Dan Rutherford - Illinois State Treasurer




	File a Freedom of Information Request The Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), 5 ILCS 140, is the exclusive State statute on freedom of information. You may read the Freedom of Information Act. We charge 35 cents per page for copies, as allowed by the Illinois administrative code. Popular FOIA Requests Popular FOIA requests to the Illinois State Treasurer’s Office include contracts and unclaimed property details. You can find current information regarding contracts, professional service agreements, requests for proposals and invitations for bids under the Procurement Opportunities section of the website. Public information regarding unclaimed property claims is available on our I-Cash database; however, total property values are withheld until a claim form is received. Additional information is available to governmental agencies acting to return the property or third parties who receive written permission from a claimant. Send a FOIA request to the Treasurer’s Office If you have a FOIA request, you may communicate your request to the Treasurer’s Office by completing this FOIA Request Form and mailing it to the following address: ATTN: Freedom of Information Officer Illinois State Treasurer’s Office James R. Thompson Center, Suite 15-600 100 W. Randolph St., Chicago, IL 60601

I-Cash allows you to search the state's unclaimed property database for money or property that belongs to you.

College Savings offers ways to save and earn tax-free money with Illinois' 529 College Savings Program.

Ag Invest helps farmers offset the rising cost of farming and encourages green business development.

Money Market Fund allows local government entities to pool their investments to gain a higher rate of return for their residents.

Online bill paying gives people with busy schedules a quick and convenient way to pay government bills and fees.