Enclosed data represents outpatient registrations including hospital ancillary services (e.g. laboratory, radiology, physical therapy, dialysis), primary and speciality care clinics (Fantus, Stroger Speciality Clinic, Ambulatory Screening Center, Prieto, Austin, Logan Square, Cicero, Vista, Child Advocacy Center, Woodlawn Adult Clinic, Englewood, Morton East, Near South, Sengstacke, Southside Pediatrics, Southside OB, Cottage Grove, Lincoln Robbins, Woody Winston, and OFH Speciality Clinic) same day surgery, CORE center and emergency department registrations.

2,330 of 2009 and 3,093 of 2008 zip code registrations are not included in this data file due to privacy concerns when 10 registrations or less occurred per zip code

2012 budget request detail.

Comparing the per-day cost to host a juvenile detainee at the JTDC, to those of the Chicago Public Schools, and the Cook County Health and Hospitals System. Average daily population of JTDC is 305 detainees.

Updated 10/31/2011.

Updated 10/31/2011. The monthly electricity usage of Cook County Government facilities, in kw/h and dollars 2007 - September 2011.

Updated 11/1/2011. Monthly file that represents Ethics Statistics on Training Seminars, Employees Trained, Inquiries (Pre-Bid Meetings included), New Investigations, Advisory Opinions Issued, Vendor Compliance Audit, Lobbyist Expense Audit, and Pplitical Contributions Audit

This Data Set represents a 2011 monthly total of Outreach and Workshops for women and the number of Attendees

Click on the link to see or download a PDF of the contract. This dataset contains new contracts and amendments. Amendments may be contract extensions, renewals, increases, decreases, scope changes, or any combination of these. Amendment data is included starting with Fiscal Year 2015 (December 2014).

Annual Tax Sale: A yearly auction of delinquent taxes where a tax buyer (purchaser) pays the delinquent taxes due on a parcel. This results in a lien on the property. The property owner must repay the tax buyer with interest for the amount of the sale – this is known as “redemption.” If redemption does not occur within a set time period, the tax buyer can obtain legal title to the property – this is referred to as a “tax deed.”