The Mystery of the FOIA Request Results

As I have been a borrower of the Mystery of the Missing Sock From the Laundry storyline from time to time (clothing, such as socks, have been reported to somehow float into the outer portion of a washing machine and that without such awareness, the disappearance of a sock can be quite vexing!), and for all that I will forever champion and cheer when it comes to being a practitioner of the scientific art of freedom of information…

What happens to the results of fulfilled FOIA requests?  Does it disappear like a sock during the washing cycle?

Think about it.  An agency fulfills a request and surrenders said documentation to the requestor.  What does the requestor do with it?  What does the government agency do with it?  How much documentation is being kept hidden by the citizens?  Private organizations?  News organizations?  UGH!

Now there’s an app that’ll never happen!*  Something that aggregates all public documentation contributions to the Internet from a government entity…?  Even if the content has been scanned and then posted, searchability of such documents is/can be severely hampered.

In closing, I reference back to my recent vent about Kitching’s Kvetching and that if there was a contest to create an app for all board meeting minutes state-wide (for example), it would fail not because an app designer didn’t possess the necessary coding skills…

They would have to first bring about state-wide basic standards for all municipalities to follow when posting materials to the Internet.

Of course, they’d also have to figure out how to address a significant percentage of municipalities having no official web presence whatsoever…

Oy vey!

*  Apparently, Motorola and MacArthur have teamed up to motivate app developers to create the best app that brings together the City of Chicago and the concept of “open government” similar to a couple of other major metro areas.

Ditching the “Victim=Kitching” Demonstration – No Minutes App for Alsip Any Time Soon

The Mayor of Alsip was recently held up to (slight) public scrutiny over what modifications (if any) need to be made to the current Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) laws here in Illinois.

Mayor Patrick Kitching comes across in this Chicago Tribune article “Clout St: Illinois open records laws under scrutiny” as a victim of a vicious political assault via the prescribed FOIA request process and the proposed “Kitching Bill” would curb such outrageous trends in the State of Illinois by using words such as “vexatious” to vilify a citizen if they breach the previously prescribed count.

According to the article, it was on Mayor Kitching’s watch that former Alsip Police Chief chose to defy the 50 requests per day limit by submitting a 90 Request Protest (90 FOIA requests in one day).  The topic of the requests?  Municipal codes and board meeting minutes.  The timing?  Apparently during election season because the former police chief is now Trustee Richard Dalzell (a trend for south/southwest suburb police chiefs to hop on over to the board side of life?) and at first glance, the municipal code book and board meeting minutes do seem to be quite readily available online.

However, the surface of a web page may not reflect other issues that might be present due to the coding behind the page presentation.  In fact, the current structure wrecks havoc on popular search engine indexes and yes, prevents the ability to create an effective app for Alsip board meeting minutes (assuming someone out there would want to take on such a task)…let alone all of the other issues attached with reviewing the Alsip Municipal Code Collection and their Board Meeting minutes, including the absence of a search portal on the website, let alone the inability to search otherwise-searchable Adobde .pdf files without downloading a piece of the collection if not the entire collection itself.

With codifying companies defying FOIA fee boundaries by charging sometimes hundreds of dollars for a digital copy of a municipal code book already in digital format online – in some cases, the document si separated by a proprietary template that inhibits ability to manipulate the data whatsoever, unless you were to copy/paste each individual page into a word processing software – almost as if there was a glass case surrounding the document with an alarm system attached should anyone attempt to touch the book in its entirely – let alone have the ability to thumb through at will – and for free (that’s what libraries are for) – with codifying companies creating decoding software for sale to provide a unique search feature that shouldn’t need to be installed into the usage of the document to begin with.

While other municipalities are forced to comply with pre-established FOIA fees in which the first 50 pages are free, the cost of photocopying a municipal code book is less than $10.00, $20.00 at best for machine wear and tear.  This demonstration sets forth demonstration as to why the Village of Alsip website under the Kitching administration is not something other municipalities should be modeling their practices after…and here’s why.

Misleading Information Demonstration
Municipal Code Book Section

 

In this screen snapshot taken Saturday, June 25, 2011, there are three misleading statements contained within the content:

1.  On further review at the Municode Corporation website, October 2010 was the last time the municipal code book was updated online.  The presence of 2005 (unless some sort of internal codification process that assigns numbers that tend to reflect a year is being stated) makes this a quick loss of significant credibility in terms of performing a search on the website, the added detraction of 8 months having passed since the last update, the string “online librarys” (misspelled) serves no anchor purpose other than acting as keywords in which Municode Corporation does not present a municipal code book as a “library,” because it’s not.  It’s a book of ordinances.  It’s one book of laws.

2.  The absence of a space between the “ordinance” and “municode.com” creates a unique string that produces the following results in Google:

Note the Google algorithm attempting to place a space somewhere its data suggests there to be one, which in this circumstance would be the theoretically accurate assumption from an end-users perspective.  Google apparently doesn’t even register the presence of this string despite absence of a “noindex-nofollow” instruction.  What if a user thought it was a company name and that there was no evidence of such a company as Ordinacemunicode?

3.  What isn’t readily noticeable is the actual linking schematics, especially in context with the instructions set forth to “click on the graphic image.” In this link (the underline is not noticeable until after someone mouses over the text), the link leads to product id 14055.  Same as this link to the word “librarys.”

 

But look what happens when a user mouses over the word “online” – an entirely different hyperlink is offered:

As to what link is attached to the graphic referenced in the statement “click on the graphic image to view”?

Turns out that both links lead in the direction of the Alsip municipal code book, but the 14055 coding lands a visitor directly onto the start of the municipal code book structure dedicated to Alsip.  The other code, 10199, lands a visitor onto a miniature switchboard page that offers links to the municipal code book itself, a mobile version, and a screen-wide bar offering to sell a copy of the book.  Perhaps for some form of traffic tracking purposes, but the links themselves aren’t even obvious links set off my either color and/or underline, let alone the fuzziness of italics in a hyperlink circumstance.

Ultimately, these two variances in links provide reason to doubt which, if any, will lead to the municipal code book for Alsip, Illinois as prescribed in the contract between Municode Corporation and the Village of Alsip, as well as producing questions such why the one word “online” was intentionally separated out and hyperlinked for starters.

Misleading Information Demonstration
Board Meeting Minutes Section

At first glance at the board meeting minutes page of the Village of Alsip website, there is room for immediate doubt in the sincerity of Kitching being the “victim” when a visitor can see the following before ever scrolling downward:

If a user does not scroll down, the hyperlinks in the upper right corner suggest a 4 year gap in minutes available for download.  No click track can trace the number of people who have adopted such a perception and such a perception gap can be eliminated by either deleting the hyperlink list entirely and telling visitors to scroll…or they can build out the menu to include 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010.

Now, the whole scrolling part to the single page listing what appears at first glance to be a hyperlinked list of all board meeting minutes available in .pdf format.

Before I get into aggregation connection failures in the file naming structure itself, the clumsy nature of the CSS template being used to house the data presents to an end-user in itself is trouble.  From a fixed two-column structure all the way to the content being centered in the columns its in the headers that keyword suggest the presence of an agenda or two mixed in with the minutes.

On the surface, each years header implies that there are both agendas and minutes contained in the collection.  However, a review of the entire collection uses terms such as “special,” “Wednesday” and also a few committees, such as the appropriations committee to where a visitor now has to wonder, are both documents contained within the same file?  Typically, an agenda is posted prior to a meeting (and sometimes even passed around to audience members) and minutes are a separate document entirely.  And sure enough, there are agendas mixed in with minutes and the date means nothing other than a clicker being delivered either an agenda or minutes.

Now lets go towards the aggregation connection failures direction and the whole linking schematic used for this particular collection.  As I mentioned, it takes a moment or two before one begins to question the content in any manner, but what becomes really curious is their physical file naming strategy.

When a list of all hyperlinks in this page is reviewed (there are quite a few add-ons that will perform this task), it can be seen that at least directory-wise, there is a folder designation for “agenda” and “minutes”:

That consistency is helpful to anyone seeking to aggregate and/or distribute the public documentation from a programming side, and there is even a directory for Committee Meeting Minutes, but it also does zero for the end-user reading only the surface of the page.

Using a find and replace method, an additional directory becomes noticeable that grows from the Committee directory:

See the number 2007 repeated twice?  The first one represents a separate directory, suggesting that all following files will be from the year 2007 as the page suggests on the surface.  This split in naming habit could have a work-around…if it stayed consistent, which it doesn’t:

Oddly enough, the folder by year structure appears to have been implemented in 2007 and yet all other Committee Meeting Minutes were apparently left in their original codified state dating from 2006 back.

Their whole naming system contains a host of problems and issues, as this one sample reflects in which all percent signs were replaced by spaces and then columns were created to contain the separate file name string:

It’s a lot worse than just this for those itching to pull together reliable means and methods to distribute board meeting minutes online.  Not only is the file naming scattered and disconnected, but there are also a series of duplicate links present from mousing over the surface to where it typically takes manual assignment to each string and in the board meeting minutes of 2007, there are multiple entries where the month is separately hyperlinked to the same document the rest of the date is hyperlinked to.

Lastly, the most skewed portion of this particular page is the surface statement that board meeting minutes are available for download for the years of 2004.

A glance at the cascading style sheet attached to the site shows the following data pertaining to the color-coding of hyperlinks throughout the entire site:

To those who are unfamiliar with the color coding scheme for web pages, color 000066 is a dark navy blue and color CC0000 is redish-orange.  Although the redish-orange shading for when someone is “hovering” over a link, it is the use of one of the darkest colors on the color palate to signal there is a hyperlink attached to text.

Now look at this snapshot of the 2004 Board Meeting Minute Collection in which the text circled in red is text with the 000066 color:

The big deal about this lies not only in a poor hyperlink color schematic – especially with the blue watermarks as the backdrop to the text…

Not one of the following board meeting minutes and/or agendas as listed on their website are available for download from their site:

24 Board Meeting Minutes and 24 Committee Meeting Minutes listed as available for download, are not available per site instructions, which makes this particular portion of the Village of Alsip Board Meeting Minutes Collection misleading and entirely false at the time of this site profile report.

That’s 48 clear no-shows and without a manual review of every single document posted online.

Despite Trustee Dalzell clearly crossing a line in protest according to the news article, it is clear that Mayor Kitching is clearly no FOIA hawk in favor of the citizen…or even in favor of government…especially when the State has put a “data portal” online at http://data.illinois.gov that hosts the following statement:

“…a clearinghouse of various data sets in a standard format that is readable by virtually all computer systems.”

Hmmm…not sure such a lofty and honorable objective can be achieved….especially when municipalities such as Alsip implement such obscure file naming habits for public documentation while claiming FOIA laws are costing municipalities too much in time, resources and money, let alone the 48 board meeting minutes stated as “present and accounted for” while beneath the surface there is nothing but “absent and unknown location of documents.

