2013 Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program Report July 2012-June 2013



   TheStateofIllinois,forover30years,hasprovidedlifesavingutilitybillassistancethorough LIHEAPthathashelpedIllinois’mostvulnerablecitizenswithhomeenergy.Throughthe servicesprovidedbylocalCommunityActionAgenciesstatewide,we’rehelpingpeopletolive moreselfͲsufficientlyandstrengtheningthecommunityfabricofcitiesandtownsthroughout Illinois.  Budgetpressuresatthefederalandstatelevelshaveledtoreductionsinfundingforthe LIHEAPprogramoverthelastfewyears.Inspiteofthis,inprogramyear2013,morethan $183.1millioninbenefitsweredistributed,and397,079 householdsreceivedutilitybill assistancelastyear.Throughthesebenefits,householdenergyburdenisreducedandenergy servicedisconnectionshavedecreased.  Overthepastthreeyears,IllinoishasofferedanewcomponenttotheLIHEAPprogramthat providesmonthlyassistanceforcertainlowincomehouseholds.Thenewprogramiscalledthe PercentageofIncomePaymentPlan(PIPP).UnderPIPP,eligibleclientspayapercentageof theirincome,receiveamonthlybenefittowardstheirutilitybill,andreceiveareductionin overduepaymentsforeveryonͲtimepaymenttheymakebythebillduedate.Overthepast year50,108householdswereassistedwithPIPPbenefitstotallynearly$38.3millionin payments.  WearecommittedtoensuringIllinois’CommunityActionNetworkwillremainamongthebest inthenation,andlookforwardtoourcontinuedpartnershiptoensureIllinois’citizensare gettingtheLIHEAPservicestheyneedanddeserve.  Sincerely,      LarryDawson DeputyDirector  

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Each year throughout the United States, millions of Americans struggle with the high cost of home energy bills. These households o en consist of vulnerable individuals and families that include senior ci zens, persons with disabili es, and very young children. Illinois is no different. Without the assistance of the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) these families would be le facing brutally cold winters and hot humid summers with the constant threat of u lity disconnec on. Community ac on agencies are proud to serve over 400,000 household each year in mee ng this home energy burden and improving the health and safety of those who are most at risk of suffering from difficult weather condi ons. The 2013 State LIHEAP Report demonstrates the impact that this vital program has on the 102 coun es of Illinois. Illinois is unique in at least two ways in opera ng this program. In addi on to federal funding from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, the LIHEAP program benefits from the State Energy Fund, which has been in existence since 1997. Secondly, the Percentage of Income Payment Plan which became available in 2011 is an innova ve alterna ve for some to the tradi onal program. And we will con nue to search for new ways to be er serve our customers throughout Illinois. Each year, community ac on agencies struggle to meet the growing need for home energy assistance throughout the state. But we are inspired by the resilience and effort that these families exhibit to provide for their families and to meet their basic needs. And through the LIHEAP Program we are commi ed to making sure that their health and safety is protected. Sincerely,

D. Samson Sulamoyo, Ph.D., CCAP President/CEO

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Program Overview The Importance of Energy Assistance for Illinois Families Energy assistance as a federal program began in 1980 over concern by Congress of the rising costs of home energy. It connued in 1981 as the Low Income Home Energy Assistance program. Unfortunately, families with low incomes o en live in housing that is substandard and o en energy inefficient. As a result, these individuals pay a dispropor onate amount of their income on home hea ng costs. LIHEAP helps families reduce their home energy burden, therefore crea ng a warmer and healthier environment.

Poverty in Illinois The na onal and global economic downturn that began in 2008 was a tremendous setback to the gains in poverty reduc on that have occurred since 1970. According to the Heartland Alliance 2014 Poverty Report on Illinois, in 1960, just prior to the beginning of the War on Poverty, the poverty rate in Illinois was 14.7%. By 1970 it was reduced to 10.2% and held fairly steady un l 2000 when Illinois’ poverty rate was at 10.7%. Unfortunately, the Great Recession, beginning in 2008, created a sharp rise and by 2012 Illinois was back to a 14.7% poverty rate. This translates to 1.85 million people living in poverty.

According to Oak Ridge Na onal Laboratory, the energy burden for low income households is 14.4% compared to 3.3% for non-low income households (ORNL/TM2010/66, EIA February 2010 Short Term Energy Outlook).

Poverty In Illinois 1960

14.7%

1970

10.2%

1980

11.9%

1990

11.9%

2000

10.7%

2010

13.8%

2012

14.7%

At the end of 2013 Illinois s ll had an unemployment rate of 8.7%. These sta s cs are especially pronounced for the state’s most vulnerable ci zens – children, seniors, and people with disabilies. And the number of minori es living in poverty is at very troubling levels. •

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An es mated 267,000 children have been affected by foreclosures since 2008 44.6% of African American children

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live in poverty (2002) Nearly 1 in 2 black males age 16-24 are unemployed 144,071 (8.8%) of seniors live in poverty 47% of seniors are economically vulnerable based on incomes that are less than two mes the poverty threshold.

*staƟsƟcs taken from the Heartland Alliance Poverty Report (January 2014)

LIHEAP plays a cri cal role in relieving the high energy burden plaguing many families and emphasizes assistance to seniors, the disabled, and families with young children. Assis ng with the paying of home energy bills reduces the number of seniors who have to make choices between buying medica on or paying their u lity bill; reducing the chances that a child will return home to find that their lights are not on; or in securing that families will be able to remain in their homes because they have kept their u lity service.

LIHEAP in Illinois

of May. The months of September and October are “priority periods”. Seniors and disabled individuals are eligible to apply in September and households with children under the age of 5 are eligible to apply in October. November 1 begins open enrollment. During years in which funding is available, a Summer Cooling program is held in July. This funding is reserved for seniors, families with small children, or families with severe medical problems. The Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program in Illinois serves customers at or below 150% of poverty. In 2013, for a family of four, 150% of poverty equaled an annual income of $34,575.

