I HAVEN’T RECEIVED MY BILL FOR MY FARM BUREAU DUES?
Farmer Members:
Bureau County Farm Bureau Farmer members all have the same anniversary date and are paid through November 30th. All Farmer members will receive an annual dues notice in the mail mid-end of October. Payment can be made in the form of check; cash; by calling into the office with your payment via credit/debit card/ACH’; or paying on-line through our Member Services website: www.myifb.org .
If you have reclassified or transferred your membership, your current paid through date may be different than our anniversary date of November 30th. In that case, a dues notice will be sent to you prior to your current paid through date for a pro-rated amount to be set on Bureau County Farm Bureau’s annual renewal date of November 30th.
New membership cards are included at the bottom of your invoice.
Associate (Non-farmer) Members:
Anniversary dates vary depending on when you sign up as a new member. You will receive an annual dues notice a month prior to your paid through date. New membership cards are included at the bottom of your invoice.
You can make payment with cash; check; calling into our office to make payment via credit/debit card/ACH; or paying on-line through our Member Services website: www.myifb.org .
NEED YOUR MEMBERSHIP CARD?
You can contact the CFB office via email – CAtkinson@bureaucountyfarmbureau.org or call them M-F 8 -4:30 pm at 815-875-6468 to request a membership card OR you can now access your membership information online and print your own membership card HERE.
DO YOU NO LONGER OFFER BAIL BOND CARDS?
Due to the recent legislative activity on Bill SB2583 “Sign and Drive,” Illinois Farm Bureau will no longer promote the Bail Bond program. This legislation codifies the significant move over the past several years to not require that a license or other device be surrendered for petty offenses like most traffic violations. This bill would allow drivers to simply sign their ticket rather than surrender their license when they receive a petty traffic citation. Under the bill, the secretary of state’s office would be required to temporarily suspend the driver’s license if he or she doesn’t appear in court.