DuPage County

DuPage County is a governmental body based in Wheaton, Illinois. Employing over 527 individuals, the County serves a population of over 930,000 residents, making it the second-largest county in Illinois. DuPage County plays a vital role in the regional economy, serving as a major employment center with 630,000 jobs and 90,000 businesses. The County provides a wide range of essential services to its residents. These include public safety through the sheriff's office and the county jail, administration of the 18th Judicial Circuit Court, and maintenance of the county's highway and trails system. Additionally, DuPage County delivers public health, environmental health, and mental health care services, as well as assistance programs for residents in need. The County also manages flood control, stormwater management, job training, water and sewer services, building and permitting, zoning enforcement, elections, and emergency management. DuPage County prides itself on its commitment to fiscal responsibility, maintaining a AAA Bond Rating from two major credit rating agencies. County government expenses account for a small portion of the average property tax bill, representing only 2%. For more information about DuPage County and its services, please visit their website at dupagecounty.gov.