Customer Choice Since 2011, LIHEAP customers have had the opportunity to choose between the tradi onal LIHEAP Direct Vendor Payment (DVP) and the newly created Percentage of Income Payment Plan (PIPP). The DVP is a one- me benefit paid on behalf of the

LIHEAP in Illinois is operated by the Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO) which partners with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to deliver the program. Thirty-five local agencies deliver energy assistance to eligible customers throughout the state in all 102 coun es. Most of these agencies, in turn, partner with community groups, businesses, and governmental enes to reach out and make sure residents are aware of the funds. Grants are made on behalf of qualified customers as direct payments to the u li es. In Illinois, the LIHEAP program year begins in September and ends at the end

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customer to the u lity bill. The PIPP funcons as an alterna ve to the tradi onal program, but does not replace it. The PIPP provides enrollees with the opportunity to pay a regular, monthly u lity payment based on 6% of their income. The customer’s LIHEAP benefit makes up the difference. PIPP benefits are paid out of the state energy fund. If a customer chooses the PIPP, they will receive benefits on a monthly basis as long as they make regular on- me payments. However, if they are removed from the program for non-payment they will not receive addi onal payments. PIPP customers also have the opportunity to reduce any arrearages that have accumulated on their account. For every on- me payment, a customer’s arrearage is reduced by 1/12. Twelve on- me payments would therefore eliminate their arrearage. The goal of the PIPP is to make u lity payments more affordability while encouraging customer’s to be regular bill payers. The implementa on of the PIPP in Illinois is an innova ve way to be er serve and meet the needs of the state’s low income popula on. The PIPP program, however, has limited funding and during 2013 was suspended at the end of December.

Additional Benefits The LIHEAP program also provides two addi onal components to assist customers in emergency situa ons: Emergency Assistance Emergency assistance may be available to reconnect

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a customer whose household has been disconnected from an energy source that is used for hea ng a home. In order to receive this assistance a customer must make a “Good faith effort” to pay a poron of the amount needed to reconnect (typically $75). Emergency Furnace Households without an opera ng furnace or hea ng system may be eligible to receive assistance in a tune-up, repair, or replacement of their furnace in order to restore heat to the home.

LIHEAP Funding DCEO receives funding from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and the state energy fund. Recently, LIHEAP HHS funding has declined since 2010: Federal 2010: $5.1 billion 2011: $4.7 billion 2012: $3.4 billion 2013: $3.3 billion

State $259.7 million $248.9 million $185.7 million $160.2 million

The state energy fund was started in 1997 and provides funding for both energy assistance and the Weatheriza on Assistance Program.

LIHEAP Customer Story SubmiƩed by Will County Center for Community Concerns

“Martha” came to our office seeking help with u li es as she was behind with her bills due to personal and financial crises. Her husband of 43 years had recently passed away and for the first me she had to figure out how to manage her money and pay bills. She told her Customer Service Representa ve that she always counted on her husband to take care of the household finances and now she is surviving solely on Social Security income. During the applica on process our Customer Service Representa ve offered not just assistance with her LIHEAP applica on, but also listened to Martha’s memories of the life she had shared with her husband. Martha was approved for benefits through LIHEAP and was also told about other u lity assistance programs that might benefit her. Since she was not too far behind on her bills she decided to try to get caught up on her own, but was comforted to know that there was help for her if needed.

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State-Wide LIHEAP Totals Local Administering Agencies: 35 State-wide LIHEAP Employees: 258 Full Time, 233 Part Time

Total Benefits Paid HHS

$158,480,593.79

State

$68,574,044.91

Total

$227,054,638.70

Total Applicants Who Received a Benefit 450,000 384,069

400,000 350,000 300,000 250,000 200,000 150,000 100,000

74,280

60,522

60,453

50,000

1,818

0 # of Applicants DVP

PIPP

Reconnection Assistance

Emergency Furnace

Summer Cooling

Demographics DVP, RA, Furnace PIPP

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Seniors Children Under 5 126,666 77,346 30,663 8,573

Disabili es 92,129 24,273

BCMW Community Services, Inc. 909 E. Rexford, P.O. Box 729 Centralia, IL 62801-0729 (618)532-7388 • www.bcmwcommunityservices.org Service Area: Bond, Clinton, Marion, Washington Coun es LIHEAP Employees: 4 Full Time, 4 Part Time

Total Benefits Paid County

HHS

State

Bond

$331,862.73

$50,200.00

Clinton

$379,185.53

$85,319.00

Marion

$1,189,884.64

$271,728.00

$188,315.29

$36,349.00

$2,089,248.19

$443,596.00

Washington

Total

$2,532,844.19

Applicants Who Received a Benefit by County 3,000

Total Served

2,500 2,000 1,500 1,000

DVP

4,683

RA

1,062

Furnace

500

PIPP

0 Bond

Clinton DVP

RA

Marion Furnace

40 337

Washington

PIPP

Demographics *numbers are by household

DVP, RA, Furnace PIPP

Seniors 1,356 220

Children Under 5 1,063 16

Disabili es 1,389 183

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Carver Community Action Agency 235 E. Main St., P.O. Box 28 Galesburg, IL 61401 (309) 342-0158 • www.carvercaa.com Service Area: Knox County LIHEAP Employees: 3 Full Time, 1 Part Time

Total Benefits Paid County

HHS

State

Knox

$1,235,287.00

$25,816.00

Total

$1,235,287.00

$25,816.00

$1,261,103.00

Applicants Who Received a Benefit by County 2,500

Total Served

2,000 1,500

DVP

2,238

1,000

RA

268

Furnace

500

PIPP 0 Knox DVP

RA

Furnace

PIPP

Demographics *numbers are by household

DVP, RA, Furnace PIPP

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Seniors Children Under 5 439 719 338 46

Disabili es 601 417

0 576

C.E.F.S. Economic Opportunity Corporation 1805 S. Banker Street Effingham, IL 62401-0928 (217) 342-2193 • www.cefseoc.org Service Area: Chris an, Clay, Effingham, Faye e, Montgomery, Moultrie, and Shelby Coun es LIHEAP Employees: 4 Full Time, 8 Part Time

Total Benefits Paid County

HHS

State

Chris an

$709,567.51

$54,439.00

Clay

$517,532.43

$21,885.00

Effingham

$481,378.86

$53,925.00

Faye e

$570,465.93

$37,888.00

Montgomery

$707,527.43

$72,834.00

Moultrie

$213,146.89

$6,402.00

Shelby

$376,166.95

$48,556.00

$3,575,786.00

$295,929.00

Total

$3,871,715.00

Applicants Who Received a Benefit by County 1,400 1,200

Total Served

1,000 800 600

DVP

7,140

400

RA

1,656

200

Furnace

0

PIPP DVP

RA

Furnace

38 1,622

PIPP

Demographics *numbers are by household

DVP, RA, Furnace PIPP

Seniors Children Under 5 1,933 1,704 1,126 181

Disabili es 1,618 1,006

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Champaign County Regional Planning Commission 1776 E. Washington, P.O. Box 17760 Urbana, IL 61802 (217) 328-3313 • www.ccrpc.org Service Area: Champaign County LIHEAP Employees: 6 Full Time, 1 Part Time

Total Benefits Paid County

HHS

State

Champaign

$2,870,288.65

$43,827.00

Total

$2,870,288.65

$43,827.00

$2,914,115.65

Applicants Who Received a Benefit by County 6,000

Total Served

5,000 4,000

DVP

5,377

3,000

RA

1,443

2,000

Furnace

1,000

PIPP

0 Champaign DVP

RA

Furnace

PIPP

Demographics *numbers are by household

DVP, RA, Furnace PIPP

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Seniors Children Under 5 1,021 1,753 547 130

