Residents can now enter the library building for brief browsing and computer appointments.
More than 20,000 notices were sent out on Jan. 19.
Many departments have been operating remotely or on an appointment-only basis since November.
The deceased female was found after the fire department and police were called to a Stanley Street residence.
The Jan. 14 meeting will take place via Zoom.
City’s Public Works team to cover cleanup efforts; provide unique services following winter weather.
All relevant local entities will be available to answer questions.
The library will remain open for curbside pickups and remote services only through Jan. 31.
The library is adding two new book clubs for 2021 – one for tweens and the other for those interested in reading diverse voices.
The Roof Repair Program lottery will open Jan. 20 with room for 20 households.
City to provide storm debris cleanup following week of winter weather events.
PCAPS will be able to continue providing shelter to the nearly 2,000 homeless cats that will come through their facility this winter season.
A wintry mix of snow, sleet and freezing rain is expected overnight Thursday night into Friday morning.
Drivers to reengage with snow plows starting Tuesday, Dec. 29.
Temporary service changes are due to the holidays.
Relevant local entities will be available to answer questions from residents, developers, and business owners on building plans and more.
The online meeting is scheduled for Jan. 7.
Next year will be the third consecutive year customers will pay less for electric delivery service.
Certain accidents should be reported in person to the Peoria Police Department.
The City’s Snow Fighters have a limited number of trucks on the streets today
All relevant local entities will be available to answer questions from residents, developers, and business owners.
Chief Marion Served for more than two decades in the department.
A Dec. 15 press conference will further address the problem.
This is the first time the cold season has not swept through prematurely in several years and forced Public Works into action.
Know the location of the main water shut-off valve and check sprinkler or irrigation systems.
To qualify, customers must call before the utility is disconnected and request a moratorium.
All relevant local entities will be available to answer questions from residents, developers and business owners.
Peoria County staff are available by phone and email, and in some cases, services are being handled on an appointment basis.
The City’s trash hauler Peoria Disposal Company (PDC) will continue yard waste collection services through mid-December.
“Tier 3 boils down to this: if you don’t need to do it, don’t.” – Gov. Pritzker
Local entities will be available to answer questions from residents, developers and business owners on building plans and more.
City services will continue via phone and email, with no public access to buildings.
Peoria County Highway is closing part of Savage Road Nov. 16-20.
Stormwater Utility to fund retaining wall and storm sewer repairs.
City staff will still report to work to handle daily business and requests from the public.
"The committees are tasked with examining the condition of the County and City with respect to inequity."
City of Peoria Economic Development Department is here to help.
The public may email comments ahead of the Nov. 12 virtual meeting.
New mitigations begin Nov. 4, including limiting the hours of operation to bars and restaurants and limiting gatherings to 25 percent.
The library will remain open.