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  • Behind the Numbers: Everything you need to know about Illinois' special purpose districts

  • Taking Action: Sharing people and expertise in Algonquin, Ill.

  • Taking Action: Municipal Service Sharing Agreements have long histories in Illinois

  • Taking Action: Naperville City and Township doing the right thing for roads

  • Behind the Numbers: Shining a light on Illinois' street lighting districts

    • By Dhathri Chunduru (current MPC research assistant), Alex Warofka, David Simpson, Sophie Cohen and Laura Ravinder
    • Sep 10, 2015

  • Behind the Numbers: Saving money on cemetery districts

    • By Sean Wiley, M.P.P. candidate, University of Chicago Harris School
    • Aug 24, 2015

  • A 'call' answered, for smarter, leaner government in Illinois

    • By Gary Grasso, DuPage County Board member
    • Jul 28, 2015

  • Behind the Numbers: What does ‘efficient government’ mean, anyway?

    • By Paula Worthington, senior lecturer, University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy
    • Jul 17, 2015

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