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The new Peoria County Health & Human Services building opens to the public this week.
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Harvest Supermarket will get a $400,000 dollar injection of funding from Peoria County government to help the new grocery store on Peoria's South Side get on its feet.
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Peoria County government and the city of Peoria are poised to chip in $600,000 to get a new grocery store launched in the city's South Side food desert.
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The Peoria County Board approved the budget on a 16-2 vote Thursday night.
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The construction of Peoria County's third landfill is back on track, even if it is coming later than anyone expected.
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The Peoria County Jail needs some serious work. The county board now has five potential options for how to tackle it — depending on how much money and time they're willing to spend.
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Peoria County will receive nearly $4.2 million in opioid settlement money over the next 14 years, and State’s Attorney Jodi Hoos is seeking community input on how those dollars should be spent.
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An estimated 400 Peoria County residents will be able to access free or low-cost Internet, thanks to a new initiative.
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The West Peoria facility closed nearly four years ago, but the county is still owed some $1.4 million in outstanding debts.
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The Peoria County Board wants GFL to move ahead with the construction of Landfill 3 sooner rather than later.