DuPage County Government
There are twelve locations for early voting throughout DuPage County. These are the designated locations for the 2012 General Election. Below the map, you will find more details about each of these voting locations, including an address and hours. Early voting begins Monday, October 22nd and continues through Saturday, November 3rd. The General Election is…
It’s a fact that traffic tickets are often a significant revenue source for local police departments throughout DuPage County. Event the safest drivers make mistakes, and chances are that at some point in your life, you will see the unwelcoming red and blue flashing lights of a police cruiser behind you. The information in the…
Anyone in Illinois state government who supported the measure to increase personal income taxes from 3% to 5% has revealed themselves for the ignorant morons they truly are. Don’t be fooled by the small “3” and “5” numbers, because this means you will be paying Illinois 75% more of your hard-earned money.
Looking at your DuPage County property tax bill can be a bit confusing. You should know that your tax payment amount due is based on the equalized value your of your property (land and house if applicable).
Below is a list of standard sales and use tax rates for DuPage County. This list does not include all of the DuPage County taxes we pay (such as real estate taxes), but gives you an idea of how much you tax you pay when you make regular purchases in DuPage.
On July 7th, Governor Pat Quinn signed legislation waiving state sales taxes on all back-to-school related purchases for the week of August 6 through August 15, 2010. This is a first-ever sales tax amnesty for all of Illinois.
DuPage Case (DuPageCase.com) is a website operated by DuPage County. You can use the site for the specific purpose of looking up your court / case information such as fines due, next court date, and court location.