Welcome to the Piatt County, Illinois Website.

Map to Piatt County Courthouse Click here for Piatt County Court Records. Click here for Circuit Clerk court related matters, other services and fee schedule. Click here for County Clerk and Recorder services and fee schedule.

GENERAL PRIMARY ELECTION MARCH 17, 2020 Early and Grace Voting and Registration will take place at the office of: Piatt County Clerk & Recorder 101 W Washington St,    Monticello, IL 61856 Phone (217) 762-9487 /td> Last Day to Register: Last Day Online Registration: Tuesday, Feb. 18 Sunday, Mar. 1 Grace Period: (Registration & Voting): First Day Last Day Wed, Feb. 19 Tuesday, Mar. 17 Early Voting: First Day Last Day Thursday, Feb. 6 Monday, Mar. 16 Last Day for Referenda: Boards to Adopt Resolution Certify to County Clerk Monday, Dec. 16 Thursday, Jan. 9 Last Day to File Intent to be a WRITE-IN:   Thursday, Jan. 16 Special Office Hours: Early Voting   Early & Grace Voting   Early & Grace Voting   Saturday, Feb. 15, 9-noon Saturday, Mar. 14, 9-noon Wed, Feb. 26, Open until 7 p.m. Ballots: 1st Day to Make Application 1st Day to Mail Ballots Last Day to Mail UOCAVA Last Day to Mail Ballots Wed, Dec. 18 Thursday, Feb. 6 Monday, Mar. 9, Thursday, Mar. 12 Sample Ballots: Democrat Sample Ballot Non-Partisan Sample Ballot Republican Sample Ballot Online Real Estate Tax Payments Click here to find information about paying your Piatt County real estate taxes online. Piatt County Tax Search Click here to go to the Piatt County Tax Search Website where you can find real estate tax information for properties in Piatt County. Click here for Circuit Clerk online payments. For "No Court Appearance Required" traffic tickets and/or Conservation violations only

Piatt County Facts

Piatt County, named for James A. Piatt, Sr., was established January 27, 1841, from territory taken from Macon County. The County is 34 miles long, containing 279,680 acres. Approximately 91% of this area is cropland, 3% pasture, 1% woodland and 5% other (municipalities, waterways, highways). Elevations vary from 650 to 800 feet above sea level.

The County Seat is Monticello. On July 1, 1837, James A. Piatt filed a plat of Monticello in the old Courthouse in Decatur. On July 4, 1837, a barbecue was held and lots were sold in the city named for the Virginia home of Thomas Jefferson.

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