Disabili es 1,183 581

13 1,084

Community Action Partnership of Central Illinois 1800 W. Fi h Street Rd. Lincoln, IL 62656 (217) 732-2159 • www.capcil.org Service Area: DeWi , Logan, Mason, Menard, and Pia Coun es LIHEAP Employees: 6 Full Time, 2 Part Time

Total Benefits Paid County

HHS

State

DeWi

$270,941.83

$71,530.00

Logan

$458,443.76

$182,611.00

Mason

$474,743.66

$41,010.00

Menard

$240,264.19

$58,805.00

Pia

$207,880.65

$67,015.00

$1,652,274.09

$420,971.00

Total

$2,073,245.09

Applicants Who Received a Benefit by County 1,200

Total Served

1,000 800

DVP

600

RA

400

Furnace

200

PIPP

0 DeWitt

Logan DVP

Mason RA

Furnace

Menard

3,529 793 29 333

Piatt

PIPP

Demographics *numbers are by household

DVP, RA, Furnace PIPP

Seniors Children Under 5 903 858 233 19

Disabili es 1,070 187

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Community Action Partnership of Lake County P.O. Box 9059 Waukegan, IL 60079 (847) 249-4330 • www.caplakecounty.org Service Area: Lake County LIHEAP Employees: 5 Full Time, 4 Part Time

Total Benefits Paid County

HHS

State

Lake

$3,416,082.86

$1,045,078.00

Total

$3,416,082.86

$1,045,078.00

$4,461,160.86

Applicants Who Received a Benefit by County 10,000 9,000

Total Served

8,000 7,000 6,000 5,000 4,000

DVP

9,171

RA

1,370

Furnace

3,000 2,000

PIPP

1,000 0 Lake DVP

RA

Furnace

PIPP

Demographics *numbers are by household

DVP, RA, Furnace PIPP

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Seniors 3,126 399

Children Under 5 1,984 233

Disabili es 1,633 502

49 1,073

Community Contacts, Inc. 100 S. Hawthorne St. Elgin, IL 60123 (847) 697 8800 • www.cci-hci.org Service Area: DeKalb and Kane Coun es LIHEAP Employees: 3 Full Time, 9 Part Time

Total Benefits Paid County

HHS

DeKalb Kane

Total

State

$718,275.00

$224,180.00

$2,341,713.00

$830,990.00

$3,059,988.00 $1,055,170.00

$4,115,158.00

Applicants Who Received a Benefit by County 8,000

Total Served

7,000 6,000 5,000

DVP

8,837

4,000

RA

1,088

3,000 2,000

Furnace

1,000

PIPP

24 394

0 Dekalb

Kane

DVP

RA

Furnace

PIPP

Demographics *numbers are by household

DVP, RA, Furnace PIPP

Seniors 2,313 165

Children Under 5 2,406 83

Disabili es 2,221 207

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Community and Economic Development Association of Cook County, Inc. 208 S. LaSalle St., Suite 1900 Chicago, IL 60604 (312) 795-8844 • www.cedaorg.net Service Area: Suburban Cook County, City of Chicago LIHEAP Employees: 60 Full Time, 120 Part Time

Total Benefits Paid County/City

HHS

State

Cook

$15,996,257.09

$9,977,554.00

Chicago

$60,502,867.18

$7,539,985.00

Total

$76,499,124.27

$17,517,539.00 $94,016,663.27

Applicants Who Received a Benefit by County/City 160,000 140,000

Total Served

120,000 100,000 80,000 60,000 40,000

DVP

205,940

RA

28,692

Furnace

20,000

PIPP

0 Cook

Chicago

DVP

RA

Furnace

PIPP

Demographics *numbers are by household

DVP, RA, Furnace PIPP

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Seniors 77,631 16,364

Children Under 5 33,803 4,114

Disabili es 46,356 8,443

739 30,924

Crosswalk Community Action Agency 410 W. Main West Frankfort, IL 62896 (618) 937-3581 • www.crosswalkcaa.com Service Area: Franklin, Jefferson, and Williamson Coun es LIHEAP Employees: 3 Full Time, 7 Part Time

Total Benefits Paid County

HHS

State

Franklin

$810,255.75

$359,795.00

Jefferson

$775,581.75

$301,983.00

Williamson

$838,385.05

$339,400.00

Total

$3,425,400.55

$2,424,222.55 $1,001,178.00

Applicants Who Received a Benefit by County 3,000

Total Served

2,500 2,000

DVP

7,035

1,500

RA

1,085

1,000

Furnace PIPP

500

25 301

0 Franklin

Jefferson DVP

RA

Furnace

Williamson PIPP

Demographics *numbers are by household

DVP, RA, Furnace PIPP

Seniors 2,450 153

Children Under 5 1,268 21

Disabili es 2,009 195

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Decatur-Macon County Opportunities Corporation 1122 E. Marie a St. Decatur, IL 62521 (217) 428-0155 • www.dmcoc.org Service Area: Macon County LIHEAP Employees: 1 Full Time, 4 Part Time

Total Benefits Paid County

HHS

State

Macon

$2,134,913.81

$1,541.00

Total

$2,134,913.81

$1,541.00

$2,136,454.81

Applicants Who Received a Benefit by County 4,500 4,000

Total Served

3,500 3,000

DVP

2,500 2,000

RA

1,500

534

Furnace

1,000 500

PIPP

0 Macon DVP

RA

Furnace

PIPP

Demographics *numbers are by household

DVP, RA, Furnace PIPP

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Seniors 801 405

Children Under 5 1,253 143

4,228

Disabili es 1,072 612

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DuPage County Community Services 421 N. County Farm Road Wheaton, IL 60187 (630) 407-6500 • www.dupageco.org Service Area: DuPage County LIHEAP Employees: 6 Full Time, 1 Part Time

Total Benefits Paid County

HHS

State

DuPage

$3,183,058.00

$592,610.00

Total

$3,183,058.00

$592,610.00

$3,775,668.00

Applicants Who Received a Benefit by County 9,000 8,000

Total Served

7,000 6,000 5,000

DVP

8,396

4,000

RA

1,295

3,000

Furnace

2,000 1,000

PIPP

0

37 1,708

DuPage DVP

RA

Furnace

PIPP

Demographics *numbers are by household

DVP, RA, Furnace PIPP

Seniors 3,064 804

Children Under 5 1,774 330

Disabili es 933 522

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East Central Illinois Community Action Agency 56 N. Vermilion Danville, IL 61832 (217) 443-2705 • www.comac on.org Service Area: Ford, Iroquois, Vermilion Coun es LIHEAP Employees: 7 Full Time, 1 Part Time

