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The Herrin Water Department is a municipal organization located at 300 North Park Avenue in Herrin, Illinois. As the primary provider of water services in the area, the department is committed to ensuring the safe and reliable delivery of clean water to residents and businesses. With a focus on customer service and environmental stewardship, the Herrin Water Department works diligently to maintain water quality, address infrastructure needs, and promote water conservation efforts. Residents can rely on the department for prompt assistance with water-related issues and inquiries.

Shawnee Senior Living is a health institution located at 1901 North 13th Street in Herrin, Illinois. Our attentive staff prioritize empathy and integrity in all aspects of care, offering specialized services ranging from short-term rehab to memory care and physical therapy. Residents enjoy weekly outings to local shopping centers and seasonal events like Candy Cane Lane and the Apple Festival. Come experience the Shawnee difference for yourself by scheduling a tour with our staff. Contact us at 618.942.7391 or email administrator@shawneeseniorlivingllc.com. Visit us at 1901 North 13th Street in Herrin, IL.

The Southern Illinois Collegiate Common Market (SICCM) is a non-profit organization established in 1973, located at 3213 South Park Avenue in Herrin, Illinois. The consortium is governed by a Board of Directors comprised of presidents and chancellors of participating institutions and is supported by a team of professional and operational staff. SICCM was created to facilitate the sharing of resources in higher education among member institutions to better serve the growing needs of the region. The SICCM serves a significant portion of the Lower Mississippi Delta Development region, covering 60% of the 25 counties served by five community colleges. The organization has a long history of providing specialized training and programs to address the unique challenges faced by the communities in this poverty-stricken area. Over the years, SICCM has administered over $69 million in grants and projects focused on areas such as distance learning, healthcare, economic development, research, and faculty development. With a strong commitment to meeting the needs of the region, SICCM institutions have proven to be innovative and successful in their efforts to improve the quality of life for residents in the Delta region. The consortium continues to play a vital role in supporting higher education and community development in Southern Illinois.