Perhaps developers can succeed in developing applications that aggregate this kind of data more effectively, especially to those who seek to stay connected to the movement of issues, legislation, etc., but unless/until municipalities are motivated to cease broadcasting such uncooperative online-related programming such as with the Alsip demonstration (although I have seen far worse), those already online aren’t going to jump at the chance to change their websites to comply and those who have no online presence will still have no central repository to email such documentation to…

An Act of Acrimonious Denial Of Acronym Accountability

A few years back, I audited 10 years of board meeting minutes for a municipality here in Illinois and posted the results to the Internet in a small variety of formats (blogs tended to address most of my demonstrative needs).

No one asked me to do it and quite frankly, such a direction was not always met with welcome and excitement by one and all.  It was one of those things that the more meeting minutes I reviewed, the more I needed to see just how long a variety of patterns were of printed practice and protocol when it came to this particular collection of public records.  What can I say…I had some time on my hands and it really was but a few other rare instances I expected to encounter…rather than less than 30% of all municipal code books are readily locatable in an online format.

I don’t believe local governments have never experienced truly vexatious moments in connection with the FOIA request process.  Even I believe in boundaries, but while authorities (and others) are still apparently praying for relief from the “political enemies” of local governments…what of the prayers for relief from such blanket designation being codified and conversed about at cocktail parties and coffee houses?

There are individuals who continue to fail to achieve the basic job descriptions assigned a municipal Clerk and what is more acrimonious of an act against a citizen base than codifying public documentation reports containing a series of acronyms without any credible anchor to the legal entity being referenced in the report?

In simple summary, the level of acronym use I found in those board meeting minutes were so extreme in variance, although FOIA requests still are necessary to perform a simple act of anchoring what entity was being recorded in the municipalities public record books in connection to what issue, restoring integrity to a past set of public documents without first addressing the behaviors that continue to publish them as-is seemed like a foolish response to the 100% denial of all of my own personal FOIA requests a few years ago.

For example, one can certainly try to capture in one single FOIA request for a list of all legal entities cited and registered in the board meeting minutes to be matched with their proper legal identities, but we’re talking about the power to brand a citizen vexatious in connection with a FOIA request…

…so why hasn’t the Village Clerk demanded such acronym anchoring to begin with?  In fact, with each set of meeting minutes presented by the Village Clerk, even the board members passed unanimous consensus the minutes be accepted as official record of a now-past meeting.

The hypocrisy here has a complex, and yet distinct personality in political terms, and with members of the news media still being repetitively documented as the Villains of the Modern American Way and clear “political enemies” worthy of such hard-core shut-downs of documents that to anyone of Hero stature can somehow access with a phone call or an email…let alone a visit to a website designed for document download… continues to defy the extraordinary measures ordinary people are going to have to carry if we are to be successful at lifting the credibility and reputation of the State in the eyes of the residents, the business community, and yes, even the political community.

Therefore, I thought it best to revive one particular demonstration I had used a few years back in an effort to point out that since acronyms were not clearly anchored in board meeting minutes, how can it be classified as an act of an Enemy of local government in America when the full identity of a business, not-for-profit, or even a political organization is a crucial part of this public documentation collection?

I had made the point of matter that it was nearly impossible to productively engage in community matters as a citizen when it was nearly impossible to utilize the public documentation collection at the local library, due to it being severely out of date and in paper format only…and that my own FOIA request for a copy of the municipal code book was denied on the grounds of “unduly burdensome.”  Had the municipality complied with my request to visually see a copy of the book while at Village Hall (repeatedly), I wouldn’t have even thought of FOIA requesting the document, but it seemed like a peaceful – and economical – way to document an already verbalized denial and protest cycle that eventually involved the Public Access Counselors office.

The bottom line about the acronyms isn’t about the municipal code book so much as the board meeting minutes that could significantly reduce the need for FOIA requests – including that of the media – while removing one of the other methods used to deny one of my FOIA requests for a job description for a job title I found posted on the website that wasn’t located anywhere in the municipal code book.  The lawyer got paid to tell me that there was no such job title in the Village, which I already had suspected but had no other way to confirm other than that of a FOIA request due to the repeated rejection of verbal answers in the past.

If I had submitted the list of acronyms I had painstakingly extracted from the documents and made the FOIA request for the legal entity associated with the acronym as in connection with the board meeting minutes I found it in, it would have also probably been classified as “unduly burdensome”…especially since there was repeated appearance of inconsistent use of an acronym related to an identity cited in the records.

My own rawness grown from the research stems from the awareness of wide-spread negligence leading to such a failure grade when it comes to the ability to not only test the integrity of public documentation, but also enforce even the most basic of codification principles in connection with the job description of the Village Clerk.  He is the last person to review the minutes and the first to issue citation that such a document is ready for board approval.  Proper identification of legal entities in board meeting minutes is in the can of everyday knowledge of those responsible for generating such documents and if the collection I audited had come under the header of “business” rather than that of government, government would be likely to first demand a list similar to what I chose not to request from government.

Businesses lose credit and credibility when they serve a municipality well.  The losses many companies endure on the front end of the bidding process can frequently be made up on the back-end with more non-government work, let alone the companies that serve only government entities.  Collaboration between jurisdictions is becoming more and more of a primary need rather than a grudging nod and a grunt in passing by and the business community is in need of cooperation from the consumers.  Housing issues will continue to blind-side local communities in what can feel like a blink of an eye.  Knowing what businesses are engaging the time, attention, resources and reliance of our local governments is vital on a variety of levels, but I remain under the belief that it is a wide-spread fear of facing the evidence our past record-keeping practices reflects, especially when it comes to public board meeting minutes…and not of the fault or flaw of the citizens in Illinois.

This Village should have gotten it right the first time around by stating clearly who IML, SSMMA, IDNR, IDOT, etc. were…every time the Village claims their entities came up in public conversation during a board meeting…

Beginning at least a decade ago.

And since the acronym practice shows up even before 2000, it remains my mathematical suspicion this municipality would not logistically be able to quickly match up the acronyms in the set of board meeting minutes I used, cite the match up and then certifying such a connection with certainty, as I believe my own effort to play match-up demonstrates.

As I said before the last time I posted this list, if one of my match-ups is in error and incorrect, it is not my fault or flaw for failing to FOIA request this particular list before publication.  Talk to the Village Clerk and the board members that approved the documents as “ready” for at least limited public release to the local library.

In the meantime, here are my own answers to the identity/acronym match-up quiz every reviewer of said documents would have to take (in some form) if they wanted more information about the recorded interaction/transaction between said entity and the Village.  There are other anomalies that are brought forth in this list, including the inter-mixing of letters and numbers within company names (using the number in some cases while spelling out the word in other examples)…the number of times certain companies show up…

Columns are divided into frequency of appearance in the board meeting minute collection, an acronym when (and if) applicable, and the appearance of what looks to be the identity of an entity.

