Residents who want to meet with staff are encouraged to call ahead or email to make an appointment as many staff members work remotely.
Programs are available for individuals experiencing a loss of income due to the COVID-19 public health emergency.
Peoria will receive a $1.4 million EDA CARES Act Recovery Assistance grant.
The library is open for brief browsing, computer appointments and access to genealogy and research databases.
The City of Peoria Community Development Department will host the event via Webex.
Students in the Mayor’s Youth Program are giving back to the community in a new way this week.
The Market will operate on Saturdays from mid-August to early October.
The Peoria County Highway Department announced the upcoming road work schedule this week.
Residents are encouraged to cooperate with census takers to ensure accurate counting.
"Boarded windows are a blighting influence on neighborhoods that drive away customers and future private investment."
The Peoria Community Development Department will host the final Weekly Community Cleanup event this Friday.
Sheridan Road will undergo extensive rehab and updates beginning this week.
“Self-help” eviction actions are not an alternative to the legal eviction process.
Masks and social distancing will be required.
All relevant local entities will be available to answer questions from residents, developers and business owners on building projects.
Kits will be distributed to residents July 24 at Peoria Fire Central.
“H2O Help to Others” is designed for customers who are behind on water bill payment.
The intersection of West Cedar Hills Drive will be closed Monday beginning Monday through Friday.
Avoid full-body contact with the Illinois River in the area downstream from Detweiller Marina.
The City seeks to build awareness of winter driver safety and snow fighting efforts.
Visitation is tentatively set to resume in two weeks.
Some city of Peoria high school students are in for an enriching month as the Mayor’s Youth Program kicked off at City Hall today.
Alta Road could soon look a little greener thanks to a grassroots initiative to plant more trees along a sparse walking path.
A portion of the pavement in the northbound lane of Hale between Pioneer Parkway and Detweiller Drive buckled in June.
The City of Peoria Community Development Department is hosting its annual Great Neighbor Appreciation Week to recognize community members.
Motorcyclist Seth T. Guthrie of Peoria was headed northbound on Sterling when he collided with a vehicle.
Peoria City/County Health Department advises residents to take precautions during extremely high temperatures.
The meeting will be live-streamed on the Peoria County Government Facebook and YouTube pages.
One Stop Shop will continue to meet every Monday at 1:30 p.m. and all relevant local entities will be available to answer questions.
The public may email comments by July 8.
The City of Peoria will launch a Household Assistance Program today to provide rent and mortgage aid to households impacted by the pandemic.
Roadwork is underway on Main Street in downtown Peoria for OSF HealthCare’s new headquarters.
The program will be launched July 6.
The City of Peoria Community Development Department hosted the fourth Weekly Community Cleanup at Morton Square Park in the North Valley.
In response to calls for service regarding illegal fireworks use, Peoria Police have begun hanging red fireworks placards.
Repairs are slated to start on Southwest Washington Street and North Hale Avenue off of Pioneer Parkway in the coming week.
Scam attempts are on the rise during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Peoria is proud to boast the City is now designated a Tree City USA® community.
The Pillar of the West Bluff Award went to a longtime resident and community volunteer.
On Friday, June 26, Illinois moves into Phase Four of Governor Pritzker’s Restore Illinois plan.