Johnson County

Keokuk County, located in the southeast quadrant of Iowa, is a rural community known for its rich farmland, friendly residents, and thriving businesses. Spanning 580 square miles with a population of approximately 10,500, the county was named after Chief Keokuk, a prominent Sac Indian Chief who advocated for peace with white settlers. The county seat, Sigourney, is home to the Keokuk County Courthouse, a stunning architectural landmark featuring a clock tower and cupola. Visitors to Keokuk County can explore the Belva Deer Recreation Area, a 1,669-acre park offering a range of outdoor activities such as camping, hiking, fishing, and boating. With its picturesque landscapes of farmland, hills, and prairies, Keokuk County is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts, offering opportunities to spot various species along the North and South Skunk Rivers. The county also boasts the Keokuk County Health Center, a critical access hospital, providing essential healthcare services to the community. Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat or an adventure in nature, Keokuk County welcomes visitors to experience its warm hospitality, charming shops, and unique attractions.Generated from the website

For the first time, the Rock Island County Treasurer's Office will be offering taxpayers the ability to pay their Rock Island County Real Estate Taxes online. Payments can be made using Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, Visa Debit or E-Check. (NOTE: When paying in person, at the Treasurer's Office, at a bank or by mail, Real Estate Tax payments must still be paid by cash or check only.) Friday, April 22, 2011: Rock Island County Offices will close at noon in observance of Good Friday. Rock Island County Township Assessors are now in the process of reviewing assessments for 2011. If you should have any questions regarding the process or about the assessed value of your property, please contact your township assessor. Friday, January 28, 2011: The Rock Island County Chief Assessor's Office will be mailing the Senior Citizen Assessment Freeze applications on Friday, January 28, 2011. Seniors who have received this exemption in the previous year will receive these forms. If you have never received this exemption before, click the link above to obtain more information. Rock Island County is pleased to offer two (2) $1, 000 scholarships to graduating Seniors from Rock Island County High Schools. Learn More... Fourteenth Circuit Chief Judge Jeffrey W. O'Connor along with Circuit Clerk Lisa L. Bierman announce the opening of a new internet-based legal self-help center for lower income individuals who cannot find an attorney to represent them with civil matters in court. It is located in the Circuit Clerk's Office, General Division on the Third Floor of the Rock Island County Courthouse and available during regular business hours. Materials and additional information can be accessed at http: //rockisland.illinoislegalaid.org.