1	ING	133rd Signal Company of the Illinois National Guard
1	CE	147th and Cicero Currency Exchange
1	CE	147th and Pulaski Currency Exchange
1	PWNC	1999 Public Works National Conference
1	EDW	2005 Executive Development Workshop
1	EC	2006 Executive Conference
1	IBC	2006 International Building Code
1	COC	2016 Chicago Olympic Committee
2	7-11	7-11
1	911W	911 Wireless
4	AJS	A.J. Smith
1	AJS	A.J. Smith Bank
1	AJSFSB	A.J. Smith Federal Savings Bank
1	AJS	A.J. Smith FSB
3	ANDE	A.N.D Exterminators
1	ALNA	Abraham Lincoln National Airport Commission
1	ABWA-LC	ABWA Libra Chapter
1	AD	Advanced Data
1	AC	Advantage Copier
2	AO	Air One
2	AOE	Air One Equipment
1		Alderman Fred Rave
1	AE	Aldridge Electric
1	AFOI-PVOA	All for One, Inc. Paralyzed Veterans of America Vaughn Chapter
1	AAIM	Alliance Against Intoxicated Motorists
4	AW	Allied Waste
1	AHDC	Almost Home Day Care
15	AC	Alpha Construction
2	AFD	Alsip Fire Department
1		Alsterda
1	AES	Alternative Energy Solutions
1	AES	Alternative Energy Source
1	APSP	Amalgamated Power Source Project
2		Am-Coat
1	AA	American Appraisal
3	ABW	American Business Womens Association
1	ABWA-LCC	American Business Womens Association Libra Charter Chapter
1		American Cancer Society
1	ADHI	American Dream Home Improvement
5	AHA	American Heart Association
2	AHA-HW	American Heart Association Heart Walk
20	AL	American Legion
3	ALP	American Legion Post #691
3	ALA	American Lung Association
1	APWC	American Public Works Conference
1	ARGP	American Research Group Program
25	ATT	American Telegraph and Telephone
1	AT	American Tower
2	AT	American Towers
1	AWD	American Watch & Diamond
1	ADA	Americans With Disabilities Association
4	AMERITECH	Ameritech
1	AC	Ameritech Consortium
1	ANMI	Ameritech New Media Inc.
1	ANM	Ameritech-New Media
1	AS	Analytical Science
1		Anderson
2	AWL	Animal Welfare League
1	FCS or AFCS	Annual Fire Chief’s Symposium
3	AMA	Annual Municipal Auction
1	AMABAC	Annual Mutual Aid Box Alarm Conference
1		Annual SSMMA Auction
1	AW	Antoinette’s Wigs
1	AUS	Aramark Uniform Service
1	AE	Arrow Equipment
1		Assessor Houlihan
1		Assessor’s Office
2	ATB	AT Business
1	AR	Atlantic Richfield
1		Attorney Cainkar
6		Attorney John R. Sullivan
1	ALM	Attorney Lisa Madigan
1	ALV	Attorney Lou Vitullo
1		Attorney Michael Buck
1	ATS	Automated Time Systems
1	AP	Avalon Petroleum
1	BM	B & M
1	BTS	B & T Services
1	BH or BHLF	Baller Herbst Law Firm
1		Barclay “Bud” Fleming – Candidate for the 6th District
6		Bartolini’s
5	BSI	Bernardi Securities, Inc.
1	BBPG	Best Buddies Pet Grooming
1	BBPC	Best Buddies Pet Grooming
1	BBO	Blaze Baseball Organization
1	BCTD	Blue Cap Tag Day
1	BC-BS	Blue Cross and Blue Shield
1		Blue Island Mayor Don Peloquin
1	BFC	Boaz Fine Carpentry
2	BRF	Bob Ridings Ford
1		Bob’s of Chicago Heights
3	BOCA	BOCA Seminar
1	BST	Boy Scout Troop #358
1	BST	Boy Scout Troop #437
1	BST	Boy Scout Troop 358
2	BSA	Boy Scouts of America
5	BSA	Boy Scouts of America Troop 358
1	BPA	BP America
2	BC	Braniff Communications
1		Braun
1		Bravo 1-122 FA Military Battalion
1		Bravo 2-122 FA Battalion
36	BHS	Bremen High School
1		Bremen High School District 228
1	BT	Bremen Township
1	BTHC	Bremen Township Highway Commission
1		Brian Dolehide
14	BWKKOC	Brother William Kerkel Knights of Columbus
1	BC	Brown’s Chicken
1		Bruno’s of Tinley Park
1	BP	Budget Printing
6	BA	Bud’s Ambulance
1	BM	Burdyke Management
2	BK	Burger King
1	CTKBS	C.T.K. Beauty Supply
1		Cal-Sag Watershed Council
3	CCAO	Calumet City
6	CCBS	Calumet Council of the Boy Scouts
1	CUD	Calumet Union Drainage
7		Camiros
1		Caputo
1		Carl Hansen District 15 Cook County Commissioner
1	CJU	Carpenter and Joiners Union
1	CE	Carter’s Electric
2	CC	Catholic Charities
1		Cavallini’s
2	CB	Census Bureau
2	CNT	Center for Neighborhood Technology
1	CFNT or CNT	Center for Neighborhood Technology
1	CMS	Central Management Services
3	CPS	Central Park School
1	CGI	CGI Communications Inc.
5	COC	Chamber of Commerce
1		Charles Geraci – Alsip Fire Chief
1	CG	Checker Gas
1		Chicago Cultural Center
2	CRC	Chicago Rowing Center
1	CS2000VG	Chicago Southland 2000 Visitor’s Guide
1	CSA	Chicago Southland Alliance
1	CSA	Chicago Southland Alliance
2	CSCC	Chicago Southland Chamber of Commerce
7	CSC-VB	Chicago Southland Convention and Visitors Bureau
2	CSD	Chicago Southland Development
1	CSVG	Chicago Southland Visitors Guide
1	CSC	Chicago Sports Cycle
1	CTA	Chicago Transit Authority
1	CT	Chicago Tribune
6	CWS	Chicago White Sox
1	CCP	Chicago-Cook Partners
1	CBL	Children’s Benefit League
1	CH	Christ Hospital
1	CAOM	Christian Assembly Outreach Ministry
1	CBE	Christopher Burke Engineering
1		Chrysler
1	CA	Chrysler Alpha
3	CC	Chrysler Corporation
1	CW	Cingular Wireless
1	CA-IC	Citizen Action – Illinois Chapter
14	COBI	City of Blue Island
1	COB	City of Burbank
4	COC	City of Chicago
1	COD-I	City of Dubuque, Iowa
1	CON	City of Naperville
7	COF or OF	City of Oak Forest
7	CD	Clarence Davids
1	CO	Clark Oil
1	CHC	Clean Harbors of Chicago
1	COCC	Clerk of the Circuit Court
1	CI	Cleveland Indians
1	CC	Club Clue
1	CI	Club Impulse
1	CMAP	CMAP (formerly C.A.T.S. and NIPC)
3	CH	Coffee House
15	COMCAST	Comcast
24	ComEd	Commonwealth Edison
2	CD	Communications Direct
2	CSOB	Community Seniors and Older Buddies
1	CL	Complete Link
2		Congressman Bobby Rush
2		Congressman Jesse Jackson, Jr.
4		Congressman William “Bill” Lipinski
9	CC	Cook County
4	CCAO	Cook County Assessor’s Office
6	CCB	Cook County Board
1	CCBE	Cook County Board of Elections
1	CCBOR or CCBR	Cook County Board of Review
1	CCC	Cook County Commission
1		Cook County Commissioner Murphy
1		Cook County Commissioner Sims
2	CCDH	Cook County Department of Highways
2	CCDPH	Cook County Department of Public Health
1	CCETSB	Cook County Emergency Telephone System Board
2	CCEC	Cook County Environmental Control
2	CCFP	Cook County Forest Preserve
2	CCHD	Cook County Highway Department
2	CCHS	Cook County Homeland Security
2	CCPJS	Cook County President John Stroger
1	CCPH	Cook County Pubilc Health
1	CCSDO	Cook County Sheriff Dart’s Office
2	CCSMS	Cook County Sheriff Michael Sheahan
13	CCSD	Cook County Sheriff’s Department
1	CCS-EMA	Cook County Sheriff’s Emergency Management Agency
1	CCS-LSP	Cook County Sheriffs Live Scan Program
1	CCTO	Cook County Treasurer’s Office
1	CBCS	Cool Bean Coffee Shop
1		Corsi’s
1	CCH	Country Club Hills
1	CFPD	County Forest Preserve District
1	CC	Crescent Construction
1	CR	Crescent Resubdivision
1		Crestwood
1	CA	Crestwood Armory
1	CCC	Crestwood Civic Center
1	CS	Crowley Sheppard
2	CSA	Crowley Sheppard Asphalt
1	CROWN	Crown Painting
1	CSOI	CSO, Inc.
1	C-SPAN	C-SPAN
1	CSP	Cub Scout Pack 358
1	CST	Cub Scout Troop #358
2	CST	Cub Scout Troop #437
3	CVS	CVS Pharmacy
1	DMDC	D.M. Dykstra & Co.
2	DS	Daily Southtown
1	DB	Daisy Boutique
1	DT	Daisy Troop 942
1	DA	Daley’s Ambulance
1	DALLIO	Dallio Painting
1		Dan Crooks – Boy Scouts of America
1	DV	Daniel Voss
1		Daniel’s
1	DI	Daniel’s Interiors
4	DP	Daniel’s Printing
2	DAR-SCC	Daughters of the American Revolution – Swallow Cliff Chapter
2	DVS or DS	Davidson (Van’s) Services
1	DRM	Davidson’s Ready Mix (Van’s)
2	DC	Davis Concrete
1	DOI	Decision One, Inc.
5	DC	Dell Computers
2	DT or DTLLP	Deloite & Touche LLP
1	DA	Demographic Analysis
2	DI	Denler, Inc.
1	DF	Dennison Ford
5	DCCA	Department of Commerce and Community Affairs
1	DOHS	Department of Homeland Security
1	DHS	Department of Human Services
1	DOL	Department of Labor
2	DT or DRT	DeRe Tire
3	DVU	DeVry University
1	DADOF or DAD	Dewberry & Davis of Fairfax, VA
2	DAVC	Disabled American Veterans Chapter #55
1	DBP	Distinctive Business Products, Inc.
1		District 143
2	DIIFA	District II Firefighter Academy
1		Diversified
1	DI	Diversified Inspections
1	DL	D’Land
1	DC or DLC	D’Land Construction
3	DMB or DB	D’Marco Builders
2	DMC	DMC of Midlothian
3	DF	Domino Ford
1	DP	Domino’s Pizza
1	DDB	Double D Builders
1	DDB	Double D Builders
4	DPII	Double Play II
1	DTH	Double Tree Hotel
1	DRW-CCI	DRW Contracting/Communications Inc.
1	DC	DuPage County
2	DR	Durable Roofing
3	EU	Eagle Uniforms
1		Earick D. Rayburn – Democratic candidate for 28th Dist. State Rep.
1	EHSA	Earth Hour Sydney Australia
16	EDC	Economic Development Committee
1	EPA	Edinborough Place
1	EFP	Education Funding Program
1		Electric Power Alliance
2	ETG	Elevated Tank Grant
1	ECC	Elgin Community College
1	ET	Empire Tire
1	EL	Emporium Liquors
1	ECPC	Energy Choices, P.C.
1	ENRON	Enron
4	ECC	enterpriz Cook County
3	EPA	Environmental Protection Agency
1	EA	Epson America
1	EDWNI	Ever-Dri Waterproofing of Northeast Illinois
1	EG	Everest Group of Hinsdale
1	EPC	Excel Pest Control
1	EA	Executive Auto
1	EAB	Executive Auto Bath
3	FIRETS	F.I.R.E. Testing Service
4	FF	Fairfield Ford
9	FOM	Fairways of Midlothian
1	FHV	Family Home Video
3	FP	Family Pride
1	FI	Fantasy Isle
2	FP	Fay’s Point
2	FBI	Federal Bureau of Investigations
1	FCC	Federal Communications Commission
13	FEMA	Federal Emergency Management Agency
1	FSF	Federal Seized Funds
1	FOS	Finance Officer Seminar
2	FPC	Fire and Police Commission
1	FPC	Fire and Police Commission
2	FPC	Fire and Police Commission Fall Seminar
2	FPCSS	Fire and Police Commission Spring Seminar
1	FDIC	Fire Department Instructors Conference
1		Firefighters Local 138
1	FS	Firestone
1	FMB	First Midwest Bank
1	FMB	First Midwet Bank
1	FS	First Stop
2	FSE	First Stop Express
1	FCC	Floramo Construction Corporation
2	FT	Flying Tigers
1	FMC	Ford Motor Company
