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Story by NBC Chicago Staff

Another massive change is coming to the Illinois Tollway this year, as the agency phases out its bulky transponder units in favor of sticker tags for vehicles using the system.

The sticker tags are now available at numerous locations, including at Jewel-Osco and RoadRanger stores, and the agency is encouraging motorists to make the switch.

So how will they work? How much will they cost? And how many can you obtain? Here’s everything you need to know about the new program

Where can I get a sticker tag?

According to officials, the sticker tags can now be obtained at Illinois Tollway Customer Service centers, as well as at Jewel-Osco and RoadRanger stores in the Chicago area.

Sticker tags can also be purchased online via the Illinois Tollway’s website. Account users will need to log into their accounts to place an order for a new transponder, and will need to select “windshield-mounted” for transponder type in order to receive their stickers.

Motorists are also encouraged to check their mailing address to ensure that the stickers will be delivered to the proper location, with shipping happening within 14 business days.

How much will the tags cost?

The new sticker tags will be available free of charge at Customer Service centers and via the Illinois Tollway website, according to officials.

There will be a retail service fee assessed at Jewel-Osco and RoadRanger stores, the agency says.

How long will it take for my sticker to become active?

According to the Illinois Tollway, the sticker tags will be immediately ready for use on their roadways once it is linked to an I-PASS account, which can be done via the Tollway’s mobile app or via the Tollway’s website.

This process should be completed within 15 days of receiving the new sticker tag.

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Late last week, agendas for meetings conducted by the Barrington Countryside Fire Protection District on December 18th and on December 29th of December were published to the District website along with an agenda for a January 18th, 2024 meeting. Click on any of the meeting dates to view the agendas.

Open Meetings Act guidelines can be found here.

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BCFPD

The Barrington Countryside Fire Protection District (BCFPD) Board of Trustees has two meetings scheduled tonight beginning at 6:00 PM at 22222 N. Pepper Road in Lake Barrington. The first is a special meeting, and a copy of their agenda can be found here.

The second is their regular monthly meeting beginning at 6:30 PM. Topics on their agenda include:

  • Promotions Of Battalion Chief Erik Mandel, Captain Timothy Buhler, Captain Timothy Christenberry and Lieutenant Matthew Campbell
  • 2023 Tax Levy Discussion and Determination
  • Discussion On Entering into Memorandum of Understanding with The Long Grove Fire Protection District Regarding Utilization of a District Tender
  • Pierce/MacQueen Warranty Extension Proposal for E5
  • Presentation Of BCFPD Artifacts by Retired Assistant Chief Lenn Grant, and
  • Ambulance Bill

A copy of that agenda can be found here.

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The Barrington Countryside Fire Protection District (BCFPD) Board of Trustees meets tonight at 6:30 PM at 22222 N. Pepper Road in Lake Barrington.  Topics on their agenda include:

  • Audit Review by Eccezion
  • Discussion and possible approval of Employee Longevity Pay Schedule proposal.
  • Discussion pertaining to 2023 Tax Levy
  • Resolution appointing Chief Motisi as Agent for IMRF for BCFPD, and
  • Discussion pertaining to Ambulance Bill

A copy of their agenda can be viewed here.

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BCFPD

The Barrington Countryside Fire Protection District (BCFPD) Board of Trustees meets tonight at 6:30 PM at 22222 N. Pepper Road in Lake Barrington. A copy of their agenda can be viewed here.

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The Barrington Countryside Fire Protection District (BCFPD) Board of Trustees meets tonight at 6:30 PM at 22222 N. Pepper Road in Lake Barrington.  Topics on their agenda include:

  • Discussion Regarding Asphalt and Concrete Repair at Station 39
  • Continued discussion regarding Barrington Countryside Fire Protection District strategic plan
  • Set meeting date for first meeting of BCFPD Local Government Efficiency Committee
  • BCFPD Policy and Procedure Manual
  • Andres Medical Billing Hardships, and
  • Discussion on wage increase for PSI contract employees

A copy of their agenda can be viewed here.

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BCFPD

The Barrington Countryside Fire Protection District (BCFPD) Board of Trustees meets tonight at 6:30 PM at 22222 N. Pepper Road in Lake Barrington. Topics on their agenda include:

  • Public Hearing on 2023-2024 Annual Budget and Appropriation Ordinance.
  • Consideration and Possible Approval of 2023-2024 Annual Budget and Appropriation Ordinances and Certification of Estimated Revenue.
  • BCFPD strategic plan two-year summative update.
  • Concurrence request for new staff vehicle as part of the capital plan

The 2023-2024 Annual Budget and Appropriation Ordinance is not available on the District website for review or comment.  A copy of their agenda can be viewed here.

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BCFPD Photo

The Barrington Countryside Fire Protection District (BCFPD) Board of Trustees meets tonight at 6:30 PM at 22222 N. Pepper Road in Lake Barrington.  A copy of their agenda can be viewed here.

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BCFPD

The Barrington Countryside Fire Protection District (BCFPD) Board of Trustees meets tonight at 6:30 PM at 22222 N. Pepper Road in Lake Barrington.  A copy of their agenda can be viewed here.

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BCFPD Hummer

The Barrington Countryside Fire Protection District (BCFPD) Board of Trustees meets tonight at 6:30 PM at 22222 N. Pepper Road in Lake Barrington.  A copy of their agenda can be viewed here.

Tonight’s meeting agenda was posted sometime after noon today, which is a violation of the Illinois Open Meetings Act which requires regular meeting agendas be posted at least 48 hours in advance of meetings. That will not stop the meeting from going forward since the Board doesn’t care, but we wanted to make note that fact.

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