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1. Winnebago County Unit County

Salary expenditure: $66 million
Number of positions: 2k

Data year: 2018
2. Madison County Unit County

Salary expenditure: $51 million
Number of positions: 1k

Data year: 2018
3. Peoria County Unit County

Salary expenditure: $42 million
Number of positions: 1k

Data year: 2018
4. St. Clair County Unit County

Salary expenditure: $39 million
Number of positions: 1k

Data year: 2018
5. Champaign County Unit County

Salary expenditure: $39 million
Number of positions: 1k

Data year: 2018
6. McLean County Unit County

Salary expenditure: $37 million
Number of positions: 1k

Data year: 2018
7. Sangamon County Unit County

Salary expenditure: $35 million
Number of positions: 705

Data year: 2018
8. DeKalb County Unit County

Salary expenditure: $29 million
Number of positions: 1k

Data year: 2018
9. Kankakee County Unit County

Salary expenditure: $27 million
Number of positions: 591

Data year: 2018
10. LaSalle County Unit County

Salary expenditure: $24 million
Number of positions: 476

Data year: 2018
11. Macon County Unit County

Salary expenditure: $24 million
Number of positions: 621

Data year: 2018
12. Tazewell County Unit County

Salary expenditure: $22 million
Number of positions: 1k

Data year: 2018
13. Rock Island County Unit County

Salary expenditure: $22 million
Number of positions: 920

Data year: 2018
14. Kendall County Unit County

Salary expenditure: $21 million
Number of positions: 479

Data year: 2018
15. Vermilion County Unit County

Salary expenditure: $15 million
Number of positions: 494

Data year: 2018

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