Tazewell County Illinois

 

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Welcome to Tazewell County, Illinois

Welcome to Tazewell County, the central Illinois community which combines city assets with the serene beauty and quiet countryside of rural living. It is located on the Illinois River adjacent to Peoria and part of the Peoria-Pekin Metropolitan Statistical Area, which has an estimated population of 352,164. Tazewell County was established in 1827 and has an estimated population of 131,524, according to 2008 U.S. Census data, encompassing 658 square miles of which 649 square miles is land and nine square miles is water.
The largest community in Tazewell County is Pekin, the County seat, with a population of more than 33,000. Tazewell County also contains 15 other incorporated communities, with populations ranging from 639 to 23,000. Tazewell County offers something for everyone, with a strong commitment of maintaining a high quality of life and friendly communities.
Tazewell County provides a hometown feel in the middle of a growing, progressive region with a strong employment base and plenty of amenities to complement the rural landscape. Individuals can enjoy the services and benefits of traditional urban services and the peaceful, quiet countryside of rural life.
Agriculture is an important component of Tazewell County’s history and economy and it is ingrained with the County’s identity and way of life. Seventy-eight percent of the County’s land area consists of farmland, and agriculture is poised to remain one of the County’s defining industries. The flat fertile fields, wooded slopes, ravines and forested riparian areas contribute to a diverse landscape that provides many benefits to residents of the county.
We hope that you will take advantage of the attributes this newly designed Web site has to offer. The Tazewell County Web site’s objective is to offer a public service by increasing public awareness and offering convenient accessibility to information about county government, services and programs. The content of this Web site will be continually updated, so please check back again soon. Thank you!

February 2, 2010 Election Results


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Tazewell County Board Meeting, 12/17/09 in Justice Center Community Room, 6:00 pm
 
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