Peoria County takes fraud, waste, and abuse of taxpayer funds very seriously. If you have a complaint, tip or suggestion, please use... More… Peoria County takes fraud, waste, and abuse of taxpayer funds very seriously. If you have a complaint, tip or suggestion, please use this form to contact the Peoria County Auditor's Office directly. You do not have to provide your name when you report. However, be aware that we will not be able to contact you if additional information is required relative to your reported allegation. If you still wish to remain anonymous, please do not provide your name or any other information that may personally identify you. If you decide to identify yourself, the Auditor's Office will not knowingly disclose any information that would identify you without your express permission, unless required by law.Less…

Can't find the information you need? Use this Contact Us form to ask your question. Please note, we will attempt to respond in three... More… Can't find the information you need? Use this Contact Us form to ask your question. Please note, we will attempt to respond in three business days, though some responses may take longer. We will not disclose your contact information to any commercial interest. If you have a FOIA request, do not use this form. Please either search the site for FOIA or email foiarequests@peoriacounty.org.Less…

This form is used to submit an application for a position that is appointed by the Peoria County Board Chairperson. If you are looking... More… This form is used to submit an application for a position that is appointed by the Peoria County Board Chairperson. If you are looking to apply for the Racial Justice and Equity Commission, please use the form designated for that purpose.Less…

This form is used to submit an application for becoming a member of the Joint Peoria City/County Racial Justice and Equity Commission.

Application form for citizens or groups to apply to Peoria County to "adopt" a County Highway in order to remove litter from the... More… Application form for citizens or groups to apply to Peoria County to "adopt" a County Highway in order to remove litter from the roadside.Less…

Used by companies in order to legally move Oversize / Overweight loads on Peoria County Highways.

This permit is submitted by utility companies in order to install, repair, or replace utilities in Peoria County Highway Right of Way.

Permit used for installing a private, commercial, or field entrance onto Peoria County Highway in order to access property.

This permit is submitted by wireless telecommunication companies for installation of small cell, distributed antenna systems and other... More… This permit is submitted by wireless telecommunication companies for installation of small cell, distributed antenna systems and other wireless communication facility installations in the public rights-of way as long as these regulations and restrictions are consistent with Public Act 100-0585, known as the Small Wireless Facilities Deployment Act.Less…

Senior Freeze form submittal

To continue to receive the HEPD, you must file Form PTAX-343-R each year with your Chief County Assessment Officer (CCAO) by your ... More… To continue to receive the HEPD, you must file Form PTAX-343-R each year with your Chief County Assessment Officer (CCAO) by your county’s due date. Failure to do so may result in the termination of the exemption.Less…

The senior citizens homestead exemption (35 ILCS 200/15-170) provides for an annual $5,000 reduction in the equalized assessed value... More… The senior citizens homestead exemption (35 ILCS 200/15-170) provides for an annual $5,000 reduction in the equalized assessed value of the property that you • own or have a leasehold interest in, • occupy as your principal residence during the assessment year, and • are liable for the payment of property taxes. Note: You may receive a pro-rata senior citizens homestead exemption if property is first occupied as your principal residence after January 1 of any assessment year.Less…

To continue to receive the Standard Homestead Exemption for Veterans with Disabilities (SHEVD), you must file Form PTAX-342-R each year... More… To continue to receive the Standard Homestead Exemption for Veterans with Disabilities (SHEVD), you must file Form PTAX-342-R each year with your Chief County Assessment Officer (CCAO). Failure to do so may result in the termination of the exemption. Your service-connected disability must be certified by the U.S. Department of Veterans’ Affairs. Note: Only an un-remarried, surviving spouse of a veteran killed in the line of duty, or a veteran with a disability who previously received the SHEVD can continue to receive the SHEVD provided the spouse has legal or beneficial title to the residential property. A surviving spouse that remarries no longer qualifies for the SHEVD. Less…