1		Forest Ridge District 142
2	FWRI	Foster-Wheeler Robbins Incinerator
1	FP	Francotyp Postalia
1	FR	Frank’s Repair
8	FM	Frasor-Martino
1	FM	Frasor-Martino
1	FOP	Fraternal Order of Police
1	FTS	Fremont Trust & Savings
1	FOP	Friends of the Prairie
2	GP	Gaelic Park
2	GAIA	GAIA Movement
4	GAC	Gallagher Asphalt Corp
1	GMC	Garber Management Company
1		Gary Soto
1	GWC	Gaskill and Walton Construction
6	GW	Gaskil-Walton
1	GCPG	GCP Group
1	GB	Geoffrey Baer
1	GAG	Gillespie Auto Group
1	GST	Girl Scout Troop #411
1	GST	Girl Scout Troop #468 Oakview Association
7	GSA	Girl Scouts of America
1	GISMW	GIS Mapping Workshop
1	GT	Goodyear Tire
1		Governonr Rod Blagojevich
3	GSU	Governonr’s State University
2		Governor George Ryan
2		Governor James “Jim” Edgar
1		Governor’s Office
1	GPF	Green Power Facility
1		Grill’s Hardware
3	GWS	Groen Waste Service
1	GAW	Groen/Allied Waste
1	G	Groovy’s
6	GW	Gum Wah
1	HHEC	H & H Electric Company, Inc.
4	HTL	Half Time Lounge
1	HI	Hallberg Insurance
1	HM	Hamlin Manor
1	HB	Harris Bank
2	HR	Harry’s Restaurant
1	HAC	Hastings Air Control
1		Hazel Crest
4	HC-PW	Hazel Crest Public Works Facilities
1	HS	Hearthside
1	HBC	Heartland Blood Center
1	HBC	Henry Brothers Company
1	HPSI	High PSI Ltd.
1	HHS	Hillcrest High School
1		Historical
5	HS	Historical Society
2	HW	Hog Wild
1	HS	Homeland Security
1		Honda
2	HS	Honda Shop
1	HS	Honor Society
1	HC	Hook’s Concrete
1	HFC	Hook’s Fish & Chicken
2	HOH	House of Hughes
1	HCSS or HCOSS	Housing Coalition of the Southern Suburbs
1	HO or HOH	Hyatt O’Hare
3	ICSC	IC & SC
1	ICEP	ICE Program
1		IL First Grants
2	IAG	Illinois Attorney General
1	ICOP	Illinois Chiefs of Police
3	ICC	Illinois Commerce Commission
1	ICCS	Illinois Commission on Community Service
4	ICSC	Illinois Convenience & Safety Corp.
1	ID-CMS	Illinois Department of Central Management Services
1	IDOH	Illinois Department of Health
1	IDOH	Illinois Department of Highways
1	IDHS	Illinois Department of Human Services
1	ODOI	Illinois Department of Insurance
1	IDL-DSI	Illinois Department of Labor Division of Safety Inspection
13	IDNR	Illinois Department of Natural Resources
31	IDOT	Illinois Department of Transportation
1	IDEA	Illinois Drug Education Alliance
1	IEC	Illinois Environmental Council
10	IEPA	Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
1	IFPCFC	Illinois Fire and Police Commissioners Fall Conference
1	IFAMA	Illinois Fire Apparatus Mechanics Association Conference
1	IFCA	Illinois Fire Chief’s Association Annual Conference
1	IFCA	Illinois Fire Chief’s Association Annual Symposium
1	IFMA	Illinois Fire Mechanics Association
1	IFAAC	Illinois Firefighter’s Association Annual Conference
1	IFAC	Illinois Firefighters Association Conference
1	IFM	Illinois Firefighter’s Memorial
1	IFIRST	Illinois FIRST
2	IFGP	Illinois First Grant Program
2	IGA	Illinois General Assembly
1	IINC	Illinois Information Network Conference
2	SOTR	Illinois Law Enforcement Special Olympic Torch Run
1	ILETSB	Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board
1	ILC	Illinois Liquor Commission
2	IML	Illinois Municipal League
15	IMLRMA RMA IRMA	Illinois Municipal League Risk Management Association
1	IMLTL	Illinois Municipal League Treasurer’s Institute
1	IMRF	Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund
1	ING	Illinois National Guard
1	IOTDR	Illinois Organ Tissue Donor Registry
1	IPO	Illinois Philharmonic Orchestra
1	IPA	Illinois Principals Association
2	IRS	Illinois Recycling Service
2	IRES	Illinois Retail Electric Supplier
1	IRMA	Illinois Risk Management Association
1	ISOS	Illinois Secretary of State
1	ISFSI	Illinois Society of Fire Service Instructors
1	ISHA	Illinois State Highway Authority
1	ISP	Illinois State Police
1	ISP	Illinois State Purchasing
1	ISTHA	Illinois State Toll Highway Authority
1	ITHA	Illinois Toll Highway Authority
4	ITWA	Illinois Toll Way Authority
1	ITAAD	Illinois Tollway Authority
1	ITAAD	Illinois Tollway Authority Acquisition Department
1	ITEP	Illinois Transportation Enhancement Program
1	IWS	Illinois Water Supply Conference
1	IWSO	Illinois Water Supply Operators Conference
2	IMLC	IML Conference
1	IMLC	IML Convention
1	IMLRM	IML Risk Management
1	IM	In Messenger
1	ILOD-SLM	In the Line of Duty of St. Louis Missouri
1	IH	Ingalls Hospital
1	ID	Inland Detroit
4		Insituform
4	ITUSA	Insituform Technologies USA
2	IM	Insituforms Midwest
1	IPSP	Institute for Public Safety Partnership
1	IMaGE	Integrated Mini-Grant Enforcement Program
1	IBC or IBCO	Intergovernmental Benefits Co-operative
1	IBCT	Intergovernmental Benefits Cooperative Trust
1	IPI	Internal Pipe Inspection
1	IRS	Internal Revenue Service
1	IAFC	International Association of Fire Chief’s
1	IFDRF	International Firefighters’ Disaster Relief Fund
2	IMLA	International Municipal Lawyers Association
1	IOA	International Order of Alhambra
1	IOF	International Order of Foresters Chapter 1076
1		Irwin Berkley
1	JJNCC	J & J Newell Concrete Contractor
2	JLE	J & L Electronics
2	JLMD	J & L Metal Doors
1	JLS	J & L Service
1	JSB	J & S Bulletproof
1	JMA	J. Murray Associates
2	JJN	J.J. Newell
4	JULIE	J.U.L.I.E.
3	JP	Jack’s Place
1	PM	Jasel Patel Management
1		Jessie White – Secretary of State
1	JM	Jim Maximoski
2	JMF	Jim Mullen Foundation
1		John Coyne
1		John Weglarz
1	JRB	Joint Review Board
1	JC	Jones Construction
2	JF	Jones/Floramo Ltd.
1	JTM	JT Music
1		Judge Thomas J. O’Hara 6th District Court of Cook County
1	JK	Judy Kelley (consultant-computers)
1	JDW	Juvenile Diabetes Walk
5		K-5
1		Kathleen Phelps, CMT
1	KS	Keller School
1	KMC	Kelly-Miller Circus
1	KC	Kenny Construction
1	KP	Kenootz Pizza
1	KFC	Kentucky Fried Chicken
2	KC	Keystone Café
3	K5C or KFC	K-Five Construction
2	KTC	Kingston Tile Co.
1	KB	Kipp Brothers
1	KC	Kiwanis Club
1		KMS of Midlothian
2	KS	Kolmar School
22	KWV	Korean War Veterans
1	KWV	Korean War Veterans of Tinley Park
1	KLS	Kostner Lift Station
5	KK	Krispy Kreme
2	KD	Ksiezak Development
1	KS	Kustom Signals
1	LSS	L. Sullivan Subdivision
1	LSS	L. Sullivan Subdivision
2	LA	Ladies Auxiliary
1	LAPH	Ladies Auxiliary of Purple Hearts
1		Landmark
1	LOP	Landmark of Peoria
2	LB or LSB	LaSalle Bank
1	LS	Lawn Star
1	LEADS-2000	LEADS 2000 system
1	LWV	League of Women Voters
3	LF	Len Feil – Luminaria Chairman
1	LSCN	Liberty Suburban Chicago Newspaper
2	LCC	Libra Charter Chapter
1	LS	Life Source
1	LCWC	Little Calumet Watershed Council
1	LT	Lorchem Technologies
1	LT	Lucent Technologies
4	LL	Lucky Luciano’s
19	LF	Luminaria Fund
7	MAC	M & A Cement
1	MEAR	M & E Auto Repair
1	MEAR	M & E Auto Repair
2	MEAR	M & E Automotive Repair
1	MPC	Madison Paper Company
1	MD	Madori’s Deli
1	MLD	Madori’s Liquor & Deli
1	MSLI	Main Street Libertyville, Inc.
1	MSR	Main Street Realtors
1	MOR	Mainstreet Organization of Realtors
1		Marathon LLC
2	MO	Marathon Oil
1	MOC	Marathon Oil Company
1	ME	Marchione Electric
1	MI	Martin Implement
1		Marvin Hill, Jr. Arbitrator
1		Massat
2	MPI	Matthew Paving Inc.
1	MCT	Max’s Christmas Trees
1	MT	Max’s Trees
1		Mayor Anthony Vacco – Village of Evergreen Park
2		Mayor Brodie – Village of Robbins
1	MG	Mayor Guiliani
1		Mayor JoAnn Kelly Oak Forest
1		Mayor Swan – Village of Thornton
1	MCN	MC Net
4	McDoM	McDonalds of Midlothian
7	MP or MGP	McGladrey & Pullen
4	MW or MGW	McGrath Whalen
1	MESS or MESSCS	Meadow Equipment Sales & Services of Carol Stream, IL
1	MM	Merlin Muffler
25	METRA	Metra Rail
1		Metricom
17	MMC	Metropolitan Mayors Caucus
1	MPC	Metropolitan Planning Council
1	MP	Metropolitan Pump
1	MWRD	Metropolitan Water Reclamation District
18	MWR-GC	Metropolitan Water Reclamation of Greater Chicago
1	MTS	Meyers Tire Supply
1	MCL or MC	Michael Cap, Ltd.
7	MOSP	Mid Oak Shopping Plaza
2	MOP	Mid Oaks Plaza
1	MAEC	MidAmerican Energy Company
4	MCP	Mid-Crest Panther
1	MACC	Midlothian Area Chamber of Commerce
22	MCC or MCOC	Midlothian Chamber of Commerce
3	MC	Midlothian Citgo – Z & S
17	MCC	Midlothian Country Club
2	MD	Midlothian Dodge
1	MDD	Midlothian Dunkin Donuts
8	MHS	Midlothian Historical Society
3	MJ	Midlothian Jaycees
1	MLB	Midlothian Library Board
1	MLCC	Midlothian Liquor Control Commission
1	MM	Midlothian Meadows
6	MM	Midlothian Messenger
1	MOB	Midlothian Older Buddies
1	MOB-CS	Midlothian Older Buddies & Community Seniors
25	MPD	Midlothian Park District
1	MP	Midlothian Partners
4	MPA	Midlothian Police Association
1	MPO	Midlothian Post Office
1	MPFL	Midlothian Professional Firefighters Local #3148
2	MPL	Midlothian Public Library
1	MRC	Midlothian Retail Center
1	MVFW	Midlothian VFW
16	VFW	Midlothian VFW Post 2580
2	MBM	Midlothian-Bremen Messenger
9	MMWC	MidMark Water Commission
1	MOP	Mid-Oak Plaza
1	MFM	Midwest Food Mart
1	MPF	Mike Papineau Fund
1	MZ	Mike Zemaitis, CPA
1	MOC	Military Order of Cooties
1	MOPH	Military Order of Police
3	MOPH	Military Order of Purple Heart
1	MWC	Milk Wagon Corner
1	MEJ	Miner Electronics of Joliet
7		Misericordia
1	MVDCN	Mobile Video and Data Communications Network
1	MR	Monee Rental
1	ME	Monroe Equipment
1	MVCC	Moraine Valley Community College
1	MI	Moran Industries
1	MA	Mosquito Abatement
1	MADD	Mothers Against Drunk Driving
1	MVMW	Moving Vietnam Memorial Wall
1	MCA	Mr. C’s Auto
2	MS	Mr. Submarine
1	MCI	Municipal Clerks of Illinois
2	MSI	Municipal System Inc
3	MDA	Muscular Dystrophy Association
1	NHWF	Naperville Hazardous Waste Facility
1	NCTS	Natgun Concrete Tank Services
1	NATGUN	Natgun of Boston
1	NFRC	National Fire Reporting Class
1	NGMP	National Guard Military Police
