Public safety government in Peoria, Illinois

The Public Building Commission is a local government office located at 411 Hamilton Boulevard in Peoria, Illinois. This institution is responsible for overseeing the construction and maintenance of public buildings in the area, ensuring that they are safe, functional, and up to code. The Public Building Commission works to serve the community by providing quality facilities for residents and government employees to use and enjoy. Their mission is to create and maintain public spaces that enhance the quality of life for all who live and work in Peoria.

Crittenton Centers, located at 442 West John H Gwynn Junior Avenue in Peoria, Illinois, is a school that is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. They provide no-cost, short-term emergency care, respite care, and basic need supplies for children from birth to 6 years old for families in crisis. Additionally, they offer parental education classes, support groups, home visits, and family advocacy for those involved with child welfare services. Crittenton Centers aims to educate and strengthen children and families to build safe, vibrant communities where children thrive and families succeed. They prioritize children, believing that strong families build strong communities. Community partnerships are crucial for meeting the needs of families. Donations are welcomed in the form of stock, bonds, IRA rollovers, bequests, or other ways to leave a legacy for Crittenton Centers' programs. Sponsorship of fundraising events positively impacts children and families, with multiple levels of sponsorship available. Individuals can also support children and families through their own networks, such as hosting birthday parties, baby showers, or casual days.

The Illinois Waterway Project Office is a government institution located at 257 Grant Street in Peoria, Illinois, United States. This office is responsible for overseeing and managing the Illinois Waterway, a crucial transportation route that connects the Great Lakes with the Mississippi River. The office works to ensure the efficient and safe navigation of commercial and recreational vessels along the waterway, as well as maintaining and improving its infrastructure. Through collaboration with various stakeholders, the Illinois Waterway Project Office plays a key role in supporting economic development and environmental conservation in the region.