VILLAGE NEWS
PEORIA COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE (PCSO): Sheriff Michael D. McCoy created Facebook and Twitter accounts for the Sheriff's Office as a means to reach more citizens. PCSO regularly posts news releases, photos, videos, and important public safety information on its Facebook page. Twitter is an additional tool that allows the PCSO to increase awareness of important emergency information. For more about the Peoria County Sheriff's Office's social media presence, please call (309) 697-8515.
CENTRAL ILLINOIS EMERGENCY INFORMATION: Become a fan of the new Central Illinois Emergency Information Facebook page to keep abreast of important emergency information should a large scale disaster occur in the five county region of Peoria, Tazewell, Woodford, Marshall, and Stark Counties.
Aired: November 3, 2011 (WTVP 47)
At Issue: Suburban Growth
Dunlap officials shared the desire for a new park district, the creation of a TIF district, continuation of pre-annexing properties, plan for a new waste water treatment plant and developing a master plan. That's a lot for a village of 1,300 residents. At Issue explores the reasons behind such aggressive growth and how the village hopes to accomplish its goals.
PEORIA COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE (PCSO): Sheriff Michael D. McCoy created Facebook and Twitter accounts for the Sheriff's Office as a means to reach more citizens. PCSO regularly posts news releases, photos, videos, and important public safety information on its Facebook page. Twitter is an additional tool that allows the PCSO to increase awareness of important emergency information. For more about the Peoria County Sheriff's Office's social media presence, please call (309) 697-8515.
CENTRAL ILLINOIS EMERGENCY INFORMATION: Become a fan of the new Central Illinois Emergency Information Facebook page to keep abreast of important emergency information should a large scale disaster occur in the five county region of Peoria, Tazewell, Woodford, Marshall, and Stark Counties.
Aired: November 3, 2011 (WTVP 47)
At Issue: Suburban Growth
Dunlap officials shared the desire for a new park district, the creation of a TIF district, continuation of pre-annexing properties, plan for a new waste water treatment plant and developing a master plan. That's a lot for a village of 1,300 residents. At Issue explores the reasons behind such aggressive growth and how the village hopes to accomplish its goals.
