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Public Act 94-0492 requires each public institution of higher learning in Illinois to make available on its website, a downloadable, printable voter registration form.

Heartland is providing several opportunities for its students to register to vote.

• Go to Illinois State Board of Elections and download the mail-in Voter Registration form.
• If you have recently moved within your county and were previously registered, you only need to file a change of address form. Contact your County Clerks office.
• Several Heartland employees can assist you with voter registration. They are:
  • Library Staff:
    • Any staff member at the Library desk (SCB)
      
      
  • ESL Programs:
    • Contact the Adult Education office (SCB 1000)
      
      
  • Instructional Staff:
    • Janet Beach-Davis (ICB 1006)
    • Sarah Diel-Hunt (CCB 2006)
      
      
• Watch for Special Events at which registration will take place.
• Not sure if you are registered to vote?  Check your voter status. 

Requirements to Register to Vote at Heartland

What do I need to register to vote at Heartland?

• You must be a citizen of the United States on the day you register to vote.
• You must be 18 years old on or before the day of the next election.
• Be a resident of the precinct at least 30 days on or before the date of the next election.
• Present proper identification as explained below.

Two pieces of identification must be presented at the time of registration. Follow the guidelines below to determine if the identification is acceptable:

• Both pieces of identification must contain the applicant’s name.
• One piece of identification must contain the current address from which the applicant is registering.
• The two pieces of identification must be from two different sources, i.e. two different credit cards from two different companies; two bills from different utility companies such as a gas bill and an electric bill; a school identification card and a social security card, etc.
• A letter delivered to the applicant through the U.S. postal system from a state, federal, or city agency, a utility company, an employer or school, a credit company, or a civic, union, or professional association may be accepted as one of the pieces of identification.
• Identification cannot be self-generated, as for example, a handwritten or typed wallet identification card.
• Acceptable identification may include, but is not limited to:

1. Driver's license
2. Social security card
3. Utility bill
4. Employer or student identification card
5. Credit card
6. Civic, union, or professional association membership card
7. Birth certificate
8. Public assistance identification card
9. Library card

Note: A residence is a permanent abode, a place where a person actually lives. No one may register from a place of business or office, unless the person actually lives there and it is his or her permanent abode.

HCC Employee Salary & Benefit Information

In compliance with Illinois Public Act 096-0266, the Illinois Community College Board has worked with Illinois' 48 public community colleges to provide a single point of reference to review salary and benefits information for all full- and part-time administrative and instructional employees. That Web site is now available at Illinois Community College System Annual Administrator and Faculty Salary and Benefits Portal.

The new legislative requirement to report individual employee salary and benefits also impacts public P-12 education and public universities. Companion Web sites are being set up for public school employees (Illinois State Board of Education) and public university employees (Illinois Board of Higher Education).

A full draft of the legislation is available on the Illinois General Assemble Web site at the Illinois General Assembly site.