Rebuild Illinois

Funding Breakdown: Local Governments

Local governments receive additional transportation funding from Rebuild Illinois through both the increase of the state motor fuel tax (MFT) and grants from bonding.

Of the $1.9 billion in new annual transportation funding generated by fee increases in Rebuild Illinois, approximately 20% goes directly to counties, townships, and municipalities statewide.

Distribution of Annual Transportation Funding Between State and Local Governments

Local Government Funding from MFT Increase

Counties, municipalities, and townships previously received monthly distributions of the state motor fuel tax (MFT), but now receive increased funding due to the MFT increase in Rebuild Illinois. Funding to local governments is distributed as follows:

Distribution of MFT Funds Dedicated to Local Governments

Municipalities across the state are estimated to receive an additional $188 million annually, while Cook County receives $64 million, all other counties receive almost $70 million, and townships and road districts receive almost $61 million, as summarized below.

MFT Funds Dedicated to Local Governments under Rebuild Illinois

Click on the buttons below to find a complete list of new annual funding for each county, municipality, or township and road district in Illinois.

Local Government Funding Maps

The following maps illustrate new local government funding statewide. These maps simply illustrate the funding summarized in the lists above of MFT funds for counties, municipalities, and townships and road districts.

New Annual Local Government Funding by County from Increased MFT Funds
(aggregated funding from municipalities, townships and road districts, and counties)

New County Funding from Increasing the MFT

New Municipality Funding from Increasing the MFT

New Township & Road District Funding from Increasing the MFT