Ill. Admin. Code tit. 71, § 2005.80 - Secretary of State Department of Police
a) The Secretary of State's Department of
Police enforces all laws within the Capitol Complex and the buildings specified
within Section 2005.10, except for the Willard
Ice Building. The Illinois Department of Revenue provides security for the
Willard Ice Building and its grounds.
b) The Illinois statutes applicable to the
presentation of order and peace within the specified buildings include, but are
not limited to:
1) criminal damage to State
supported property [720 ILCS 5/21-1.01 ];
2) trespass to State lands [720 ILCS
5/21-5 ];
3) the unauthorized possession of explosives
or explosive or incendiary devices [720 ILCS
5/20-2 ];
4) mob action [720 ILCS
5/25-1 ];
5) disorderly conduct [720 ILCS
5/26-1 ];
6) interference with judicial procedure
[720 ILCS
5/32 ];
7)
threatening a public official [720 ILCS 5/12-9 ]; and
8) unauthorized use of parking places
reserved for persons with disabilities [625 ILCS
5/11-1301.3].
c) The Secretary of State Department of
Police shall enforce parking regulations in the parking lots on the Capitol
Complex. The Office of the Architect of the Capitol (OAC) shall have the
discretion to notify the Secretary of State when a parking matter requires
Secretary of State Department of Police enforcement in OAC controlled lots. In
all other parking lots on the Capitol Complex, the Secretary of State shall
have the discretion to enforce parking regulations without limitation.
Unauthorized parking in any permit-required parking spot on the Complex will
result in the issuance of a parking citation and a $50 penalty per violation.
Any party that receives a parking citation may either pay the penalty or
contest the citation through the Secretary of State's administrative hearing
process (see 92 Ill. Adm. Code 1001, Subpart A). If a party agrees to pay the
citation, the party waives the ability to contest the administrative citation
through the administrative hearing process. A party shall have 30 calendar days
after receiving the citation to either pay the penalty or file a request for an
administrative hearing. Failure to timely request an administrative hearing
will result in the penalty being immediately due and owing. Failure to pay the
citation may result in the Secretary initiating collection actions as
prescribed in 92 Ill. Adm. Code
1003.30 until the penalty is
paid in full.
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