Pension funds in Illinois rely on cash from taxpayers, contributions from members, returns on investment and other revenue to meet their obligations.
How much did pension funds in your community depend on taxpayers in 2016?
Greater C-U pension funds with smallest taxpayer share
Rank
Fund
City
County
Total revenue in 2016
From taxpayers
1
Hoopeston Police Pension Fund
Hoopeston
Vermilion County
$183,663
$136,043
2
Mahomet Police Pension Fund
Mahomet
Champaign County
$183,618
$144,627
3
Monticello Police Pension Fund
Monticello
Piatt County
$218,221
$191,159
4
Rantoul Police Pension Fund
Rantoul
Champaign County
$900,623
$683,547
5
Urbana Firefighters Pension Fund
Urbana
Champaign County
$1,441,465
$1,038,747
6
Urbana Police Pension Fund
Urbana
Champaign County
$1,840,949
$1,396,844
7
Danville Police Pension Fund
Danville
Vermilion County
$2,353,013
$1,930,255
8
Danville Firefighters Pension Fund
Danville
Vermilion County
$2,773,331
$2,492,985
9
Champaign Firefighters Pension Fund
Champaign
Champaign County
$4,108,589
$3,364,504
10
Champaign Police Pension Fund
Champaign
Champaign County
$6,502,219
$5,455,503
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Danville Firefighters Pension Fund• Rantoul Police Pension Fund• Mahomet Police Pension Fund• Champaign Police Pension Fund• City of Urbana Police Pension Fund Board• Danville Police Pension Fund• Monticello Police Pension Fund• Urbana Firefighters Pension Fund• Champaign Firefighters Pension Fund• Hoopeston Police Pension Fund
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