Total Benefits Paid County

HHS

State

Ford

$250,174.40

$22,680.00

Iroquois

$552,425.75

$53,308.00

$3,113,316.60

$11,927.00

$3,915,916.75

$87,915.00

Vermilion

Total

$4,003,831.75

Applicants Who Received a Benefit by County 6,000

Total Served

5,000 4,000 3,000 2,000

DVP

6,734

RA

1,753

Furnace

1,000

PIPP

0 Ford

Iroquois DVP

RA

Vermilion

Furnace

PIPP

Demographics *numbers are by household

DVP, RA, Furnace PIPP

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Seniors 1,533 506

Children Under 5 2,165 156

Disabili es 1,892 644

29 1,008

Embarras River Basin Agency 400 W. Pleasant St., P.O. Box 307 Greenup, IL 62428-0307 (217) 923-3113 • www.erbainc.org Service Area: Clark, Coles, Crawford, Cumberland, Douglas, Edgar, Jasper, Lawrence, and Richland Coun es LIHEAP Employees: 18 Full Time, 1 Part Time

Total Benefits Paid County

HHS

State

Clark

$524,150.60

$13,480.00

Coles

$810,239.09

$272,319.00

Crawford

$287,297.21

$59,723.00

Cumberland

$353,581.67

$14,529.00

Douglas

$265,606.57

$66,102.00

Edgar

$320,838.69

$72,080.00

Jasper

$367,011.21

$27,061.00

Lawrence

$429,177.54

$58,559.00

Richland

$513,245.80

$49,479.00

$3,871,148.38

$633,332.00

Total

$4,504,480.38

Applicants Who Received a Benefit by County 2500 2000

Total Served

1500 1000 500 0

DVP

8,383

RA

2,370

Furnace PIPP DVP

RA

Furnace

50 1,658

PIPP

Demographics *numbers are by household

DVP, RA, Furnace PIPP

Seniors

2,521 902

Children Under 5

1,824 221

Disabili es

2,094 887 21

LIHEAP Customer Story SubmiƩed by Embarras River Basin Agency

Embarras River Basin Agency (ERBA) was able to assist a senior ci zen who was new to the community and ERBA services. She came to the office reques ng assistance for her energy bills and ERBA was able to provide her with the opportunity to enroll in PIPP. It was a good fit and she now pays a regular, small amount each month. She was beyond grateful and near tears thanking the agency for the service. She commented that being on PIPP would allow her to afford her medicines. Her health is ques onable on many levels and PIPP helped ease her mind and made life brighter on several fronts. She commented that without this program she didn’t know what she would do.

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Fulton County Health Department 700 East Oak Street Canton, IL 61520 (309) 647-1134 • www.fultoncountyhealth.com Service Area: Fulton County LIHEAP Employees: 2 Full Time, 1 Part Time

Total Benefits Paid County

HHS

State

Fulton

$838,635.40

$24,863.00

Total

$838,635.40

$24,863.00

$863,498.40

Applicants Who Received a Benefit by County 1,600 1,400

Total Served

1,200 1,000

DVP

800

1,481

600

RA

400

Furnace

200

PIPP

0

250 3 361

Fulton DVP

RA

Furnace

PIPP

Demographics *numbers are by household

DVP, RA, Furnace PIPP

Seniors 348 252

Children Under 5 384 23

Disabili es 268 130

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Illinois Valley Economic Development Corporation 223 S. Macoupin St., P.O. Box 88 Gillespie, IL 62033-0088 (217) 839-4431 Service Area: Calhoun, Greene, Jersey, and Macoupin Coun es LIHEAP Employees: 1 Full Time, 9 Part Time

Total Benefits Paid County

HHS

State

Calhoun

$124,523.00

$11,715.00

Greene

$325,273.75

$22,068.00

Jersey

$553,992.34

$1,796.00

Macoupin

$967,340.06

$19,835.00

$1,971,129.15

$55,414.00

Total

$2,026,543.15

Applicants Who Received a Benefit by County 2,000 1,800

Total Served

1,600 1,400 1,200

DVP

1,000

3,785

RA

800 600

791

Furnace

400 200

PIPP

0 Calhoun

Greene DVP

RA

Jersey Furnace

1,049

Macoupin

PIPP

Demographics *numbers are by household

DVP, RA, Furnace PIPP

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Seniors 1,034 616

Children Under 5 859 110

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Disabili es 862 374

Kankakee County Community Services, Inc. 657 E. Court St., Suite 207 Kankakee, IL 60901 (815) 933-7883 • www.kccsi-cap.org Service Area: Kankakee County LIHEAP Employees: 4 Full Time, 2 Part Time

Total Benefits Paid County

HHS

State

Kankakee

$1,588,662.81

$172,695.00

Total

$1,588,662.81

$172,695.00

$1,761,357.81

Applicants Who Received a Benefit by County 3,500

Total Served

3,000 2,500 2,000

DVP

1,500

RA

1,000

Furnace

500

696

PIPP

0

3,287 17 458

Kankakee DVP

RA

Furnace

PIPP

Demographics *numbers are by household

DVP, RA, Furnace PIPP

Seniors 911 231

Children Under 5 725 54

Disabili es 1,176 284

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Kendall County Health Department 811 W. John St. Yorkville, IL 60560 (630) 553-9100 • h p://health.co.kendall.il.us/CommunityAc on/ Service Area: Grundy and Kendall Coun es

Total Benefits Paid County

HHS

State

Grundy

$629,310.08

$56,056.00

Kendall

$601,078.00

$95,309.00

$1,230,388.08

$151,365.00

Total

$1,381,753.08

Applicants Who Received a Benefit by County 1,400

Total Served

1,200 1,000 800

DVP

600

RA

400

2,425 456

Furnace

200

PIPP

0 Grundy

155

Kendall

DVP

RA

Furnace

PIPP

Demographics *numbers are by household

DVP, RA, Furnace PIPP

26

Seniors 609 23

Children Under 5 650 53

36

Disabili es 462 42

Madison County Community Development 130 Hillsboro Ave. Edwardsville, IL 62025 (618) 692-6200, ext. 4386 • h p://www.co.madison.il.us/communitydevelopment/CommunityDevelopment.shtml Service Area: Madison County LIHEAP Employees: 5 Full Time, 5 Part Time

