Rates will be adjusted as part of the city's contract with Lakeshore Recycling Systems.
It's the second increase part of the Geneva City Council-approved plan that will see rates go up incrementally over the next five years.
See which Republicans are vying for a chance to challenge Democrat Lauren Underwood come November.
Shodeen Family Foundation asked a judge to overturn Geneva's denial of its request to de-designate its landmark status and allow demolition.
City officials are looking for a dedicated student to fill a vacancy on the committee tasked with prioritizing community goals.
Geneva City Council voted Aug. 7 to approve the new rate plan to pay fixed costs for the city's electric utility.
City Council unanimously voted to uphold the Historic Preservation Commission's decision to deny demolition and de-designation of the site.
The Historic Preservation Commission voted Aug. 15 to deny the demolition of a landmarked blacksmith shop. City Council might reverse that.
Staff plan to rebid the electrical substation work in anticipation of a better response, officials said.
Survey-takers can weigh in on topics including quality of life, governance, communications outreach and city services.
Participants will answer questions, share their perspectives about Geneva's diversity and inclusion efforts, and suggest improvements.
The limestone structure faced demolition but will remain intact after a unanimous vote by the Historic Preservation Commission.
The Geneva Park District Board recently signed a resolution to promote sustainable outdoor light practices.
Collection dates and service will remain the same as part of the new contract, but there are new rates for stickers and cart service.
Geneva's street improvement program is scheduled to start in late June with 23 resurfacing and drainage projects on the docket.
The Geneva native is a landscape architect who was named the 2022 recipient of the Geneva Chamber of Commerce's Wood Award.
The Geneva Store, located at the city's Finance Department, will be open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.
The event will take place at Peck Farm Park and promises "an unbelievable race experience."
Changes are also coming to cross-connection fees and water and electric service deposits.
A Geneva resident of more than 20 years, Martha Paschke said she ran to "give back to the place that made [her childhood] dreams come true."
The group is tasked with maintaining the authentic architectural character and historic integrity of Geneva Historic District properties.
In Ward 4, Martha Paschke is running against Gabriel Kaven to take the aldermanic seat.
The City of Geneva is looking for a dedicated volunteer to fill a vacancy on its Strategic Plan Advisory Committee.
Voters who experience problems or come across irregularities on April 4 can report the issues to the Kane County State's Attorney's Office.
In the upcoming spring session and General Assembly, Ugaste plans to push for lower taxes, increased jobs and limiting executive overreach.
So far, six people have filed petitions to run for one of the five alderperson positions open in the City of Geneva.
The EV Readiness program is an initiative launched to help meet the growing demand for electric vehicles and charging infrastructure.
Following Thanksgiving, Geneva will usher in the holiday season with annual Christmas Walk and Holiday House Tour.
The visit by DPI Chairperson is believed to be the first visit by a party chairperson in an estimated twenty years.
Nicole Vickers has been with the Geneva Park District for 18 years, having most recently worked as the superintendent of recreation.
Early voting is underway. Here’s everything you need to know about the Nov. 8 election.
Candidates for Geneva Park District Board of Commissioners seats have until Dec. 19 to file petitions.
Sheavoun Lambillotte announced her retirement after 23 years with the Geneva Park District. She was named executive director in 2009.
The city has received two of the three budget awards for more than eight consecutive years, officials announced.
The two sergeants and six officers awarded helped save the lives of two people contemplating suicide and one person who was choking.
One seat in each of Geneva's five aldermanic wards is open, and elected officials will hold the spot for a four-year term.
The Explorer program gives students firsthand insight into the techniques and skills necessary to be a firefighter.
To do so, workers will replace underground utility cables in four areas of Geneva, officials announced.
It's the 11th consecutive year the Geneva Park District received the certificate from the Government Finance Officers Association.
Fourteen resurfacing and drainage projects on the docket for Geneva's street improvement program scheduled to start in early August.