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Adjudication Officer

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RFQ-2022-51-0-2021/NRState & Local

Submission Closed08/30/2021, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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Will County, Illinois, a non-home rule jurisdiction with a population of approximately 677,560, has established an administrative adjudication system to efficiently address code and ordinance violations across various departments, including the Sheriff, Land Use, Health, and Animal Control. This system has proven effective in expediting the resolution process, reducing the time from complaint submission to violation correction. The county's legal framework, supported by Illinois law, facilitates this adjudication process, with the Hearing Officer playing a vital role in conducting hearings and ensuring fair resolution of violations. The county's initiative aligns with its goal of improving quality of life by enabling governmental agencies to work collaboratively in resolving issues that affect residents. In 2021, Will County issued a solicitation (RFQ-2022-51-0-2021/NR) for an Adjudication Officer, emphasizing the need for qualified personnel to support this adjudication process. The procurement was open to qualified providers under NAICS code 541110, and the solicitation was posted in August 2021, with responses due by the end of that month. This effort underscores the county's commitment to maintaining an effective and streamlined administrative adjudication system to uphold community standards efficiently.

General Info

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Illinois → Will County

NAICS

541110 - Offices of Lawyers

Place of Performance

IL, USA

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PhaseClosed

PostedAug 13

Solicitation

Response DeadlineAug 30

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Submission Closed

08/30/2021, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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AgencyIllinois → Will County

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Illinois → Will County

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Full Description

The County of Will is a non-home rule county with a population of 677,560. In 2010, the County approved ordinances enabling Administrative Adjudication for the Sheriff, Land Use, Health, and Animal Control Departments. The County has demonstrated the effectiveness of Administrative Adjudication by empowering county governmental agencies, working in cooperation, to resolve quality of life issues that ordinary citizens encounter.
Will County has used the process to reduce the amount of time from the submittal of a code or ordinance complaint to the actual correction of the violation. Illinois law allows counties and municipalities to create an adjudication process for the prosecution of code and ordinance violations. The law further outlines the basic operations of the adjudication hearing process. The position of Hearing Officer is a crucial part of that process.