Sangamon County Department of Community Resources

Sangamon County Department of Community Resources Sangamon County Community Resources was created to provide a centralized delivery system for humans training and support services and Case Management.

The Sangamon County Department of Community Resources was created to provide a centralized delivery system for human services. Programs offered are LIHEAP, Weatherization, Sewer Rebate assistance, CSBG Emergency Service, C.N.A.

If your child goes to school in Riverton, mark down these two important dates!
04/26/2022

If your child goes to school in Riverton, mark down these two important dates!

Springfield, IL - Sangamon Mass Transit District (SMTD) has announced masks are no longer required at transportation hub...
04/19/2022

Springfield, IL - Sangamon Mass Transit District (SMTD) has announced masks are no longer required at transportation hubs or to ride.

The Transportation Safety Administration (TSA) withdrew is extension of the mandate that was to begin today, and SMTD followed by making the announcement this morning.

“Per the advice of our county health department, while masks are no longer required, we would encourage anyone not feeling well to wear a mask to protect those around them,” said SMTD Managing Director Steve Schoeffel.
The TSA has required masks on public transportation for over two years.

“SMTD is happy to be able to take this step coming out of the pandemic,” Schoeffel added, “and our operators will appreciate no longer having to enforce the mandate.”

Information on SMTD routes, schedules, fares, and more is available at SMTD.org.

We are at the Aetna Healrh Fair at the All in One Laundromat on South Grand. Stop by to see us between now and 7 pm.
03/30/2022

We are at the Aetna Healrh Fair at the All in One Laundromat on South Grand. Stop by to see us between now and 7 pm.

03/25/2022
Vaccination and/or Booster shots for all 12 years old and older
02/24/2022

Vaccination and/or Booster shots for all 12 years old and older

02/19/2022

RECALL: Powdered Infant Formula
On February 17, 2022, the FDA recalled three brands of powdered infant formula which include Similac, Alimentum, and EleCare. The first two digits of the product code are 22 through 37, and the code on the container contains “K8,” “SH,” or “Z2” and the expiration date April 1, 2022 or later. Recalled product should NOT be fed to babies.
https://scdph.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/20220218_Cronobacter_Health_Alert.pdf

02/18/2022

Workers over 64 years old may qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit. Visit irs.gov/eitc to find out if you qualify.

02/10/2022

You can be a Streetlight Report Ambassador for the 17,500 streetlights on our Electric System. Use our online shortcut to report any of our streetlights out, dim or damaged lights here https://www.cwlp.com/StreetLightOutage.aspx.

Because many repairs are made during the day when some trouble issues are difficult to identify, being precise on location is key for the most efficient response. If you report the pole tag ID number, crews can easily get to the right light even faster.

02/10/2022

Looking for somewhere to watch the Big Game this weekend? Salvation Army Springfield is hosting a Superbowl party for members of the community. Come by to enjoy pizza and wings in a safe environment. Plus, it's free to attend! 🏈🏈

02/10/2022
02/10/2022

The Living Room will now be open Monday through Friday from 10:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. The Living Room is an alternative to hospital emergency rooms for anyone 18 and older who is experiencing a psychiatric emergency wanting to talk with someone who is understanding and nonjudgmental. Guests will receive free support from peer and mental health professionals in a safe and calming atmosphere. The Living Room is located at 710 N. Eighth St. in Springfield and available by calling 217-525-1064.

Need Assistance?  Come to our office in the Public Health Building on South Grand Ave. East in Springfield.   You can re...
02/08/2022

Need Assistance? Come to our office in the Public Health Building on South Grand Ave. East in Springfield. You can reach us via phone at 217-535-3120.

Good Morning!  We are here with a small staff, but available to assist.  We will all be glad when it stops snowing!
02/03/2022

Good Morning! We are here with a small staff, but available to assist. We will all be glad when it stops snowing!

02/02/2022

Springfield Urban League Inc. & Land of Lincoln Legal Aid are teaming up to host a helpful webinar for tenants on February 7th. The event will be in person and also live streamed on the Springfield Urban League Inc. page. Please share with anyone you know who could benefit!

02/01/2022

Due to impending weather, we are cancelling the Financial Literacy Class on Wednesday, February 2nd. (tomorrow) We are trying to contact those that are signed up for that class to reschedule for Wednesday, February 9th.
The office will remain open to the public, only the class is cancelled.

02/01/2022

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Please help us spread the word!  We have learned that many people do not realize that they can still receive help.
01/13/2022

Please help us spread the word! We have learned that many people do not realize that they can still receive help.

Sangamon County Community Resources Reminds Residents ofEnergy Assistance ProgramSangamon County Community Resources (SC...
01/07/2022

Sangamon County Community Resources Reminds Residents of
Energy Assistance Program
Sangamon County Community Resources (SCCR) would like to remind residents that
funds are available to assist income-eligible households with their natural gas, propane
and electric bills and furnace assistance.
The Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) provides one-time
benefits to income eligible homeowners and renters to help with energy bills and for
reconnection of energy service. The 30-day income guidelines for LIHEAP is based on
Federal Poverty Guidelines, State Median Income and the number of persons living in
the household. The guidelines are as follows: 1 person-$2,147, 2-people $2,903, 3
people-$3,660, 4 people-4,417. Visit https://co.sangamon.il.us/communityresources for
income limits for households with 5 people and more.
Since September 1, 2021, SCCR has assisted over 2,900 households for a total of
$2,700,000. Funds remain available, and households in need are encouraged to apply.
Those seeking assistance are not required to be behind on energy bills but must meet
the income requirements listed above.
To submit an application, you MUST submit ALL documentation required:
1. Proof of gross income from all household members for the prior 30-day period
beginning with the date of application.
2. Proof of Social Security numbers or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number
(ITIN) for all household members. Individuals without an SSN or ITIN can still
apply and Sangamon County Community Resources will advise accordingly.
3. A copy of current heat and electric bills issued within the last 30 days.
4. Other documents may be needed based on your household situation. If you have
questions regarding this, please call our office at 217-535-3120.
5. A copy of rental agreement (if renting) showing that utilities are included, the
monthly rental amount and landlord contact.
Applications must be dropped off or mailed to Sangamon County Community
Resources, 2833 S. Grand Ave. East, Suite C 100, Springfield, Illinois 62703. Residents
may call Sangamon County Community Resources at 217-535-3120 with additional
questions.

Joey McLaughlin talks with the Executive Director at Sangamon County Department of Community Resources, Dave MacDonna about Sangamon County Community Resources remind residents of energy assistance program.

Our office will be closed on Friday, December 31, 2021.  We wish all a very Happy New Year!
12/29/2021

Our office will be closed on Friday, December 31, 2021. We wish all a very Happy New Year!

12/22/2021

Sangamon County Community Resources offers a FREE financial Literacy class. You will learn how to develop a spending plan that will help you reach your goals and better manage your credit. In addition, you’ll learn why banks and credit unions are a great choice for your money, and be shown how to manage expenses if you have children and other tips on deductions you may be able to take on your taxes. Call our office to sign up for the next class 217-535-3120. Learn how to budget, how to repair your credit and more.

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2833 S Grand Avenue E
Springfield, IL
62703

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

(217) 535-3120

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