The Illinois Office of Comptroller - (2024)

The 2016 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report for the State of Illinois details the financial condition of the State and results of operations during the fiscal year (June 30, 2015 - June 30, 2016).

An independent, not-for-profit 501(c)(3) animal welfare organization, Humane Society of Central Illinois (HSCI) does not receive federal, state or local tax dollars. With nominal adoption fees, HSCI relies heavily on fundraising activities, grants and donations from individuals and sponsors who have a commitment to animal welfare. Since 1984, HSCI has offered displaced, abandoned and abused pets a second chance. Our small staff and many volunteers care for almost 1,000 pets annually, including dogs, cats, rabbits, hamsters, birds and other animals injured, lost or discarded by their owners.

The People’s Animal Welfare Society of Tinley Park is a no-kill animal shelter dedicated to theprotection of domestic animals and to the attempt to prevent animal cruelty in thesurrounding communities. We will provide shelter to abandoned, lost andrelinquished pets. We will provide humane education in animal care to thecommunities.We are closed to the public for viewing. Please email adoptions@pawstinleypark.org if you are interested in adopting.

Open Doors Animal Rescuewas founded in 2009 by two young individuals who had grown tired of the needless suffering of homeless animals in their community. Founded out of Hampshire, IL, Open Doors Animal Rescue is a not-for-profit organization that is based out of foster homes throughout the LaGrange and Chicagoland Area. The rescue deals primarily with cats, and often has events and fundraisers to help promote and find homes for the kitties in our care.

Animals Deserving Of Proper TreatmentA.D.O.P.T. Pet Shelter is located in Naperville, IL. We are a private, "no-kill", non-profit organization that provides temporary shelter and care to dogs and cats in search of their forever home. Finding homes for our voiceless animals is a priority for us.

Romeoville Humane Society, Inc. is a no-kill, non-profit 501(3)c animal shelter dedicated to enriching the lives of animals in our community through dedicated rescue and adoption services. Romeoville Humane Society provides resources and information to the public about the proper care and training of pets, how to recognize and report animal cruelty, how to help prevent animal over-population, and will provide assistance with locating lost pets.

WILD Canine Rescue (WILD) was founded in July 2016 by a group of friends who are committed and passionate women that are WILD about dogs! We are bonded over a WILD love of dogs and a desire to help shelter animals. Our goal was to bridge the gap between local animal shelters in central Illinois, and foster based rescues nationally to facilitate placement of local dogs in urgent situations (homeless, abandoned, neglected or abused). We are a 501(c)3 non profit organization and registered with Guidestar.org. We are licensed with the Illinois Department of Agriculture and have licensed, trained animal cruelty...

Lulu’s Locker Rescue is a nonprofit, volunteer-run companion animal rescue working to bring to light the plight of black cats and dogs and senior/hospice animals in shelters as well as the misconceptions surrounding FIV cats. We aim to lower the euthanasia rate of these animals by educating the public and providing foster care as we seek out permanent homes.

The following statement can be attributed in full to Comptroller Susana A. Mendoza:

10 reasons to make SECA your charitable giving headquarters by using payroll deduction.1. It's so easy!Think about it once, choose an amount that's comfortable, and feel good all year.2. It's impactful.Donors can make a real difference by having small amounts deducted from each paycheck. Raise so much more without even feeling a pinch.3. It puts donors in the driver's seat.Contributions can be directed to one or more of the local, statewide, and national charities that participate in the SECA program.4. It keeps costs down.SECA helps minimize costs to charities while maximizing contributions.5. There's strength in numbers.State and university employees can...

"Bond rating agencies notice when Illinois puts more money toward the Rainy Day Fund and the Pension Stabilization Fund, as we have been and must continue to keep doing," Comptroller Susana A. Mendoza said Tuesday.

Christopher is a handsome older gent looking for his forever home. He was abandoned at Chicago Animal Country by his former owners, but that hasn’t gotten him down.

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For the second time in less than a year, Moody’s Investors Services,one of the “Big Three” credit rating agencies in the United States, announced Thursday that it upgraded Illinois’ credit rating.

The following statement from Illinois Comptroller Susana A. Mendoza is in response to the shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas.

To provide enhanced transparency into state spending, Comptroller Susana A. Mendoza has opened a portal on the IOC’s website to display expenditures related to the influx of asylum seekers into Illinois.

Illinois Comptroller Susana Mendoza Tuesday announced a legislative effort to protect Chicago Police officers and firefighters severely injured and disabled by COVID before vaccines were available.Mendoza’s brother, Chicago Police Det. Sgt. Joaquin Mendoza, spent 72 days in the hospital fighting for his life after being stricken with COVID. The disease gave him five strokes and took out his kidneys, leaving him in need of dialysis for the rest of his diminished life. He has no use of his left arm, and he walks with a can

Comptroller Mendoza leads fellowstatefiscalofficersto seek relief for taxpayers.

What is the Rainy Day Fund?Illinois' Budget Stabilization Fund, more commonly referred to as its Rainy Day Fund, was created by the Illinois General Assembly in 2000 to be the state’s primary reserve account. Its purpose is to keep government operating through times when revenues decline due to unforeseen economic challenges, such as a recession or the recent coronavirus pandemic.How much is in the Rainy Day Fund?Error translating tag widget: Datasource ioc-db2 verification failed.Detail: The root cause was that: java.sql.SQLException: Datasource names for all the database tags within the cftransaction tag must be the same.Budget Stabilization (Rainy Day) Fund End-of-Year...

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