6	NHS	National Honor Society
1	NIMS	National Incident Management System
4	NPR	National Power Rodding of Chicago
1	NEOC	New Elected Officials Conference
1	NYFD	New York Fire Department
1	NFAS	NFA Symposium
1	NSC	North South Construction
9	NIPC	Northeastern Illinois Planning Commission
2	NU	Northwestern University
1		Norton
1	OJSP	O & J Sewer Project
1	OFFD	Oak Forest Fire Department
5	OFH	Oak Forest Hospital
1		Oak Lawn
2	OB-CS	Older Buddies & Community Seniors
1	OLD	On-Line Distributing
17	PACE	Pace Transportation
1		Panda
1	PT	Papa T’s
1	PFPD	Park Forest Police Department
5	PL	Park Lawn
1	PMCI	Park Manor Company, Inc.
1		Pastor Harvey of St. Stephen’s Church
1		Patrick O’Malley
1	PPS	Patten Power Systems
5	PS	Pavement Systems
1	PCSIS	PCSI Solutions
1	PM	Performance Maintenance
1	PB	Pinnacle Bank
1	PH	Pizza Hut
1	PR	Planning Resources
2	PT	Plaza Terrace
1	PTNC	Plaza Terrace Nursing Center
1	PFECO	Police & Fire Ethnic Cook-Off
1	PPF	Police Pension Fund
2	PPFB	Police Pension Fund Board
1	PT	Portable Tool
1	PCC	Posen Civic Center
1	PEL	Power Equipment Leasing
1	PSC	Prairie State College
1	PMDC	Precious Moments Day Care
1	PCA	Preferred Communication of Alsip
1		Primeco
1	PM	Property Maintenance
4		Provost Sam Campbell
1	PSO-CNSSS	PSO Computer Network Solutions Sales and Services
1	PA	Public Aid
5	PH	Purple Heart
1	PHV	Purple Heart Veterans
7	PHV	Purple Heart Vets
4	PH	Purple Hearts
36	RL	Raday Lodge
1	RLB	Raday Lodge Board
1	RR	Raincoat Roofing
1	RCOM	R-Core of Mokena
1	RCPP	Red Cross
1	RI	Regents Investments
14	RTA	Regional Transit Authority
1	RE	Religious End
1	RMC	Representative Maggie Crotty
1	RHA-MC	Respiratory Health Association of Metropolitan Chicago
1		Rick Reinbold – Richton Park President
1	RAS	Rightway Auto Sales
1	RM	Risk Management
1	RMA	Risk Management Association
1		Rizza
2	RCPP	Robbins Community Power
1	RI	Robbins Incinerator
74	RE	Robinson Engineering
1		Romano
1		Ron Patterson – Bremen Township Highway Commissioner
1	RMH	Ronald McDonald House
1	RSOM	Roseway Signs of Midlothian
1	RI	Rubber, Inc.
1	SSERTS	S.S.E.R.T.S.
1	SIC	Safeway Insurance Company
5	SA	Salvation Army
1		Salvatore Calabro of Staten Island, NY
1	STS	Sam’s Tech Supply
1	SFS	Sandry Fire Supply
1	SES	Santana Energy Services
1	SR	Saravan’s Restaurant
1	SFCA	Scarborough Fare Condo Association
1	SFCABOD	Scarborough Fare Condo Association Board of Directors
1		School District #142
13		School District 143
7		School District 228
1	SHG	School House Glass
1	SS	Schroeder and Schroeder
1	SCS	Scottish Cultural Society
2	SOS	Secretary of State
2	SEECO	Seeco
2		Senator Emil Jones
1		Senator Jones
4		Senator Patrick O’Malley
1	SMLP	Senior Manager’s Leadership Program
1	SF	Sentry Foods
1	S11RF	September 11th Relief Fund
1	SE	Seven-Eleven
2	SS	Seyfarth Shaw
1	SBDOC	Signs by Design of Crestwood
1	SLCC	Silver Lakes County Club
1	SBAC	Small Business Advisory Committee
1	SMCI	SMCI, Inc.
2	SHFK or SHK	Snug Hugs for Kids
1	SA	Solar Automotive
1	SCH	South Chicago Heights
1	SCCAG	South Cook County Advisory Group
1	SSCEAC	South Cook County Environmental Action Coalition
1	SDCU	South Division Credit Union
1	SH	South Holland
1	SHPW	South Holland Public Works
1	SSCOP	South Suburban Chiefs of Police
1	SSC	South Suburban College
1	SSCASA	South Suburban Council on Alcohol and Substance Abuse
1	SSFP	South Suburban Forest Preserve
47	SSMMA	South Suburban Mayors and Managers Association
2	SSPC	South Suburban Purchasing Cooperative
1	SECP or SETCP	Southland Education to Careers Partnership
1		Southtown
1		Southwest Conference of Mayors
2	SCM	Southwest Council of Mayors
1	SMA	Southwest Metro Alliance
1	SCFCA	Spartanburg County Fire Chiefs Association
1		Speaker Madigan
1	SS	Springfield School
5	SSMMAA	SSMMA Auction
1	SCAA	St. Christopher Athletic Association
11	SCC	St. Christopher Church
6	SCF	St. Christopher Fiesta
6		St. Christopher’s School
3	SCP	St. Christopher’s Parish
2	SFH	St. Francis Hospital
1	SJ	St. James
2	SJHH	St. James Hospice House
1	SJH	St. James Hospital of Chicago Heights
1	SJOFH	St. James Olympia Fields Hospital
1	SJH	St. Jude Hospital
2	SJRH	St. Jude Research Hospital
1	SJRH	St. Jude’s Research Hospital – Team Andrew
1	SSC	St. Stephen’s Church
2	SSLC	St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church
2	SVDPS	St. Vincent DePaul Society
1	SCS	Staff and Command School
1	SE	Standard Equipment
1	SL	Stans Landscaping
1	SFI	State Farm Insurance
1	SHD	State Health Department
3	SOI or SI	State of Illinois
1		State Representative Bobby Rush
1		State Representative David Miller
1		State Representative George Scully
8		State Representative Maggie Crotty
10		State Representative Robert (Bob) Rita
1		State Representative Robin Kelly
6		State Representative William “Bill” Davis
1	STEARNS	Stearn’s Painting
2	SSD	Stearn’s Supply-Decorating
1	SBS-DC or SBSDC	Step By Step Day Care
1		Steve Gallagher
1	SSA	Storm Sewer Atlas
1	SS	Strictly Signs
4	SZR	Sub-Zero Refrigeration
1	SC	Sunrise Chevrolet
2	SC	Sunrise Chevrolet
1	ST	Sun-Times
3	SCDJ	Sutton Chrysler, Dodge and Jeep
1	SCJ	Sutton Chrysler-Jeep
1	SF	Sutton Ford
1	ST	Sweet Traditions
1	SP	Sylvestri Paving
1	TE	T & E
2	TEW	T & E Warehouse
1	TMDC	T & M Duggan Construction
1	THD	T.H. Davidson
1	THDCI	T.H. Davidson’s & Co., Inc. (Van’s)
1		T.J.’s
10	TT	Tartan Tidings
1		Terry’s
1		The Chamber
1	FD	The Fire Department
1	TIE-LTD	The Insurance Exchange, LTD.
3		The Jaycees
4	TM	The Messenger
1		The Office of the Attorney General
1		The Park District
4		The Police Association
1	SOCC	The Sheriff’s Office of Cook County
1	TA	Third Airport
2	TDO	Thomas Dodge of Orland
5	TE	Thornton Equipment
1	TOM	Thunder Over Midlothian
1	TEISEC	Tierra Environmental and Inc. Services of East Chicago, IN
9	TW	Time Warner
1	TP	Tinley Park
1	TJS	TJ Sports
20	TJM-CGO	TJM Charity Golf Outing
1	TFT	Toys For Tots
2		Traffipax
1		Transporation Secretary Martin
1	TM	Trend Micro
1	TCC	Trinity Christian Church
1	TDE	Triple Dragon Express
1	TRDC	Triple R Day Care
1	USCF	U.S. Cellular Field
1	USGGB	U.S. Government Grant Branch
1	UE	Unbeatable Eatables
3	UE	United Environmental
1	UMI	United Marketing Inc.
1	UN	United Nails
6	USACE or ACE	United States Army Corp of Engineers
1	USEPA	United States Environmental Protection Agency
1	UW	United Way
1	UW	United Way
1	UO	Universal Outdoor
1	UIC	University of Illinois at Chicago
1	UIC	University of Illinois Chicago
3	U of W	University of Wisconsin
1	SMART	Unknown (annual membership mutual aid training)
1	AAA	Unknown (automobile club)
1	RBM	Unknown (donated to Calumet Scouts)
1	DARE	Unknown (drug resistance education)
22	ESDA	Unknown (emergency service related)
1	STARM	Unknown (executive development workshop police)
3	CMAP	Unknown (formerly NIPC and CATS)
1	CDBG	Unknown (funds previously slated to be eliminated)
3	NICOR	Unknown (gas company)
1	VITAS	Unknown (generous donation to St. James Hospice House)
3	DCEO	Unknown (grant money)
1	RTAP	Unknown (grant process)
1	IBC	Unknown (health coverage)
1	IMRF	Unknown (membership fees)
1	LOCAL-726	Unknown (no association to the Local identity)
1	EDCA	Unknown (paint dump truck)
1	IMTA	Unknown (Phase I in Effingham IL training)
1	APC	Unknown (replace dot matrix printer)
1	MSI	Unknown (software processing and collecting fines)
2	TOD	Unknown (study on the downtown area)
4	TCI	Unknown (telecommunications company bought Time Warner)
1	RTAP	Unknown (transit oriented development project team)
1	URS-TPAP	Unknown (value of work and implementation)
2	MABAS	Unknown (vehicle extricating training seminar)
2	BDI	Unknown (with URS regarding collecting data)
1	UATC	Urban Area Technology Committee
2	ULI	Urban Land Institute
19	URS	URS, Business District, Inc.
2	VSPV	Vaugh Chapter Paralyzed Veterans
1	VEBC	Veterans Entrepreneur Boot Camp
1	VFW	Veterans of Foreign Wars
2	VFW	VFW
1	VFW-LA	VFW #2580 Ladies Auxiliary
1	VFWC	VFW Cooties
1	VFW-LAPH	VFW Ladies Auxiliary Purple Heart
2	VFW	VFW Post #258
6	VFW	VFW Post #2580
5	VFW	VFW Post 2580
1	PVA	VFW Post 2580 Paralyzed Vets of America
1	VOC	Village of Crestwood
3	VOC	Village of Crestwood
1	VOCEMA	Village of Crestwood Emergency Management Agency
1	VEHC	Village of East Hazel Crest
1	VEP	Village of Evergreen Park
1	VHC	Village of Hazel Crest
2	COP	Village of Orland Park
1	VPL	Village of Park Lawn
1	VORP	Village of Richton Park
3	VOR	Village of Robbins
2	VTP	Village of Tinley Park
1	VD	Vincent Domino
2	VS	Visu Sewer
2	VSCSI	Visu-Sewer Clean and Seal, Inc. of Bridgeview
1	VSI	Visu-Sewer of Illinois
8	VITAS	VITAS Hospice
2	VSS	Volunteer Service Summit
7		Walgreen’s
3	WP	Wally’s Paving
1	WCIP	Water Capital Improvement Plan
1	WCLC	Watershed Council of the Little Calumet
1	WPC	Watershed Planning Councils
1	WM	Watson Motors
1	WMM	Watson Motors of Midlothian
4	WM	Watson Motorsport
1	WD	Webelos Den #6 Cub Scout Pack 358
1	WD	Webelos Den #6 Pack 358
2	WT	Weblos Troop 358
1	WT	Wentworth Tire
1	WC	White Castle
1	WOW	Wide Open West
1	WJFA	Wildcat Jr. Football Association
1	WH or WHLF	Wildman and Harold Law Firm
1	WHM	William H. Metz, Appraisor
1	WKKOC	William Kerkel Knights of Columbus
1	WR	Wilson Rental
3	WO	Windsor Outdoor
1	WI	Wireless Innovations
1	WMFWC	Word Made Flesh Worship Church
1	WSI	Word Systems, Inc.
1	WTC	World Trade Center
1	WSI-DRS	WSI Digital Recording System
1	YPD	Yorkville Police Department
1	ZOCW	Z & O Car Wash
1	ZSC	Z & S Citgo
1	Z	Zoll
1	ZPS	Zoning and Planning Seminar

