Stay-At-Home Order In Effect In Niles

Press release from the Village of Niles:

March 20, 2020

Governor Pritzker has issued a state-wide “Stay at Home” order, which will take effect Saturday, March 21, 2020 at 5 P.M. and last through April 7. All residents shall remain in their home during this time, with exceptions for essential needs like obtaining food and visiting doctors.

Businesses: Information for and about businesses in Niles is available on this page: Coronavirus - Support Niles Businesses.

Rest assured that the Village’s police, fire, and public works services will all continue during this event. Regular garbage pickup will continue, but loose items that are not in a bag or cart will NOT be accepted. The Niles Free Bus will use its weekend schedule, with no early morning runs, 7 days a week beginning Tuesday, March 24 (the first run will switch to a 9:33am start time for the 411 route, 9:43am for the 410 route and 9:30 for the 412 route). Village facilities remain closed to the public.For complete information about the Stay-At-Home order and the COVID-19 situation, please visit the State of Illinois Coronavirus web page at coronavirus.illinois.gov.

Click here to read Governor Pritzker’s Executive Order EO10.

Click here for FAQ about the Stay-At-Home Executive Order.

Those in need of extra support or resources can contact the Niles Family Services crisis line at (847) 588-8460. In case of an emergency, please dial 9-1-1.

The Village of Niles is issuing an automated call with this message. To hear the message, call (847) 588-8080.

Official State of Illinois Coronavirus Page

This press release was produced by the Village of Niles. The views expressed here are the author’s own.