This table lists what data types (early care and education services, demographics) are available on IECAM and what years are available for those data types.
This table tells you what geographic regions are available for each data type on IECAM.
While the state and county borders do not change, every year there are a number of municipalities, townships, and school districts that are created, eliminated, merged, or split—or that change their name. And every 10 years, the district maps change for the state legislature and U.S. Congress. In the online database, search results present data for whatever areas exist, and only the areas that exist, in a selected year. Therefore, for example, if you’re searching by municipality for 2020 and a municipality wasn't incorporated until 2021, you will not find that municipality in the 2020 data.
IECAM does not have early care and education data for the current year because IECAM receives these data from agencies near the end of the following fiscal year (FY). Likewise, IECAM gets demographic data from the U.S. Census after end-of-the year releases, typically between one and two years (depending on the geographic region) after the target year. For example, demographic data for 2019 appeared around the end of 2020 and beginning of 2021.
Maps, charts, and additional data sets to help paint a more comprehensive picture of the early childhood landscape in Illinois.
IECAM generally uses Census Bureau maps. TIGER maps, by the U.S. Census Bureau, are produced for every year and include any changes to geographic regions (townships, municipalities, school districts, etc.) for the year.