About The board consists of five members to service three-year terms: Two trustees are appointed by the Mayor Two trustees are active members of the pension fund that are elected by the active members of the pension fund The fifth member is elected by and from the beneficiaries of the pension fund Members John Stroud...
Members Dave Storm - Chairman Jim Wolters Dave Mahon Jane Kemper - Secretary to board For more information about Fire and Police Commission, please contact Jane at jkemper@effinghamil.com or call 217-342-5300, extension 5308. Meeting schedule Meetings are held quarterly and when necessary. City Hall 201 E. Jefferson Avenue Effingham, IL 62401 Entry level firefighter eligibility...
About The Ethics Commission is responsible for the review, investigation, and hearing of ethics complaints pursuant to Article V State Officials and Employees Ethics Act of the City of Effingham Municipal Code. Members Tom Henderson Christo Schultz Austin Hayes Brandon Weber Meeting schedule The Ethics Commission meets as needed. City Hall 201 E. Jefferson Avenue...
About The purpose of the Enterprise Zone Commission is to promote business and economic development within the enterprise zone. Members Luke Hayes Andy Johnson Jake Buhnerkempe Mike Schutzbach Dave Repking Josh Douthit Brian Hayes Meeting schedule Enterprise Zone Commission meets biannually. City Hall 201 E. Jefferson Avenue Effingham, IL 62401
About The Electrical Commission is charged with consulting with the chief electrical inspector and the enforcement of the provisions of the City of Effingham Municipal Code regarding building and building regulation concerning electrical work. Members Brant Yochum Matt Stead Chris Niemerg Jon Tipton Kevin Koester Matt Pals Meeting schedule Members of the Electrical Commission meet...
About The Effingham Public Library is governed by a nine-member board of trustees, appointed by the Mayor and City Council of Effingham. Members Matt Greider Shelby Dasenbrock Charlene Topel Hank Stephens Lisa Koerner Jared Chestnut Dennis Presley Jackie Tabbert Steve Miller Meeting schedule Board meetings will be held on the 3rd Monday of the month...
About Any person shall have the right to appeal a decision of the code official to the Board of Appeals. An application for appeal shall be based on a claim that the true intent of this code or the rules legally adopted thereunder have been incorrectly interpreted, the provisions of this code do not fully...
If you are filling or topping off your swimming pool, you can apply for a sewer credit. The credit usually ranges from $10 to $100, depending on the size of your pool. The credit is only for sewer use and you will still be charged for water. It can be applied to your account once...
If you are a renter or property owner, you can get water service connected for $25. If you are a renter, you will also need to pay a $100 refundable deposit. Before you start We process new water connection requests on weekdays, from 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. If you complete the form after 3...
You can pay your water and sewer bill online with a debit/credit card, or by dropping off a check/cash at City Hall. You can also set up automatic payments. If your water is shut-off due to non-payment, a non-refundable $25 disconnect fee will be applied to your account. Before you start If you want to...
The City of Effingham falls under the provisions of the Illinois Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). Anyone wishing to view or obtain copies of City records should submit a written request to the City Clerk's Office. Submissions can be made online, in person, email, or mail. The City has five working days to provide the...
To get a building permit for most construction projects, Building and Zoning division staff need to review your plans and application. This process applies to building, pool, sign, and demolition permit applications. Before you start Getting approval for a construction project can take time. Before you can get a building permit, you may be required...
A blanket utility permit allows you to perform normal maintenance and repair work to existing facilities and service lines throughout the City of Effingham for a year. This includes: Normal maintenance and repair Relocation and replacement (in the same location) New service lines Restoration of lawn, sidewalk, and driveway surfaces Before you start Review all...
A utility permit allows you to add new or improve your utility facilities. Before you start Make sure this is the correct type of utility permit you need. If you are doing maintenance and repair, you may need a blanket utility permit instead. Review all the terms and requirements in the utility permit application. What...
If you are a utility company with facilities in the City’s right-of-way, every year you need to: Register Submit a current Certificate of Insurance Companies with City franchise agreements are exempt. Before you start You will need to provide us with new proof of insurance certificates that meets our requirements. The requirements are listed in...
