The Edgar County Jail 228 N. Central Ave. RFP
Posted
Sep 18, 2026
Oct 13, 2026
The building will be sold as is.
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Edgar County.
Active opportunities open for bidding
Posted
Sep 18, 2026
Oct 13, 2026
The building will be sold as is.
Key metrics and characteristics
Census ID
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124841
Population
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16,323
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Edgar County
The board addressed several administrative and operational matters, including highway resolutions regarding speed limits and resurfacing projects, the reappointment of the county engineer, and an appointment to fill a vacancy on the County Board. Key discussions included public comment on local early childhood education needs, participation in an emergency management mutual aid system, and funding agreements for 911 dispatch operations. The board also handled various appointments for drainage district commissioners and the North Fork Conservancy District, authorized a letter of support for emergency access at a rail road crossing, and approved an increase in HSA payments for county employees.
The board meeting featured a public presentation regarding the impact of railroad crossing delays on emergency vehicle response times, with a request for the county to formally notify the railroad of these obstructions. Additionally, the board discussed a new Illinois state law affecting the property tax redemption process and upcoming judicial tax sales, with plans for board member attendance at an informational conference regarding the transition.
Public-sector contacts connected to Edgar County.
The Board reviewed and approved several administrative items, including claims against the county, board member claims, and highway resolutions related to road jurisdiction transfers, speed limit adjustments, and a township bridge contract. The Board accepted the resignation of a member and authorized a credit card for the animal shelter. Appointments were made to the 911 Board to fill vacancies. Additionally, the Board adopted several safety policies regarding employee training, safe lifting, trip and fall prevention, motor fleet operations, and contractor liability. Officer reports included updates on upcoming election preparations, SNAP and Medicaid redetermination assistance, and animal shelter activities, including a 'Clear the Shelters' event.
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