Total Benefits Paid County

HHS

State

Madison

$3,450,117.85

$370,442.00

Total

$3,450,117.85

$370,442.00

$3,820,559.85

Applicants Who Received a Benefit by County 8,000

Total Served

7,000 6,000 5,000 4,000 3,000

DVP

6,898

RA

1,477

2,000

Furnace

1,000

PIPP

0

47 1,279

Madison DVP

RA

Furnace

PIPP

Demographics *numbers are by household

DVP, RA, Furnace PIPP

Seniors 1,532 711

Children Under 5 1,833 100

Disabili es 2,530 945

27

McHenry County Housing Authority 1108 N. Seminary Ave., P.O. Box 1109 Woodstock, IL 60098-1109 (815) 338-7752 • www.mchenrycountyhousing.org Service Area: McHenry County LIHEAP Employees: 1 Full Time, 4 Part Time

Total Benefits Paid County

HHS

State

McHenry

$1,098,757.50

$198,146.00

Total

$1,098,757.50

$198,146.00

$1,296,903.50

Applicants Who Received a Benefit by County 3,000

Total Served

2,500 2,000

DVP

1,500

RA

1,000

2,638 276

Furnace

500

PIPP

0

543

McHenry DVP

RA

Furnace

PIPP

Demographics *numbers are by household

DVP, RA, Furnace PIPP

28

Seniors 915 238

Children Under 5 435 87

19

Disabili es 350 162

MCS Community Services 345 West State Street Jacksonville, IL 62650 (217) 243-9404 • h p://morgancounty-il.com/departments/mcs-community-services/ Service Area: Morgan, Cass, and Sco Coun es LIHEAP Employees: 1 Full Time, 2 Part Time

Total Benefits Paid County

HHS

State

Morgan

$192,840.26

$8,262.00

Cass

$622,829.34

$40,675.00

Sco

$92,687.35

$7,872.00

$908,356.95

$56,809.00

Total

$965,165.95

Applicants Who Received a Benefit by County 1,600

Total Served

1,400 1,200

DVP

1,000 800

1,969

600

RA

400

Furnace

200

251

PIPP

0 Cass

Morgan DVP

RA

15 327

Scott

Furnace

PIPP

Demographics *numbers are by household

DVP, RA, Furnace PIPP

Seniors 559 224

Children Under 5 474 23

Disabili es 637 245

29

Mid Central Community Action, Inc. 1301 W. Washington St. Bloomington, IL 61701 (309) 829-0691 • www.mccainc.org Service Area: McLean and Livingston Coun es LIHEAP Employees: 4 Full Time, 1 Part Time

Total Benefits Paid County

HHS

McLean

$485,406.88

$160.00

$1,287,005.69

$12,942.00

$1,772,412.57

$13,102.00

Livingston

Total

State

$1,785,514.57

Applicants Who Received a Benefit by County 3,000

Total Served

2,500 2,000

DVP

1,500

3,310

RA

1,000

679

Furnace

500

PIPP

0 Livingston

954

McLean

DVP

RA

Furnace

PIPP

Demographics *numbers are by household

DVP, RA, Furnace PIPP

30

Seniors 699 395

Children Under 5 861 162

21

Disabili es 941 557

Northwestern Illinois Community Action Agency 27 South State Avenue, Suite 102 Freeport, IL 61032 (815) 232-3141 • www.nicaa.org Service Area: Jo Daviess and Stephenson Coun es LIHEAP Employees: 4 Full Time, 3 Part Time

Total Benefits Paid County

HHS

State

Jo Daviess

$261,240.86

$55,055.00

Stephenson

$935,170.06

$234,448.00

$1,196,410.92

$289,503.00

Total

$1,485,913.92

Applicants Who Received a Benefit by County 2,500

Total Served

2,000 1,500

DVP

1,000

RA

2,961 508

Furnace

500

PIPP

0 Jo Daviess

29 337

Stephenson

DVP

RA

Furnace

PIPP

Demographics *numbers are by household

DVP, RA, Furnace PIPP

Seniors 890 105

Children Under 5 607 67

Disabili es 789 185

31

Peoria Citizens Committee for Economic Opportunity, Inc. 711 W. McBean Street Peoria, IL 61605 (309) 671 3900 • www.pcceo.org Service Area: Peoria County LIHEAP Employees: 8 Full Time, 3 Part Time

Total Benefits Paid County

HHS

State

Peoria

$4,212,305.70

$261,448.00

Total

$4,212,305.70

$261,448.00

$4,473,753.70

Applicants Who Received a Benefit by County 8,000 7,000

Total Served

6,000 5,000

DVP

7,365

3,000

RA

1,057

2,000

Furnace

4,000

1,000

PIPP

0 Peoria DVP

RA

Furnace

PIPP

Demographics *numbers are by household

DVP, RA, Furnace PIPP

32

Seniors 1,299 502

Children Under 5 2,304 372

Disabili es 1,419 691

47 1,673

Project NOW Community Action Agency, Inc. 418 19th St. P.O. Box 3970 Rock Island, IL 61201 (309) 793-6391 • www.projectnow.org Service Area: Henry, Mercer, and Rock Island Coun es LIHEAP Employees: 11 Full Time

Total Benefits Paid County

HHS

State

Henry

$592,137.74

$76,131.00

Mercer

$188,409.59

$14,253.00

Rock Island

$2,267,520.66

$943,150.00

Total

$3,048,067.99 $1,033,534.00

$4,081,601.99

Applicants Who Received a Benefit by County 6,000

Total Served

5,000 4,000

DVP

3,000 2,000

RA

1,000

Furnace

624

PIPP

0 Henry

Mercer DVP

RA

7,309 69 352

Rock Island

Furnace

PIPP

Demographics *numbers are by household

DVP, RA, Furnace PIPP

Seniors 1,805 247

Children Under 5 2,069 21

Disabili es 1,941 190

33

Rockford Human Services Department 612 North Church St. Rockford, IL 61102 (815) 987-5782 • www.rockfordil.gov/human-services.aspx Service Area: Boone and Winnebago Coun es LIHEAP Employees: 3 Full Time, 3 Part Time

Total Benefits Paid County

HHS

Boone

State

$291,137.04

$21,805.00

Winnebago

$2,497,800.52

$371,415.00

Total

$2,788,937.56

$393,220.00

$3,182,157.56

Applicants Who Received a Benefit by County 7,000 6,000

Total Served

5,000 4,000

DVP

3,000

RA

2,000

892

Furnace

1,000

PIPP

0 Boone

Winnebago

DVP

RA

Furnace

PIPP

Demographics *numbers are by household

DVP, RA, Furnace PIPP

34

Seniors 2,598 473

Children Under 5 1,395 197

6,636

Disabili es 1,890 610

25 1,110

LIHEAP Customer Story SubmiƩed by Rockford Department of Human Services

A customer of Rockford Department of Human Services had a heart transplant two years ago. He was self-employed most of his life, and his social security disability payments are quite low. The drugs required for a heart transplant pa ent are very expensive, and must be adhered to stringently. The PIPP Program helped him know exactly what he had to save out of his check for u li es and gives him peace of mind that he will not get disconnected as long as he con nues to pay his por on of the monthly budget payment.