Municipal Code Book List for the state of Alabama as of June, 2011

This is a list of known municipalities with their municipal code book available online as of June, 2011 for the state of Alabama.

* = This municipality had a municipal code book available online as of July, 2010

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Albertville Andalusia Andalusia Anderson Anniston Arab Athens Bay Minette Brewton Brewton Calera Calera Center Point Decatur Decatur Dothan Dothan Elba Elba Enterprise Enterprise Fairhope Foley Gadsden Gadsden Gulf Shores Gulf Shores Guntersville Guntersville Homewood Hoover Hoover Huntsville Huntsville Irondale Irondale Jacksonville Lanett Lanett Madison Mobile Mobile Montevall Montgomery Mountain Brook Mountain Brook Muscle Shoals Muscle Shoals Northport Northport Opelika Orange Beach Orange Beach Ozark Pelham Pleasant Grove Pleasant Grove Robertsdale Russellville Saraland Sheffield Sylacauga Troy Trussville Tuscaloosa Tuscaloosa Tuscumbia Valley Valley Vestavia Hills Vestavia Hills

Abbeville Adamsville Addison Akron Alabaster Aldrich Alexander City Aliceville Altoona Ardmore Ariton Ashford Ashland Ashville Atmore Attalla Auburn Autauga Autaugaville Avon Axis Baileyton Baldwin Barbour Bayou La Btre Bayview Bear Creek Beatrice Bellamy Berry Bessemer Bibb Birmingham Blount Blountsville Blue Mountain Boaz Bon Secour Brantley Brent Bridgeport Brighton Brilliant Brookwood Brownville Brundidge Buff Park Bullock Butler Butler Bynum Cahaba Heights Calhoun Calvert Camden Camp Hill Carbon Hill Carrollton Carrville Castleberry Cedar Bluff Centre Centreville Chalkville Chambers Chance Chapman Chatom Chelsea Cherokee Cherokee Chickasaw Childersburg Childon Choctaw Citronelle Clanton Clarke Clay Clayhatchee Clayton Cleburne Cleveland Clio Cloverdale Coaling Coden Coffee Coffee Springs Coffeyville Coker Colbert Colbert Heights Coldwater Collinsville Colubmia Columbiana Concord Conecuh Coosa Coosada Cordova Cottondale Cottonwood Courtland Covington Cowarts Coy Crenshaw Creola Crossville Crumley Chapel Cuba Cullman Cullman Dadeville Dale Daleville Dallas Daphne Dauphin Island De Armanville De Kalb Demopolis Dolomite Dora Double Springs Dozier Dutton East Brewton Eclectic Edgewater Elberta Elkmont Elmore Elmore Escambia Etowah Eufaula Eutaw Evergreen Excel Fairdale Fairfax Fairfield Fairview Falkville Fayette Fayette Flint City Flomaton Florala Florence Forestdale Forkland Fort Deposit Fort Mitchell Fort Payne Franklin Frisco City Fruitdale Fulton Fultondale Fyffe Gallant Garden City Gardendale Geneva Geneva Georgiana Geraldine Glencoe Glenwood Good Hope Goodsprings Goodwater Gordo Gordon Grand Bay Grant Graselli Graysville Green Pond Greene Greenhill Greensboro Greenville Grley Grove Hill Guin Hackleburg Hale Haleyville Hamilton Hanceville Harpersville Hartford Hartselle Harvest Hayneville HeadlandHeflin Helena Henager Henry Hillview Hobson City Hokes Bluff Holly Pond Hollywood Holt Houston Hueytown Hunter Hurtsboro Ider Irvington Jackson Jackson Jacksons Gap Jasper Jefferson Jemison Kennedy Kent Killen Kimberly Kinston Lacey Springs Ladonia Lafayette Lamar Langdale Lauderdale Lawrence Lee Leeds Leighton Level Plains Lillian Limestone Lincoln Linden Lineville Lipscomb Lisman Littleville Livingston Lockhart Louisville Lower Peach Tree Lowndes Loxley Luverne Macon Madison Magnolia Springs Maplesville Marengo Margaret Marion Marion Marshall McCalla McDonald Chapel McKenzie Mentone Meridianville Midfield Midland Ctiy Midway Millbrook Millport Millry Minor Monroe Monroeville Montgomery Montrose Moody Morgan Morgan City Morris Moulton Moundville Mount Olive Mount Vernon Mountainboro Mulga Munford Myrtlewood New Brockton New Hope New Market New Site Newton Newville Normal Notasulga Oak Grove Oakman Odenville Ohatchee Oneonta Opp Orrville Overton Owens Cross Roads Oxford Palmerdale Parrish Pea Ridge Pell City Pennington Perdido Perry Peterman Peterson Phenix City Phil Campbell Pickens Piedmont Pike Pinckard Pine Apple Pine Hill Pinedale Shores Pinson Pisgah Plantersville Port Birmingham Port Clear Powell’s Crossroads Praco Prattville Prichard Ragland Rainbow City Rainsville Ramer Ranburne Randolph Red Bay Red Level Reece City Reform River View Riverside Roanoke Robinwood Rock Mills Rockford Rocky Ridge Rogersville Roosevelt Russell Rutledge River Falls Saginaw Salitpa Samson Sandusky Sardis City Satsuma Sayre Sayreton Scottsboro Seale Section Selma Semmes Shannon Shawmut Shelby Shelby Silas Silverhill Sipsey Slocomb Smiths Snead Southside Spanish Fort Springville Spruce Pine St. Clair St. Elmo Stapleton Steele Sterrett Stevenson Sulligent Sumiton Summerdale Sumter Sycamore Sylvania Talladega Tallapoosa Tallassee Talledega Tanner Tarrant City Theodore Thomasville Thorsby Tillmans Corner Tomaston Town Creek Townley Toxey Trinity Tuscaloosa Tuskegee Union Springs Uniontown Uriah Valhermoso Springs Valley Head Verbena Vernon Vina Vincent Vinemont Vredenburgh Wadley Walker Warrior Washington Weaver Webb Wedowee West Blocton West End Anniston Westwood Wetumpka Whatley Wilcox Wilmer Wilsonville Wilton Winfield Winston Woodville York

 

Municipal Code Book List for the state of Alaska as of June, 2011

This is a list of known municipalities with their municipal code book available online as of June, 2011 for the state of Alaska.

* = This municipality had a municipal code book available online as of July, 2010

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Anchorage Bethel Cordova Delta Junction Denali Dillingham Fairbanks Fairbanks North Star Haines Haines Juneau Juneau Kenai Kenai Peninsula Kenai Peninsula Ketchikan Kodiak Kodiak Island Matanuska-Susitna Nome North Pole North Slope Northwest Arctic Palmer Petersburg Seward Sitka Skagway Soldotna Valdez Wasilla Wrangell

Akiachak Akolmiut Alakanuk Anderson Angoon Barrow Bristol Bay Chevak College Copper Center Denali Emmonak Fort Yukon Galena Gambell Glennallen Homer Hoonah Hooper Bay Houston Kake Kasilof Ketchikan Gateway Kiana King Cove King Salmon Kipnuk Kodiak Island Kotzebue Kwethluk McGrath Metlakatia Mountain Village Naknek Nenana Nikishka Ninilchik Noatak Noorvik Nulato Old Harbor Palmerdale Pilot Station Port Hope Quinhagak Sand Port Savoonga Selawik Seldovia St. Marys Sutton Tanana Togiak Tok Tyonek Unalakleet Unalaska Wainwright

 

Municipal Code Book List for the state of Arizona as of June, 2011

This is a list of known municipalities with their municipal code book available online as of June, 2011 for the state of Arizona.

* = This municipality had a municipal code book available online as of July, 2010

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Avondale Bullhead City Bullhead City Chandler Cottonwood Cottonwood Douglas Eager Eager Eloy Flagstaff Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation Gilbert Glendale Kingman Litchfield Park Mesa Nogales Parker Phoenix Pima Pima Pinetop-Lakeside Sahuarita South Tucson Star Valley Surprise Surprise Taylor Tempe Tombstone Tuscon Winslow Yuma

Aguila Ajo Alpine Apache Apache Junction Arizona City Ash Fork Back Canyon City Bagdad Bapchule Benson Bisbee Bouse Bowie Buckeye Cameron Camp Verde Carefree Casa Grande Catalina Cave Creek Central Heights Chambers Chinle Chino Valley Chloride Chuichu Cibecue Clarkdale Clay Springs Claypool Clifton Cochise Coconino Colorado City Congress Coolidge Cornville Crane Cylas Dewey Dolan Springs Dudleyville Duncan Ehrenberg El Mirage Elfrida Florence Fort Apache Fort Defiance Fredonia Gadsden Ganado Gila Gila Bend Globe Goodyear Graham Grand Canyon Greasewood Green Valley Greenlee Gu Achi Guadalupe Hayden Heber Holbrook Hotevilla Houck Huachuca City Humboldt Jerome Joesph City Kaibito Kayenta Keams Canyon Kearny Komatke Kykotsmori La Paz Lake Havasu City Lake Montezuma Laveen Lukachukai Mammoth Many Farms Marana Maricopa Maricopa Mayer McNary Miami Moenkopi Mohave Morenci Mount Lemmon Mountainaire Naco Navajo Nazlini New River Ocotillo Olberg Oracle Oro Valley Overgaard Page Patagonia Payson Peach Springs Peoria Peridot Picacho Pima Pinal Pine Pinon Plantsite Polacca Prescott Prescott Valley Quartzsite Queen Creek Red Rock Rillito Rock Point Rough Rock Round Rock Sacaton Safford Salome San Carlos San Luis San Manuel San Simon Sanders Santa Cruz Sawmill Scottsdale Sedona Seligman Sells Shonto Show Low Sierra Vista Silver Bell Skull Valley Snowflake Solomon Somerton Springerville St. David St. Johns Stanfield Steamboat Canyon Sun City Superior Tacna Tanque Verde Thatcher Tolleson Topawa Topock Tuba City Tusayan Welton Wenden Whiteriver Wickenburg Wilcox Wilhoit Williams Window Rock Winkelman Wittmann Woodruff Yarnell Yavapai Young Youngstown Yuma

 

Municipal Code Book List for the state of Arkansas as of June, 2011

This is a list of known municipalities with their municipal code book available online as of June, 2011 for the state of Arkansas.

