Daniel Daw Stories | Dupage Policy Journal

Zoning board denies reclassification request

By Daniel Daw | Feb 25, 2016

The Sangamon County Zoning Board of Appeals voted to deny a reclassification of a property from an agricultural district to a neighborhood business district during a recent meeting.

Chatham Village Board discusses MFT resolution

By Daniel Daw | Feb 25, 2016

The Village Board of Chatham met recently to discuss a resolution related to the motor fuel tax (MFT) warrants and maintenance expenditure statement.

Sangamon approves Jano Technology contract

By Daniel Daw | Feb 25, 2016

The County Board of Sangamon County approved a contract with Jano Technologies Inc. during its recent meeting.

Sangamon OEM committee discusses pre-travel request for conference

By Daniel Daw | Feb 24, 2016

The Sangamon County Office of Emergency Management and 911 committee met on Feb. 24 to discuss a pre-travel request for a conference.

12 Illinois sites added to National Historic Register

By Daniel Daw | Feb 24, 2016

The Illinois Historic Preservation Agency (IHPA) recently announced the state's additions to the National Register of Historic Places.

Palliative care course recognized by ICCHE

By Daniel Daw | Feb 24, 2016

An online course focusing on palliative care was recognized earlier this month with an Innovative Initiative Award (IIA) from the Illinois Council on Continuing Higher Education

Sangamon Bridge and Road Committee met this morning to consider drainage petitions

By Daniel Daw | Feb 24, 2016

The Sangamon County Road and Bridge Committee discussed petitions for drainage improvements and other items during its meeting this morning.

Springfield City Council approves appropriations ordinance

By Daniel Daw | Feb 24, 2016

Springfield City Council approved a majority of amendments associated with the city’s annual appropriation ordinance during its recent meeting.

Sangamon County to discuss FCCG event support tonight

By Daniel Daw | Feb 24, 2016

The Community Resources Committee of Sangamon County will be meeting today to discuss support for an event for the Faith Coalition for the Common Good (FCCG) and other items.