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The Champaign County Clerk maintains all birth, death, marriage, and civil union records for the County, as well as many licenses.
14 gru 2010 · Champaign City Council member Gordy Hulten is poised to become the next county clerk after the county's GOP Central Committee chose him Monday night to replace Mark Shelden. Shelden accepted a job offer last week to become the chief of staff for U.S. Congressman Tim Johnson (R-Urbana) after 13 years in office.
22 gru 2010 · Gordy Hulten is officially in place to succeed Mark Shelden to the office of Champaign County Clerk. The County Board Tuesday unanimously approved the Republican's appointment in a brief 30-minute meeting. It comes eight days after County GOP Precinct Committee-men chose him for the job.
Gordy Hulten has served as Champaign County Clerk since 2011, and is now a candidate for the new office of Champaign County Executive. As County Executive, Gordy will lead County government to improve services and responsiveness for all Champaign County residents, while increasing efficiencies and aggressively seeking to reduce costs.
Gordy oversees government affairs, publications, communications, and business development, to help advance policy objectives and grow the Illinois Manufacturers’ Association. Hulten served as Champaign County Clerk from 2011-2018, and on the Champaign City Council from 2010-2011.
26 lut 2014 · A federal judge ruled last week that Illinois' same-sex marriage ban is unconstitutional. That ruling applied to Cook County. But Champaign County Clerk Gordy Hulten said after speaking with the local state’s attorney, he decided same-sex couples in the area can immediately get marriage licenses.
20 sty 2017 · Gordy Hulten: 2016 was a beast. It was the largest turnout in Champaign County’s history, with almost 93,000 votes. Post-election, our team was able to refresh a little bit. Everyone took at least a little time off, even though we had to perform the largest recount in County history in December. SP: Have you had to do a recount before?
