Community Resources

Active Shooter Training

Tazewell County Sheriff’s Office is always looking to help protect our citizens of Tazewell County. We are proud to offer A.L.I.C.E (Alert Lockdown Inform Counter Evacuate) training to our citizens. We have certified instructors that will help educate your organization on how ot respond to active shooter situations. The instructors will provide classroom and scenario based trainings. If interested in having training, please click the button below to complete the form. Additionally, you can click the link to go to the website.

Addiction Resource

AddictionResource.net is a free resource for people living with substance abuse, addiction, and/or mental health disorders. AddictionResource.net is owned and operated by Ark National Holdings, d/b/a Ark Behavioral Health, an addiction treatment provider operating treatment facilities in Massachusetts and Ohio.

Animal Control

Tazewell County Animal Control picks up all pets running the streets (stray cats must be confined for pickup), as well as taking in any animal that walks through the door. Animals that are strays are held for five business days. Animals are then evaluated then put up for adoption or transferred to a rescue shelter. We are an open admission shelter and do not turn away any animal.

Child Passenger Safety

The Illinois Department of Transportation’s Bureau of Safety Programs and Engineering (BSPE) supports child passenger safety (CPS) and the state’s over 1700 certified CPS Technicians by offering training, continuing education, and support materials to educate parents/guardians on the proper use of car seats and booster seats.

Tazewell County AOK Resource Guide

This directory was created by the All Our Kids Early Childhood Network. For additional help finding other services, contact HOI United way 211 (*Dial 2-1-1 / *(309)999-4029 / *www.211hoi.org).

Tazewell County TRIAD

A nonprofit organization that brings seniors, law enforcement, and professionals that provide services to seniors together.

Our purpose is to “enhance the quality of life and safety for senior citizens, through information and resources provided by law enforcement and service providers.”

It includes the Tazewell County Sheriff, local law enforcement agencies, senior citizens, and business/community leaders, especially professionals that provide services to seniors.

Teen Driving // Ford Driving Skills for Life

A signature program of Ford Philanthropy, Ford Driving Skills for Life teaches newly licensed and teen drivers the necessary skills for safe driving beyond what they learn in standard driver education programs.

Established in 2003 by Ford Philanthropy, Governors Highway Safety Association and a panel of safety experts, Ford Driving Skills for Life has operated in all 50 states as well as Puerto Rico. In 2008, the program expanded outside of the United States and today offers hands-on, classroom or online training in 46 countries around the world.