will need to be done either at Effingham Central Fire Station or at your location within the City of Effingham during the following times: Monday - Friday from 7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. (excluding holidays) The final inspection of the day will be scheduled no later than 3:00 p.m. Schedule an inspection with...
Go to apply for a mobile food service establishment permit to see full details of the application and permit process. You can also contact: Fire Prevention Division at 217-342-5300 extension 5365 Email Assistant Fire Chief Matthew Kulesza
City departments post bid notices and requests for proposals online. This includes City construction projects, professional services, procurement, and more. We also post bid tabulations that show the companies that bid and the amount proposed.
Find open contract opportunities to perform work with the City of Effingham. This includes requests for proposals and qualifications, purchasing and procurement opportunities, and notices of auctions of excess City equipment and property. You can also review bid tabulations to see who responded to past bids and the cost of their proposals.
Applications for Experienced Police Officer are accepted on a continuous basis. To apply, download the Police Officer Application Form, complete it, and return it or email it Chief Jason McFarland For questions or more information, contact Chief Jason McFarland at (217) 347-0774 x 5332 or email Chief McFarland The City of Effingham is an Equal...
Applications accepted on a continuous basis. The City of Effingham Police Department is seeking candidates to serve as Part-Time Police Telecommunicator/9-1-1 Operator. Part-time telecommunicators work an average of 15-18 hours/week, with a starting wage of $19.32/hour. Increases to $19.82/hour after successfully completing a 6-month probationary period. Duties Receives and processes incoming calls for police, fire,...
Use this application to apply for a job at the City of Effingham. If you prefer, you can download the job application and fill it out by hand. Explore job openings. Please note that "See Resume" is not an acceptable response.
Dispatchers are the "1st" First Responders, even though you may never see their face. They are the calm voice on the other end of the phone when you're having your worst day. If you had a great experience with an Effingham Police Dispatcher, we want to hear about it! You can send a thank you...
Contact us to reserve your dates, times, and locations Before starting the process, we need to confirm that the dates and times you want to hold your fundraiser are available at the intersections you want. Please indicate your preference for dates, times (7:00 a.m. - 1 hour before dusk), and locations: Submit the form below...
All compensation is paid by the applicant directly to the officers who provide the services. The Effingham Police Department will not be responsible for compensation or benefits for any outside employment by an Effingham Police Officer.
Submit a written request to the Police Chief in advance and specify: Requested dates and times Type of service or services needed Number of officers needed per date/time slot Enter into an indemnification agreement prior to approval
Knowing certain details of information you want helps tremendously. If at all possible, include the following in any requests: Police report reference numbers Time of incident Date of incident Location of incident (including apartment numbers) Names of involved persons Telephone numbers of the involved persons Any other pertinent details of the incident
Once your request has been processed, you will receive a written response in five (5) business days, unless: The Police Department extends the time for a response by an additional five business days for a reason allowed by FOIA The Police Department and requestor agree to an extension in writing It is a commercial request...