35

Sangamon County Department of Community Resources 2833 South Grand Avenue East; Suite C100 Springfield, IL 62703 (217) 535-3120 • www.co.sangamon.il.us/CR/resource.asp Service Area: Sangamon County LIHEAP Employees: 0 Full Time, 4 Part Time

Total Benefits Paid County

HHS

State

Peoria

$1,860,052.03

$568,934.00

Total

$1,860,052.03

$568,934.00

$2,428,986.03

Applicants Who Received a Benefit by County 6,000

Total Served

5,000 4,000 3,000 2,000

DVP

5,103

RA

1,153

Furnace

1,000

PIPP

0 Sangamon DVP

RA

Furnace

PIPP

Demographics *numbers are by household

DVP, RA, Furnace PIPP

36

Seniors 1,044 118

Children Under 5 1,401 34

Disabili es 1,889 139

22 231

Shawnee Development Council, Inc. 530 W. Washington Street, P.O. Box 298 Karnak, IL 62956 (618) 634-2201 • www.shawneedevelopment.org Service Area: Alexander, Hardin, Johnson, Massac, Pope, Pulaski, and Union Coun es LIHEAP Employees: 2 Full Time, 8 Part Time

Total Benefits Paid County

HHS

State

Alexander

$444,887.65

$15,635.00

Hardin

$199,691.00

$3,631.00

Johnson

$205,781.10

$12,944.00

Massac

$355,103.00

$33,319.00

Pope

$117,036.00

$6,498.00

Pulaski

$320,024.50

$23,601.00

Union

$349,468.38

$23,625.00

Total

$1,991,991.63

$119,253.00

$2,111,244.63

Applicants Who Received a Benefit by County 900 800

Total Served

700 600

DVP

500 400

4,130

RA

300

845

Furnace

200 100

PIPP

0 Alexander

Hardin

Johnson DVP

RA

Massac Furnace

Pope

Pulaski

40 127

Union

PIPP

Demographics *numbers are by household

DVP, RA, Furnace PIPP

Seniors

1,555 74

Children Under 5

574 8

Disabili es

845 77 37

St. Clair County Intergovernmental Grants Department/Community Action Agency No. 19 Public Square, Suite 200 Belleville, IL 62220-1624 (618) 277-6790 • h p://www.co.st-clair.il.us/departments/grants/services/Pages/default.aspx Service Area: St. Clair County LIHEAP Employees: 45 Full Time, 6 Part Time

Total Benefits Paid County

HHS

State

Peoria

$3,602,473.98

$355,050.00

Total

$3,602,473.98

$355,050.00

$3,957,523.98

Applicants Who Received a Benefit by County 9,000 8,000

Total Served

7,000 6,000

DVP

5,000 4,000

RA

3,000

889

Furnace

2,000 1,000

PIPP

0 St. Clair DVP

RA

Furnace

PIPP

Demographics *numbers are by household

DVP, RA, Furnace PIPP

38

Seniors 2,006 804

Children Under 5 2,158 270

8,193

Disabili es 2,571 1,365

63 1,821

Tazwood Community Services, Inc. 2005 S. Main St. Morton, IL 61550 (309) 266-9941 • www.tazwoodcs.org Service Area: Tazewell and Woodford Coun es LIHEAP Employees: 3 Full Time, 1 Part Time

Total Benefits Paid County

HHS

Tazewell

$1,690,218.24

$16,701.00

$272,983.70

$6,482.00

$1,963,201.94

$23,183.00

Woodford

Total

State

$1,986,384.94

Applicants Who Received a Benefit by County 3,500

Total Served

3,000 2,500 2,000

DVP

1,500

RA

1,000

Furnace

500

3,717 496

PIPP

0 Tazewell DVP

32 1,088

Woodford RA

Furnace

PIPP

Demographics *numbers are by household

DVP, RA, Furnace PIPP

Seniors

771 434

Children Under 5

967 204

Disabili es

875 605

39

Tri-County Opportunities Council 405 Emmons Ave., P.O. Box 610 Rock Falls, IL 61071-0610 (815) 625-7830 • www.tcochelps.com Service Area: Bureau, Carroll, LaSalle, Lee, Marshall, Ogle, Putnam, Stark, & Whiteside Coun es LIHEAP Employees: 8 Full Time, 10 Part Time

Total Benefits Paid County

HHS

State

Bureau

$502,551.39

$25,270.00

Carroll

$335,283.16

$18,221.00

LaSalle

$1,321,811.90

$173,515.00

Lee

$411,052.03

$76,913.00

Marshall

$143,238.00

$4,350.00

Ogle

$589,040.95

$86,296.00

Putnam

$55,303.00

$2,603.00

Stark

$60,404.00

$1,446.00

$936,825.79

$128,054.00

$4,355,510.22

$516,668.00

Whiteside

Total

$4,872,178.22

Applicants Who Received a Benefit by County 3000 2500

Total Served

2000 1500 1000 500

DVP

9,332

RA

1,732

Furnace

0

PIPP DVP

RA

Furnace

2,129

PIPP

Demographics *numbers are by household

DVP, RA, Furnace PIPP

40

Seniors

2,753 863

Children Under 5

2,027 390

64

Disabili es

2,713 946

Two Rivers Regional Council of Public Officials 1125 Hampshire, Suite 100 P.O. Box 827 Quincy, IL 62301-3000 (217) 224-8171 • www.trrcopo.org Service Area: Adams, Brown, Pike, and Schuyler Coun es LIHEAP Employees: 2 Full Time, 4 Part Time

Total Benefits Paid County

HHS

State

Adams

$1,015,266.87

$164.00

Brown

$107,022.00

$0.00

Pike

$311,672.00

$13,614.00

Schuyler

$163,631.78

$1,355.00

$1,597,592.65

$15,133.00

Total

$1,612,725.65

Applicants Who Received a Benefit by County 2,000 1,800

Total Served

1,600 1,400

DVP

1,200 1,000

3,135

RA

800 600

640

Furnace

400

PIPP

200

21 662

0 Adams

Brown DVP

RA

Pike Furnace

Schuyler

PIPP

Demographics *numbers are by household

DVP, RA, Furnace PIPP

Seniors

837 460

Children Under 5

719 41

Disabili es

831 444

41

Wabash Area Development, Inc. 110 Latham St. Enfield, IL 62835 (618) 963-2387 • www.wadi-inc.com Service Area: Edwards, Galla n, Hamilton, Saline, Wabash, Wayne, and White Coun es LIHEAP Employees: 10 Full Time

