Madison County Government serves as the primary public authority for the county, overseeing a broad range of services that ensure safety, infrastructure, and fiscal responsibility. Its core functions include law enforcement, road and bridge maintenance, property assessment, tax collection, and treasury management, while the Circuit Clerk and Associate Judge support the county’s judicial system. The E‑911 Department provides rapid emergency response, and the Public Administrator coordinates public assistance programs. By integrating these diverse departments under one unified administration, Madison County delivers efficient, community‑centric governance that supports residents, businesses, and visitors alike.
Open Positions
ASSISTANT STATES ATTORNEY - FELONY DIVISON
4+ years of experience as a litigation attorney, exceptional communication, research, and writing skills, senior felony prosecution or defense experience
ASSISTANT PUBLIC DEFENDER
Juris Doctor from accredited law school, licensed to practice law in Illinois, and some experience in criminal law preferred
DETENTION OFFICER
4-year degree in criminal justice or related field, 40 hours of training in corrections, valid Illinois Drivers License
Highway Seasonal Maintainer
High school diploma, 2 years of driving experience, valid driver's license required
PLUMBING INSPECTOR
High school diploma, 7+ years as a licensed plumber, valid driver's license
JUDICIAL ASSISTANT - MADISON COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT
Associate degree, 2 years of experience, or equivalent; Madison County, IL residency within 6 months
Voter Registration Clerk III
A high school diploma or equivalent with two years related experience required. Ability to type with speed and accuracy and use standard office equipment. Ability to provide public access to or maintain confidentiality of department information and records according to state requirements
CLERK III - EDUCATION
High school diploma or equivalent, two years of experience, and a Pearson Vue administrator credential are required