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Home to the University of Illinois, Parkland College, and two major regional hospitals (Carle Foundation Hospital and OSF Heart of Mary Medical Center), Champaign County is a leader in education, health care, government, high technology, light industry and agriculture.
Welcome To Champaign County! We invite you to view the below videos to get a small taste into why Champaign County is a great place to live and why it is outside of the ordinary! If you are a vistor or potential new resident of Champaign County, additional information on all that our County has to offer is available at VisitChampaignCounty.org.
Find a Department. Contact information for County Departments can be found on this page. To view contact information for all County Departments select "All" under "By Service Type." You can also select different service types to view contact information for offices dealing with that service.
The County Assessment Office strives to administer an accurate, fair, uniform, and timely assessment of all real property in Champaign County in accordance with and as mandated by the Illinois Property Tax Code.
Champaign County’s Executive oversees the administration of the County’s business, similar to the Mayor at the city level or the Governor at the state level. The Executive supervises all county activities that do not fall under the responsibility of another elected county official.
This page contains general information about Champaign County Government. Alternative Transportation Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
The Champaign County Collector mailed over 75,400 real estate tax bills and will collect over $403 million for 156 taxing districts including school districts, cities, villages and special service districts.
The Treasurer is responsible for depositing, investing, and disbursing all funds for Champaign County. The Collector is responsible for billing, collecting, investing, and distributing property taxes for all taxing bodies in Champaign County.
If you know the first name and last name of the inmate you are looking for, you can click on the below link and search for the inmate’s information. This will include charges and bond amounts. If you are interested in general arrest information, you can click on “Public Documents” and then “Corrections Division Reports.”.
The Champaign County Sheriff’s Office provides primary law enforcement service for approximately 50,000 residents in the unincorporated areas of Champaign County and assists municipalities who have their own law enforcement agencies.