Total Benefits Paid County

HHS

State

Edwards

$144,666.50

$31,764.00

Galla n

$192,629.50

$29,070.00

Hamilton

$259,930.29

$11,693.00

Saline

$597,417.15

$92,159.00

Wabash

$323,270.10

$24,048.00

Wayne

$406,248.90

$9,135.00

White

$508,867.00

$45,873.00

Total

$2,433,029.44

$243,742.00

$2,676,771.44

Applicants Who Received a Benefit by County 1600

Total Served

1400 1200

DVP

1000 800

5,196

RA

600

953

Furnace

400

PIPP

200

299

0 Edwards

Gallatin

Hamilton DVP

RA

Saline Furnace

Wabash

Wayne

White

PIPP

Demographics *numbers are by household

DVP, RA, Furnace PIPP

42

Seniors

1,843 197

Children Under 5

940 21

29

Disabili es

1,661 233

Western Egyptian Economic Opportunity Council 1 Industrial Park, P.O. Box 7 Steeleville, IL 62288-0007 (618) 965-3458 • www.weeoc.org Service Area: Jackson, Monroe, Perry, and Randolph Coun es LIHEAP Employees: 8 Full Time

Total Benefits Paid County

HHS

State

Jackson

$1,055,603.76

$10,042.00

Monroe

$127,512.47

$0.00

Perry

$393,705.14

$0.00

Randolph

$373,485.51

$0.00

$1,950,306.88

$10,042.00

Total

$1,960,348.88

Applicants Who Received a Benefit by County 2,500

Total Served

2,000 1,500

DVP

1,000

RA

4,182 708

Furnace

500

PIPP

36 1,212

0 Jackson

Monroe DVP

RA

Perry Furnace

Randolph

PIPP

Demographics *numbers are by household

DVP, RA, Furnace PIPP

Seniors

948 505

Children Under 5

1,029 202

Disabili es

982 697

43

Western Illinois Regional Council Community Action Agency 223 S. Randolph Macomb, IL 61455 (309) 837-2997 • www.wirpc.org Service Area: Hancock, Henderson, McDonough, and Warren Coun es LIHEAP Employees: 4 Full Time

Total Benefits Paid County

HHS

State

Hancock

$324,937.00

$11,967.00

Henderson

$158,904.40

$5,713.00

McDonough

$521,605.00

$23,142.00

Warren

$308,595.85

$17,688.00

$1,314,042.25

$58,510.00

Total

$1,372,552.25

Applicants Who Received a Benefit by County 1,200

Total Served

1,000 800

DVP

2,522

600

RA

400

Furnace

200

PIPP

384 431

0 Hancock

Henderson DVP

RA

McDonough Furnace

Warren

PIPP

Demographics *numbers are by household

DVP, RA, Furnace PIPP

44

Seniors

783 336

Children Under 5

596 30

5

Disabili es

582 168

Will County Center for Community Concerns 304 N. Sco St. Joliet, IL 60432 (815) 722-0722 • www.wcccc.net Service Area: Will County LIHEAP Employees: 6 Full Time, 4 Part Time