* = This municipality had a municipal code book available online as of July, 2010

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Benton Eureka Springs Fort Smith Little Rock Lowell Maumelle North Little Rock Pine Bluff Pulaski Pulaski Rogers Siloam Springs Texarkana Washington

Alma Altheimer Altus Amity Arkadelphia Arkansas Arkansas City Ashdown Ashley Atkins Aubrey Augusta Bald Knob Barling Batesville Bauxite Baxter Bay Bearden Beebe Belleville Benton Bentonville Berryville Biggers Biscoe Black Rock Blytheville Bonanz Bono Boone Booneville Bradford Bradley Bradley Brinkley Brookland Bryant Buckner Bull Shoals Cabot Calhoun Calico Rock Calion Camden Cammack Village Caraway Carlisle Carroll Carthage Cave City Cave Springs Centerville Charleston Cherokee Village Cherry Valley Chicot Clarendon Clark Clarksville Clay Cleburne Cleveland Clinton Coal Hill Columbia Conway Conway Corning Cotter Cotton Plant Cove Craighead Crawford Crawfordsville Crittenden Cross Crossett Curtis Cushman Dallas Danville Dardanelle De Queen De Valls Bluff De Witt Decatur Delight Dell Dermott Des Arc Desha Desha Dierks Doddridge Dover Drew Dumas Dyer Dyess Earle Edmondson El Drado Elaine Elkins Emerson Emmet England Eudora Farmington Faulkner Fayetteville Fisher Flippin Florence Fordyce Foreman Forerst City Fouke Franklin Fulton Garland Garland Gassville Gillett Gilmore Glenwood Gosnell Gould Grady Grant Gravette Green Forest Greenbier Greene Greenland Greenwood Greers Ferry Grubbs Gurdon Hackett Hamburg Hampton Hardy Harrisburg Harrison Hartford Hartman Hatfield Hazen Heber Springs Hector Helena Hempstead Hermitage Hickory Ridge Holly Grove Hope Horatio Horseshoe Bend Hot Spring Hot Springs Howard Hoxie Hughes Humnoke Humphrey Huntington Huntsville Huttig Imboden Independence Izard Jackson Jacksonville Jasper Jefferson Johnson Joiner Jonesboro Judsonia Junction City Keiser Kensett Kibler Kirby Lafayette Lake City Lake Hamilton Lake View Lake Village Lakeview Lamar Lavaca Lawrence Leachville Lee Leola Lepanto Leslie Lewisville Lexa Lincoln Lincoln Little River Lockesburg Logan London Lonoke Lonoke Luxora Madison Madison Magazine Magnolia Malvern Mamoth Spring Manila Mansfield Marianna Marion Marion Marked Tree Marmaduke Marshall Marvell Mayflower McAlmont McCrory McDougal McGehee McNeil McRae Melbourne Mena Miller Mineral Springs Mississippi Monette Monroe Montgomery Monticello Montrose Moro Morrilton Mount Ida Mount Pleasant Mountain Home Mountain Pine Mountain View Mountainburg Mulberry Murfreesboro Nashville Nevada New Edinburg Newark Newport Newton Norman Norphlet North Crossett Oil Trough Ola Osceola Ouachita Ozark Palestine Pangburn Paragould Paris Parkdale Parkin Patterson Pea Ridge Perry Perryville Phillips Piggott Pike Plainview Plumerville Pocahontas Poinsett Polk Pope Portland Prairie Prairie Grove Prescott Quitman Randolph Rector Reed Rison Rondo Russellville Salado Salem Saline Scott Searcy Searcy Sebastian Serwood Sevier Shannon Hills Sharp Sheridan Smackover Sparkman Springdale St. Francis Stamps Star City Stephens Stone Strong Stuttgart Sulphur Springs Summit Sweet Home Swifton Tayor Thornton Tontitown Traskwood Trumann Tuckerman Turrell Tyronza Union Urbana Van Buren Van Buren Vanndale Vilonia Viola Wabbaseka Waldo Waldron Walnut Ridge Walton Ward Warren Watson Watson Chapel Weiner West Crossett West End West Fork West Helena West Memphis Wheatley White White Hall Wickes Wilmar Wilmot Wilson Woodruff Woodson Wrightsville Wynne Yell Yellville

 

Municipal Code Book List for the state of California as of June, 2011

This is a list of known municipalities with their municipal code book available online as of June, 2011 for the state of California.

* = This municipality had a municipal code book available online as of July, 2010

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Agoura Hills Alameda Albany Alpine Amador Amador American Canyon Anderson Angels Angels Camp Apple Valley Arcadia Arroyo Grande Artesia Atascadero Atherton Atwater Avalon Azusa Bakersield Banning Barstow Bell Gardens Bellflower Belmont Benicia Berkeley Beverly Hills Big Bear Lake Biggs Blythe Brentwood Buellton Buena Park Burbank Burlingame Butte Calabasas Calaveras Calexico California City Calimesa Calistoga Camarillo Campbell Capitola Carlsbad Carmel-by-the-Sea Carpinteria Carson Cathedral City Ceres Chino Chino Hills Chowchilla Chula Vista Citrus Heights Claremont Clayton Cloverdale Clovis Coachella Colton Colusa Colusa Compton Contra Costa Corcoran Corning Coronado Corte Madera Costa Mesa Cotati Covina Crescent City Cypress Dana Point Davis Desert Hot Springs Diamond Bar Dinuba Downey Duarte Dublin East Pao Alto El Cajon El Centro El Cerrito El Monte El Segundo Encinitas Escalon Escondido Etna Fillmore Folsom Fontana Fort Bragg City Fortuna Foster City Fountain Valley Fowler Fremont Fresno Fresno Garden Grove Gardena Gilroy Glendale Glenn Gonzales Grand Terrace Grass Valley Gustine Half Moon Bay Hanford Hawaiian Gardens Hawthorne Healdsburg Hemet Hercules Hermosa Beach Hesperia Hidden Hills Highland Hillsborough Hollister Holtville Hughson Humboldt Huntington Beach Huntington Park Imperial Imperial Beach Inglewood Inyo Irvine Irwindale Jackson Kerman Kern King City Kingsburg La Canada Flintridge La Habra La Habra Heights La Mesa La Palma La Quinta La Verne Lafayette Laguna Beach Laguna Hills Laguna Niguel Laguna Woods Lake Lake Elsinore Lake Forest Lancaster Lassen Lathrop Lemon Grove Lemoore Lincoln Live Oak Livermore Lodi Loma Linda Lomita Lompoc Long Beach Loomis Los Alamitos Los Altos Los Altos Hills Los Angeles Los Banos Los Gatos Madera Malibu Mammoth Lakes Manhattan Beach Manteca Marin Marina Mariposa Martinez Marysville Mendocino Menlo Park Merced Merced Mill Valey Millbrae Milpitas Mission Viejo Modesto Modesto Mono Mono Montclair Montclair Monte Sereno Montebello Monterey Monterey Monterey Park Moorpark Moreno Valley Morgan Hill Mountain View Murrieta National City Nevada City Newark Newman Newport Beach Norco Norwalk Novato Oakdale Oakland Oakley Oceanside Ojai Orange Orange Orange Cove Orinda Oroville Pacific Grove Pacifica Palm Desert Palm Springs Palmdale Paradise Paramount Pasadena Paso Robles Patterson Perris Petaluma Pico Rivera Piedmont Pismo Beach Pittsburg Placentia Placer Placerville Pleasant Hill Pleasanton Plumas Pomona Port Hueneme Porterville Portola Poway Rancho Cordova Rancho Cucamonga Rancho Palos Verdes Rancho Santa Margarita Redding Redlands Redondo Beach Redwood City Rialto Richmond Ridgecrest Rio Vista Ripon Riverside Riverside Rocklin Rohnert Park Rolling Hills Rolling Hills Estates Rosemead Roseville Sacramento Saint Helena Salinas San Anselmo San Benito San Bernardino San Bernardino San Bruno San Buena Ventura San Carlos San Clemente San Diego San Dimas San Fernando San Franscisco San Jacinto San Joaquin San Jose San Juan Bautista San Juan Capistrano San Leandro San Luis Obispo San Marino San Mateo San Mateo San Pablo San Rafael San Ramon Sanger Santa Ana Santa Barbara Santa Barbara Santa Clara Santa Clara Santa Clarita Santa Cruz Santa Cruz Santa Maria Santa Monica Santa Rosa Santee Saratoga Sausalito Scotts Valley Seal Beach Seaside Sebastopol Selma Shafter Shasta Shasta Lake Sierra Sierra Madre Simi Valley Siskiyou Siskiyou Solana Beach Solano Soledad Sonoma Sonoma Sonora South Gate South Lake Tahoe South Pasadena South San Francisco Stanislaus Stanton Suisun City Sunnyvale Susanville Taft Tehachapi Tehama Temecula Tiburon Torrance Tracy Trinity Tulare Tulare Turlock Tustin Twentynine Palms Union City Upland Vacaville Vallejo Ventura Ventura Victorville Villa Park Vista Walnut Wasco Watsonville Weed West Covina West Hollywod West Sacramento Westlake Village Westminister Whittier Williams Willows Windsor Winters Woodland Yolo Yorba Linda Yreka Yuba Yuba City Yucaipa

