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The following download file will install the computerized annual report program. This program can be used for completing the Annual Report for Counties, Libraries, Townships, Solid Waste Districts, Cities and Towns and Special Districts. The 2007 Annual Report program is now available! Please see the installation instructions.

Computerized Annual Reports

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