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How to Choose Government Offices State
State government offices can provide information about services that you can receive from local county, municipal, town, and township governments. Many state governments have a website and directory that you can use to locate information about local government services, commissions, boards, and agencies. State governments also frequently have public affairs offices that promote events in the local culture. They might also work with national and international communities to provide a wider range of services and opportunities to those in surrounding counties. If you are interested in getting services from official commissions or working with an agency, then you should contact them to receive more information. Many state and local associations take advantage of the Internet technology that is available today. That means that you might be able to download information about courts, commissions, and agencies from their websites. While they frequently have information posted on their websites, you might find that it is advantageous to contact them in person so that you can get your specific questions answered. When you contact the state government offices, ask the officials for their contact information. Once you have their information you will know what the best way is to get in touch with them in the future. Ask them if they have information that is not listed on their website. You should also ask them if they are associated with any other government agencies, nonprofits, businesses, or regional organizations. You can often use this information to help you determine if the state government association can provide the services that you need.
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STATE POLICE
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630-571-2616
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2700 Ogden Ave
Downers Grove, Illinois 60515
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REPRESENTATIVE JUDY BIGGERT
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630-655-2052
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115 55th St # 100
Clarendon Hills, Illinois 60514
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MARYLAND STATE CORPORATE TAX
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312-922-0074
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310 S Michigan Ave # 1325
Chicago, Illinois 60604
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HOUSING DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
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312-836-5200
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401 N Michigan Ave # 900
Chicago, Illinois 60611
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STATE ATTORNEY TRAFFIC COURT
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312-822-3520
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321 N La Salle Dr # 300
Chicago, Illinois 60610
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NATURAL RESOURCES DEPT
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312-814-7237
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100 W Randolph St
Chicago, Illinois 60601
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COMMERCE & COMMUNITY AFFAIRS
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312-814-7179
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100 W Randolph St
Chicago, Illinois 60601
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AGRICULTURE DEPT
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312-814-6900
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100 W Randolph St # 10-700
Chicago, Illinois 60601
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ART COUNCIL
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312-814-6750
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100 W Randolph St
Chicago, Illinois 60601
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INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION
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312-814-6500
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100 W Randolph St
Chicago, Illinois 60601
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WORKERS INJURY
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312-814-6500
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100 W Randolph St
Chicago, Illinois 60601
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ELECTIONS BOARD
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312-814-6440
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100 W Randolph St
Chicago, Illinois 60601
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HUMAN RIGHTS DEPT
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312-814-6269
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100 W Randolph St
Chicago, Illinois 60601
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DEPT OF HUMAN RIGHTS LEGAL DIV
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312-814-6262
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100 W Randolph St # 10-100
Chicago, Illinois 60601
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HUMAN RIGHTS INVESTIGATION DIV
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312-814-6200
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100 W Randolph St
Chicago, Illinois 60601
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REVENUE LITIGATION
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312-814-6150
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100 W Randolph St
Chicago, Illinois 60601
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CAPITOL DEVELOPMENT
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312-814-6000
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100 W Randolph St # 14-600
Chicago, Illinois 60601
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EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM
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312-814-5853
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100 W Randolph St # 210
Chicago, Illinois 60601
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PERSONNEL DEPT
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312-814-5698
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100 W Randolph St
Chicago, Illinois 60601
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JUDICIAL INQUIRY BOARD
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312-814-5554
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100 W Randolph St # 14-500
Chicago, Illinois 60601
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State governments provide a wide range of services to residents, but sometimes it gets a bit confusing remembering which office provides what service. This confusion is why many state offices have created local offices to provide you with more personalized service. For example, employment commissions are state agencies, but they will usually have local offices to provide job seekers with community hiring information. State governments also have official associations of service agencies, such as firefighters and police, which provide services to local service men and women that would be difficult to provide from one, central office. Since the information that is contained within state governments is so vast, usually there is a directory of services available that can make finding the information you need faster and easier.
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