Acton Adelanto Alameda Alamo Alamo Oaks Albany Alhambra Almanor Alpaugh Alpine Alta Hill Altaena Alturas Alum Rock Anaheim Angwin Antioch Applegate Aptos Arbuckle Arcade Arcata Arden Argus Armona Arvin Ashland Auburn Avenal Baldwin Park Bayview Baywood Park Beaumont Bell Belvedere Ben Lomond Bertsch Ter. Bethel Island Big Bear City Big Pine Big Sur Biola Bishop Bloomington Blue Lake Bonita Bonnyview Bonsall Boonville Boron Borrego Springs Boulder Creek Boyes Hot Springs Bradbury Brawley Brea Bridgeport Brisbane Broadmoor Broderick Bryte Burney Buttonwillow Byron Calipatria Calnut Creek Calpella Calwa Cambria Cambrian Park Cameo Acres Camino Canyon Country Capistrano Beach Carmel Carmel Highlands Carmel Valley Carmichael Caruthers Casitas Springs Castaic Castro Valley Castroville Cayucos Cedarvilel Central Valley Cerritos Cherry Valley Cherryland Chester Chico Clearlake Clearlake Oaks Clearlake Park Clifton Coalinga Coleville Colfax Concord Coresthill Corona Cottonwood Covelo Cowan Heights Crestline Cudahy Culver City Cupertino Cutler Daggett Daly City Danville Del Mar Del Norte Del Rey Oaks Delano Delhi Denair Devore Diablo Diamond Springs Dixon Dorris Dos Palos Downieville Dunsmuir Durham Eagle Mountain Earlimart East Blythe East Los Angeles East Quincy East Richmond Easton Edgemont El Dorado El Dorado El Dorado Hills El Granada El Porto Beach El Rio El Sobrante El Toro Elk Grove Elverta Emerald Bay Emeryville Empire Enterprise Esparto Eureka Exeter Fair Oaks Fairfax Fairfield Fallbrook Farmersville Felton Ferndale Firebaugh Florenc Florin Ford City Forestville Fullerton Galt Garberville Georgetown Gerber Geyserville Glen Avon Heights Glen Ellen Glendora Glenn Goleta Goshen Graton Greenacres Greenbrae Greenfield Greenville Gridley Grover Beach Grover City Guadalupe Guerneville Hacienda Heights Hamilton City Happy Camp Hayfork Hayward Heber Highgrove Highway City Hillcrest Center Hilmar Hinkley Home Gardens Homestead Valley Hopland Huron Hydesville Imperial Independence Indian Wells Indio Inyokern Ione Isla Vista Isleton Ivanhoe Jamestown Jamul Joshua Tree June Lake Kelseyville Kensington Kent Woodlands Kentfield Kenwood Kernville Keyes Kings Kings Beach Knights Landing La Crescenta La Mirada La Puente Ladera Lake Isabella Lakeport Lakeside Lakewood Lamont Larkspur Lawndale Laytonville Le Grand Lenwood Lewiston Lincoln Acers Linden Lindsay Littlerock Livingston Lockeford Loleta Lone Pine Los Angeles Los Molinos Los Nietos Los Osos Los Serranos Lower Lake Loyalton Lucerne Lucerne Valley Lynwood Madera Maricopa Marin City Mariposa Maxwell Maywood McCloud McFarland McKinleyville Meadow Vista Meiners Oaks Mendocino Mendota Menterey Mentone Middletown Midway City Mira Loma Mira Monte Modoc Mojave Monrovia Monrovia Montague Montara Monte Rio Montecito Moonridge Moraga Morongo Valley Morro Bay Moss Beach Mount Shasta Murphys Muscoy Napa Napa Needles Nevada Newcastle Newhall Nice Niland Nipomo North Edwards North Fair Oaks North Fork North Highlands North Richmond Northcrest Oak Knolls Oak View Oceano Oildale Olivehurst Ontario Orangevale Orcutt Orick Orland Oro Grande Orosi Otay Oxnard Palermo Palo Alto Palo Cedro Palomar Park Palos Verdes Estates Parkway Parlier Pearblossom Pebble Beach Pedley Penn Valley Perris Petaluma Philo Pico Rivera Pine Grove Pinedale Pinole Piru Pixley Planada Plymouth Point Arena Pollock Pines Poplar Project City Pumpkin Center Quartz Hill Quincy Ramona Rancho Mirage Rancho Santa Fe Red Bluff Redway Reedley Richgrove Rio Dell Rio Linda Riverbank Riverdale Riverside Rosamond Ross Rowland Heights Rubidoux Salida Salton City San Andreas San Antonio Heights San Diego San Franscisco San Gabriel San Joaquin San Lorenzo San Luis Obispo San Marcos San Martin San Miguel San Simeon Santa Cruz Santa Fe Springs Santa Margarita Santa Paula Santa Venetia Saugus Scotia Seeley Shasta Sherwood Forest Short Acres Signal Hill Silverado Sledad Smith River Solvang South Dos Palos South El Monte South Laguna South Taft South Whittier Spring Valley Springville St. Helena Stanford Stanislaus Sterling Park Stockton Stratford Strathmore Strawbrry Port Summerland Summit City Sun City Sunnyslope Sunset Beach Sutter Sutter Tahoe City Tahoe Vista Talmage Tamalpais Valley Temple City Templeton Terra Bella Thermalito Thornton Thousand Oaks Three Rivers Tipton Topanga Trona Truckee Tulelake Tuolumne Tuolumne Tuolumne Twain Harte Ukiah University Heights Upper Lake Valencia Valle Vista Valley Springs Vine Hill Visalia Walnut Creek Walnut Grove Walnut Park Waterford Weed Patch Weimar West Point Westhaven Westley Westmorland Westwood Wheatland Willits Willow Brook Willow Creek Winterhaven Winton Wofford Heights Wonderland Woodacre Woodcrest Woodlake Woodside Woodville Wrightwood Yermo Yountville Yucca Valley

 

Municipal Code Book List for the state of Colorado as of June, 2011

This is a list of known municipalities with their municipal code book available online as of June, 2011 for the state of Colorado.

* = This municipality had a municipal code book available online as of July, 2010

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Alamosa Arvada Aurora Avon Basalt Bennett Boulder Boulder Brighton Broomfield Broomfield Carbondale Carbondale Centennial Cherry Hills Village Commerce City Commerce City Craig Crested Butte Cripple Creek Dacono Denver Durango Edgewater Englewood Federal Heights Firestone Florence Florence Fort Collins Fort Collins Fort Lupton Forth Morgan Fraser Frederick Glenwood Springs Granby Grand Junction Gunnison Idaho Springs La Junta La Plata Lafayette Lakewood Larimer Lone Tree Longmont Louisville Manitou Springs Manitou Springs Mead Milliken Minturn New Castle New Castle Parker Platteville Pueblo Rifle Severance Sheridan Silt Steamboat Springs Sterling Superior Thornton Vail Weld Westminister Wheat Ridge Windsor Woodland Park

Adams Aguilar Akron Alamosa Antonito Arapahoe Archuleta Arriba Aspen Ault Avondale Baca Bayfield Bellvue Bent Berthoud Beulah Black Forest Black Hawk Blanca Blende Boone Boulder Bow Mar Breckenridge Bristol Broadmoor Broadway Estates Brush Buena Vista Burlington Byers Calhan Campion Campo Canon City Cascade Castle Rock Cedaredge Center Central City Chaffee Chama Cherry Knolls Cheyenne Cheyenne Wells Clear Creek Clifton Collbarn Colorado Springs Columbine Valley Conejos Conifer Cortez Costilla Creede Crook Crowley Crowley Custer Deer Trail Del Norte Delta Delta Denver Dillon Dinosaur Dolores Dolores Douglas Dove Creek Dream House Acres Dupont Eads Eagle Eagle East Alamosa Eaton Eckley El Jebel El Paso Elbert Eldorado Springs Elizabeth Empire Erie Estes Park Evans Evergreen Fairplay Flagler Fleming Fort Garland Fountain Fowler Fremont Frisco Fruita Fruitvale Galeton Garfield Gateway Georgetown Gilcrest Gilman Gilpin Glendale Golden Granada Grand Grand Lake Greeley Green Mountain Falls Greenwood Village Gunnison Gypsum Haxtun Hayden Hinsdale Hoehne Holly Holyoke Homelake Hot Sulphur Springs Hotchkiss Hudson Huerfano Hugo Hygiene Ignacio Iliff Indian Hills Irondale Ivywild Jackson Jansen Jefferson Johnson Village Johnstown Julesburg Keenesburg Kersey Kiowa Kiowa Kit Carson Kit Carson Kremmling La Jara La Salle La Veta Lake Lamar Laporte Las Animas Las Animas Leadville Limon Lincoln Lincoln Park Littleton Log Lane Village Logan Lombard Village Louviers Loveland Lyons Manassa Mancos Manzanola Masonville Meeker Merino Mesa Mineral Moffat Monte Vista Montezuma Montrose Montrose Monument Morgan Mountain View Naturita Nederland Niwot North La Junta Northglenn Norwood Nucla Nunn Oak Creek Olathe Olney Springs Orchard City Orchard Mesa Ordway Otero Otis Ouray Ouray Ovid Pagosa Springs Palisade Palmer Lake Paonia Parachute Park Peetz Phillips Pierce Pine Pitkin Poncha Springs Prowers Pueblo Pueblo Pueblo West Rangely Red Feather Lakes Redcliff Rico Ridgway Rio Blanco Rio Grande Rockvale Rocky Ford Romeo Routt Rye Saguache Saguache Salida San Juan San Luis San Miguel Sanford Security Sedalia Sedgwick Sedgwick Segundo Seibert Shamballa Ashrama Sherrelwood Silverthorne Silverton Simla Skyway Snyder South Fork Southwood Spanish Colony Springfield Strasburg Stratmoor Hills Stratton Stratton Meadows Sugar City Summit Swink Tabernash Teller Telluride Towaoc Trinidad Uravan Vallecito Victor Walden Walsenburg Walsh Washington Wattenberg Wellington Westcliffe Western Hills Weston Widefield Wiggins Wiley Woody Creek Wray Yampa Yuma Yuma

 

Municipal Code Book List for the state of Connecticut as of June, 2011

This is a list of known municipalities with their municipal code book available online as of June, 2011 for the state of Connecticut.

* = This municipality had a municipal code book available online as of July, 2010

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Ansonia Avon Berlin Bethel Branford Bristol Cheshire Coventry Cromwell Danbury Darien Durham Ellington Enfield Farmington Glastonbury Griswold Groton Guilford Hartford Hebron Killingworth Manchester Mansfield Meriden Middleown Mohegan Tribe Montville New Britain New Canaan New Haven New London New Milford Newington Newtown North Branford North Haven Norwalk Norwich Old Lyme Old Saybrook Orange Seymour Shelton South Windsor Southinton Stamford Stratford Torrington Trumbull Vernon Waterford Waterford Watertown West Hartford Westbrook Westport Westport Wethersfield Wilton Windham

Addison Baltic Bantam Beacon Falls Bethany Bethlehem Bloomfield Blue Hills Bridgeport Broad Brook Brokolyn Brookfield Brookfield Central Canaan Candlewood Shores Cannondale Canton Centerbrook Central Village Chester Clinton Colchester Collinsville Cornwall Bridge Danielson Dayville Deep River Derby East Berlin East Brooklyn East Canaan East Hampton East Hartford East Haven East Lyme East River East Village Essex Fairfield Fairfield Gales Ferry Georgeown Giants Neck Gilman Granby Greenich Groton Long Port Hamden Hartford Harwinton Higganum Honeypot Glen Indian Neck Ivoryton Jewett City Kensington Lakeside Lakeville Litchfield Litchfield Madison Mansfield Center Marion Marlborough Middlebury Middlesex Milford Milldale Mixville Moodus Moosup Mystic Naugatuck New Fairfield New Hartford New Haven New London New Preston Niantic Noank Norfolk North Grosvenordale Northford Oakville Oxford Pawcatuck Pequabuck Pine Bridge Pine Orchard Plainfield Plainville Plantsville Pleasure Beach Plymouth Poquonock Poquonock Bridge Portland Prospect Putnam Quaker Hill Quinebaug Redding Reynolds Bridge Ridgefield Rocky Hill Salisbury Sandy Hook Sharon Short Beach Simsbury Somers Somersville South Glastonbury South Windham South Woodstock Southbury Stafford Springs Stonington Storrs Suffield Tariffville Terryville Thomaston Tolland Tolland Uncasville Unionville Upper Stepney Voluntown Wallingford Warehouse Port Waterbury Wauregan Weatogue Wequetequock West Haven West Simsbury Weston Willimantic Windsor Windsor Locks Winsted Wodbridge Wolcott Woodbury Woodmont Woodtick