Peoria, IL Public Health Rules: Bed-Bug Rules (2026)

Sec. 5-531(a)(13) requires owners to make specific disclosures as part of the city's dwelling inspection framework in Article XIV. Subsection (13)c specifically obligates the owner to disclose and provide documentation if the property has been treated for a bed bug infestation within the last 12 months. This sits alongside two related disclosure duties in the same subsection: owners must disclose who is required to provide cooking appliances, and disclose and document any administrative hearing officer judgment for chapter 5 violations in the previous 12 months, as well as any Health Department lead-standard violation that required abatement within the previous 24 months.

The bed bug disclosure duty is reinforced in Sec. 5-532(f), which requires landlords and tenants to jointly complete a move-in and annual self-inspection form and specifically states that property owners are required to disclose to the current tenant and any future or prospective tenants certain conditions, tying the self-inspection process to a tenant right and responsibility form the city provides. These disclosure obligations apply to dwellings subject to registration under Article XIII, meaning owner-occupied single-family homes and duplexes exempted from registration under Sec. 5-528 fall outside the mandatory disclosure framework, while non-owner-occupied rentals of all sizes are covered.