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These publications present descriptive and fiscal information on federal aid programs from a variety of sources. One of the most important sources is the federal aid tracking system, which monitors the application, award, and receipt of federal aid by Illinois state agencies. Other sources of information include surveys of state agencies and federal data available from the U.S. Bureau of the Census, other federal agencies, and national organizations. This information is used in analyzing federal and state budgets and the impact of intergovernmental aid on state and local programs.
This publication presents information on federal aid programs administered by Illinois state agencies. It includes program descriptions and outlay information. It also has a State Trust Fund section that identifies the trust fund(s) used for depositing federal grants. A table shows which programs are supported and what regions and populations of Illinois are served by the federal grants.
The LRU collects data on state assistance to local government and publishes a biennial catalog. This and other publications pertaining to local governments, or of interest to them, include:
Describes state programs providing financial and technical assistance to counties, municipalities, townships, and special districts (excluding school districts). Compiled from a comprehensive survey of all Illinois state agencies.
An overview of special districts in Illinois. Describes Illinois special districts and clarifies service delivery responsibilities among the various types.
A popular brochure that summarizes the primary differences between the two prominent government health insurance programs.
This booklet is intended to serve as a preliminary guide on available resources for those who are initiating a search for foundation funding.
Economic decline and falling government revenues have resulted in reduced federal aid to states and state assistance to local governments. This guide provides information on both governmental and nongovernmental sources of aid ranging from cash grants to technical assistance.