Total Benefits Paid County

HHS

State

Will

$3,380,871.74

$158,851.00

Total

$3,380,871.74

$158,851.00

$3,539,722.74

Applicants Who Received a Benefit by County 8,000

Total Served

7,000 6,000

DVP

6,804

4,000

RA

1,356

3,000

Furnace

2,000

PIPP

5,000

67 1,909

1,000 0 Will DVP

RA

Furnace

PIPP

Demographics *numbers are by household

DVP, RA, Furnace PIPP

Seniors

1,836 685

Children Under 5

1,765 404

Disabili es

1,844 791

45

County Adams

1

State Amount

HHS Applicant Count

$164.00

3,838

Alexander

146

$40,232.00

1,250

Bond

271

$161,703.00

1,363

Boone

105

$67,441.00

1,266

Brown

0

$0.00

433

Bureau

180

$79,475.00

1,922

Calhoun

129

$25,140.00

490

Carroll

87

$52,799.00

1,205

Cass

39

$17,545.00

850

Champaign

250

$127,411.00

11,298

104,504

$20,877,735.00

258,347

357

$180,352.00

2,867

Clark

67

$42,503.00

1,788

Clay

162

$55,214.00

1,864

Clinton

429

$231,988.00

1,521

Coles

1,211

$776,071.00

3,538

Cook

56,502

$30,416,354.00

74,463

297

$189,994.00

1,242

71

$40,571.00

1,153

1,015

$641,215.00

3,672

De Wi

339

$215,897.00

1,134

Douglas

262

$172,466.00

1,042

Du Page

3,308

$1,933,963.00

17,163

Edgar

356

$240,454.00

1,348

Edwards

195

$67,343.00

618

Chicago Chris an

Crawford Cumberland De Kalb

Effingham

301

$130,953.00

2,153

Faye e

335

$115,246.00

2,212

Ford

148

$75,504.00

1,047

1,561

$1,003,224.00

3,222

Fulton

217

$62,459.00

3,214

Galla n

185

$76,883.00

710

Greene

116

$43,195.00

1,426

Grundy

442

$165,231.00

2,563

60

$34,486.00

855

Franklin

Hamilton

46

State Applicant Count

HHS Amount

Total Applicant Count

Total Benefits

$2,638,477.10

3,838

$2,638,641.10

$991,753.40

1,267

$1,031,985.40

$846,294.80

1,546

$1,007,997.80

$761,219.58

1,366

$828,660.58

$267,017.00

433

$267,017.00

$1,368,512.07

1,953

$1,447,987.07

$286,403.00

501

$311,543.00

$828,314.04

1,237

$881,113.04

$548,695.78

868

$566,240.78

$7,848,057.40

11,350

$7,975,468.40

$152,078,414.06

274,515

$172,956,149.06

$1,984,961.02

3,014

$2,165,313.02

$1,369,323.47

1,822

$1,411,826.47

$1,307,702.43

1,880

$1,362,916.43

$950,344.59

1,777

$1,182,332.59

$2,147,576.08

4,298

$2,923,647.08

$41,559,158.49

115,731

$71,975,512.49

$770,351.89

1,433

$960,345.89

$866,172.71

1,182

$906,743.71

$2,039,309.00

4,592

$2,680,524.00

$674,517.96

1,341

$890,414.96

$690,631.85

1,205

$863,097.85

$9,524,998.00

19,300

$11,458,961.00

$847,087.35

1,575

$1,087,541.35

$346,905.50

660

$414,248.50

$1,304,201.09

2,312

$1,435,154.09

$1,514,423.59

2,314

$1,629,669.59

$733,328.20

1,068

$808,832.20

$1,765,837.25

4,584

$2,769,061.25

$2,347,845.90

3,238

$2,410,304.90

$414,941.60

773

$491,824.60

$869,245.50

1,443

$912,440.50

$1,800,666.25

2,678

$1,965,897.25

$562,412.58

877

$596,898.58

47

County Hancock

54

Hardin Henderson

State Amount

HHS Applicant Count

$30,171.00

1,213

15

$6,114.00

735

27

$14,413.00

505

Henry

361

$206,849.00

2,103

Iroquois

320

$177,923.00

2,417

Jackson

51

$17,605.00

4,509

Jasper

177

$69,792.00

1,248

1,354

$897,511.00

2,898

14

$5,554.00

1,888

Jo Daviess

318

$157,170.00

973

Johnson

128

$30,047.00

684

Kane

4,110

$2,753,974.00

12,036

Kankakee

1,265

$476,094.00

6,081

Kendall

1,196

$332,630.00

3,071

Knox

135

$73,995.00

5,111

La Salle

955

$535,855.00

5,635

6,435

$3,206,451.00

15,579

Lawrence

448

$167,159.00

1,851

Lee

354

$209,125.00

1,661

2

$320.00

1,918

Logan

805

$525,250.00

1,792

Macon

21

$5,522.00

8,548

Macoupin

86

$32,570.00

4,142

Madison

1,861

$977,852.00

13,484

Marion

1,203

$733,020.00

4,439

Jefferson Jersey

Lake

Livingston

Marshall

43

$13,085.00

545

Mason

191

$128,202.00

1,558

Massac

193

$78,835.00

1,317

94

$59,497.00

1,935

1,221

$583,267.00

4,689

Mc Lean

165

$37,325.00

5,278

Menard

241

$154,494.00

909

Mercer

156

$42,940.00

793

0

$0.00

508

Mc Donough Mc Henry

Monroe

48

State Applicant Count

HHS Amount

Total Applicant Count

Total Benefits

$855,077.00

1,232

$885,248.00

$403,181.00

741

$409,295.00

$403,886.40

516

$418,299.40

$1,510,706.00

2,384

$1,717,555.00

$1,561,115.35

2,440

$1,739,038.35

$2,601,181.93

4,525

$2,618,786.93

$899,675.41

1,256

$969,467.41

$1,765,685.00

4,044

$2,663,196.00

$1,421,492.04

1,889

$1,427,046.04

$605,387.86

1,055

$762,557.86

$422,029.30

708

$452,076.30

$7,067,182.00

15,661

$9,821,156.00

$4,098,151.13

6,507

$4,574,245.13

$2,029,866.00

3,253

$2,362,496.00

$3,536,337.00

5,144

$3,610,332.00

$3,549,804.38

5,875

$4,085,659.38

$9,244,197.08

19,453

$12,450,648.08

$1,132,730.08

1,935

$1,299,889.08

$970,177.80

1,841

$1,179,302.80

$1,313,676.52

1,918

$1,313,996.52

$1,169,110.91

2,323

$1,694,360.91

$5,400,310.42

8,553

$5,405,832.42

$2,704,006.87

4,156

$2,736,576.87

$9,379,270.48

14,845

$10,357,122.48

$3,071,806.39

5,202

$3,804,826.39

$371,218.00

555

$384,303.00

$1,232,069.66

1,643

$1,360,271.66

$790,428.00

1,358

$869,263.00

$1,279,106.00

1,994

$1,338,603.00

$2,805,546.00

5,306

$3,388,813.00

$3,464,515.37

5,291

$3,501,840.37

$681,047.38

1,015

$835,541.38

$497,763.99

810

$540,703.99

$296,829.89

508

$296,829.89

49

County

State Amount

HHS Applicant Count

Montgomery

448

$221,885.00

2,758

Morgan

200

$122,312.00

2,820

Moultrie

40

$18,441.00

999

472

$285,397.00

2,453

1,031

$683,482.00

15,122

0

$0.00

1,546

Pia

267

$181,663.00

774

Pike

143

$32,656.00

1,250

Pope

46

$14,231.00

418

Pulaski

138

$53,083.00

910

Putnam

27

$5,995.00

232

0

$0.00

1,559

387

$121,848.00

2,035

3,737

$2,024,950.00

9,872

579

$211,242.00

2,395

3,327

$1,628,795.00

10,187

Schuyler

13

$2,192.00

593

Sco

91

$20,717.00

366

Ogle Peoria Perry

Randolph Richland Rock Island Saline Sangamon

Shelby

351

$134,148.00

1,605

1,645

$879,058.00

15,263

21

$5,894.00

242

1,180

$652,910.00

3,578

Tazewell

120

$45,015.00

6,656

Union

197

$48,731.00

1,278

82

$36,142.00

11,578

129

$43,048.00

1,213

St. Clair Stark Stephenson

Vermilion Wabash Warren

89

$64,898.00

1,220

172

$108,170.00

760

Wayne

59

$21,408.00

1,411

White

295

$116,333.00

1,689

Whiteside

695

$389,797.00

3,930

Will

1,129

$512,551.00

15,409

Williamson

1,627

$945,829.00

3,420

Winnebago

1,438

$1,138,820.00

9,893

85

$19,814.00

1,123

Washington

Woodford

50

State Applicant Count

HHS Amount

Total Applicant Count

Total Benefits

$1,926,115.92

2,899

$2,148,000.92

$1,632,347.42

2,953

$1,754,659.42

$576,342.67

1,019

$594,783.67

$1,547,956.80

2,638

$1,833,353.80

$10,831,113.57

16,070

$11,514,595.57

$946,489.18

1,546

$946,489.18

$517,213.30

938

$698,876.30

$825,191.00

1,255

$857,847.00

$241,256.00

437

$255,487.00

$666,091.50

929

$719,174.50

$169,332.00

233

$175,327.00

$964,267.98

1,559

$964,267.98

$1,282,301.99

2,100

$1,404,149.99

$6,399,687.74

12,464

$8,424,637.74

$1,335,319.65

2,604

$1,546,561.65

$4,923,011.19

10,660

$6,551,806.19

$410,334.39

594

$412,526.39

$203,993.70

378

$224,710.70

$1,089,853.95

1,713

$1,224,001.95

$9,044,523.63

16,699

$9,923,581.63

$183,091.00

249

$188,985.00

$2,317,810.92

4,342

$2,970,720.92

$4,446,592.10

6,674

$4,491,607.10

$788,374.05

1,323

$837,105.05

$8,963,009.20

11,597

$8,999,151.20

$836,390.10

1,232

$879,438.10

$864,385.70

1,263

$929,283.70

$520,654.81

862

$628,824.81

$966,739.40

1,417

$988,147.40

$1,270,881.80

1,734

$1,387,214.80

$2,486,604.59

4,195

$2,876,401.59

$9,909,884.42

15,521

$10,422,435.42

$1,835,939.55

4,780

$2,781,768.55

$6,093,421.28

11,098

$7,232,241.28

$797,624.40

1,123

$817,438.40

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