EFFINGHAM CITY HALL PARKING LOT PROJECT RFP
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Sep 4, 2026
Sep 29, 2026
Construction of an 8,400 square foot concrete parking lot for Effingham City Hall, including soil removal and replacement.
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Posted
Sep 4, 2026
Sep 29, 2026
Construction of an 8,400 square foot concrete parking lot for Effingham City Hall, including soil removal and replacement.
Posted
Sep 3, 2024
Sep 29, 2026
This RFP is for the pavement reconstruction along Evergreen Avenue from approximately 150 feet west of Sherwood Park intersection to 200 feet east of Oceola Street intersection, including associated reconstruction work.
Posted
Aug 27, 2026
Sep 8, 2026
Project shall consist of the removal and replacement of street pavement.
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This document is a quote and purchase addendum (ID: 101047D. 5507) from Motorola Solutions to Effingham Police Department for software and services, including IBR Software, FLEX Records Delivery Services, and IBR Maintenance. The total cost for these items is $9,679.08. The quote was dated 09/29/2020 and signed on 05/06/2021, with a 1-year term for maintenance services. It acts as an addendum to a pre-existing Purchase Agreement.
This document compiles five distinct purchase orders from the Effingham Police Department to Axon Enterprise Inc. for various Taser-related equipment and accessories. The orders span from September 2021 to January 2025, covering items such as Taser 10 bundles, tactical battery packs, and cartridges. Each purchase order specifies its own details, including items, quantities, individual costs, and a specific 'PO Total' and expiration date. One PO for a Taser 10 bundle mentions it is Year 1 of a 5-year contract.
This document is an invoice from Motorola Solutions, Inc. to EFFINGHAM FIRE DEPARTMENT. It details two separate transactions for radio equipment, accessories, and related services. The first transaction, identified by invoice number INV8 1187095504, has a total of 10,691.35 USD and includes an APX NEXT portable radio and accessories. The second transaction lists additional services and features but does not provide a separate total or a combined total for both transactions. The P.O. Date for the first transaction is 27-FEB-2023, and the payment due date for both is 19-APR-2023.
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The City of Effingham's 2050 Comprehensive Plan serves as a roadmap for future growth, development, and investment, aiming to ensure the city remains attractive, resilient, and prosperous. It addresses critical facets of community life including housing & neighborhoods, economic development, community services & utilities, transportation & mobility, quality of life, and zoning & land use. The plan establishes clear goals and strategies to foster a thriving and connected community where residents can live, work, play, and grow.
The council discussed various ordinances and resolutions, including the issuance of a Class R liquor license for China Buffet, authorization for real estate purchases from GSGW Land Trust, and the renewal of membership to the Effingham Regional Growth Alliance. Other topics included awarding a grant to the Arts Connection of Central Illinois, a contribution to the Effingham Career Foundation for vocational training, approval of professional services for storm sewer improvements, and various residential rehab agreements and subdivision plat approvals. Discussions also touched upon leasing real estate, special event permissions for cruise nights, and potential future zoning ordinance text amendments concerning the Plan Commission, accessory dwelling units, and battery energy storage systems.
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The City of Effingham 2050 Comprehensive Plan serves as a roadmap for the community's future, guiding growth, development, and investment through 2050. Rooted in extensive community engagement and technical analysis, the plan aims to ensure Effingham remains a resilient, welcoming, and forward-thinking city. It addresses key facets of community life including Housing & Neighborhoods, Economic Development, Community Services & Utilities, Transportation & Mobility, Quality of Life, and Zoning & Land Use, providing a framework for coordinated decision-making and strategic implementation.
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