Elgin Township Community Mental Health Board Prevention Funding Applications Due February 4, 2026
Applicant agencies must serve Elgin Township residents in direct or prevention of mental health, substance use, or developmental disability services and may not receive Direct Service Funding. Funds may not exceed $25,000 per agency per year. In order to qualify, service providers must be able to present detailed agency budget and revenue sources, proof of 501(c)3 non-profit status, general program outcomes, and proof of residency for clients. It is on the onus of the service provider to acquire releases from clients to allow the exchange of potentially identifying information to a funding source. Each contract will be awarded for a one year term. Applications are due by 5:00 pm on February 4 th , 2026. Applications received after the deadline will not be considered. Awards will be allocated at the February 18, 2026 Mental Health Board meeting and will be dispersed beginning April 1, 2026. The period of funding is April 1, 2026 to March 31, 2027.
WELCOME TO
Elgin Township Website
Welcome to the Elgin Township website. We at Elgin Township are proud to be a part of a 100 year tradition of serving the people of the Fox Valley region. Though times have changed, the need for prompt courteous and cost efficient government services remains the same.
I invite you to explore this website to see all the services and programs that the Elgin Township provides to its residents.
Thank you,
Vern Tepe
Elgin Township Supervisor
Town Supervisor
Statutorily defined as the chief executive officer of the township, an Illinois township supervisor is positioned to fulfill a key leadership role on the township team
Highway Commissioner
The Highway Commissioner oversees construction and maintenance of roads and bridges. The Commissioner submits a tax levy and budget for the highway department
Town Assessor
We assess real property for purposes of local property taxation, maintain current records of each parcel, assist homeowners in applying for various exemptions, and provide information about the assessment cycle.
Our Mission
The Elgin Township government is one of the oldest forms of government in Illinois. Townships perform three mandatory functions: administering a general assistance program to qualifying residents, maintaining township road district highways and bridges, and assessing real property. Townships have been given various powers which they may exercise depending upon the needs of their constituents.
Our Vision For The Year 2025
“Township by the people, for the people, and of the people.”
Our Area
Organized in 1850, Elgin Township covers 36 square miles of land, including portions of the City of Elgin, the Village of South Elgin, and unincorporated areas. The Township contains approximately 34,500 parcels, making it the second largest township in Kane County.
Our Boundaries
The township boundaries are: Western Boundary: Nesler Rd and Coombs Rd; Eastern Boundary: approximately Willard Ave.; Northern Boundary: I-90; Southern Boundary: McDonald Rd. and Franklin Ave. in South Elgin.
Are You A Resident?
If you live in the Kane County portion of Elgin, within the boundaries described, you are a township resident. Please call the office to confirm your residency: 847.741.5110.
Did You Know?
As of a 2020 census, our population was
residents residing in Elgin Township
What We Stand For
Township government is one of the oldest forms of government in Illinois. Townships perform three mandatory functions: administering a general assistance program to qualifying residents, maintaining township road district highways and bridges, and assessing real property. Townships have been given various powers which they may exercise depending upon the needs of their constituents.