The event scheduled for Saturday, June 27, has been postponed due to COVID-19.
Peoria Public Works flood fighters continued construction of a six-foot wall of sandbags along the rear of River Station Tuesday.
Peoria City staff and residents are encouraged to wear ORANGE this Wednesday, May 20, in recognition of Peoria Public Works Department.
"The City is highlighting the reach of our crews and the impact their work has on the health, safety and productivity of Peoria."
A one-mile stretch between Smithville and Riekena Roads will be closed until May 22 for a crossroad culvert replacement.
The meeting can be live-streamed on the city Facebook page and local cable.
The company had paused service for weeks "as a precautionary measure aimed at protecting the company’s workforce" during the pandemic.
"Our theme will be Read Where You Are to highlight that you can read anywhere – at home with a book or on your phone sitting under a tree."
"Spring showers put damper on seasonal mowing schedule, with contractors playing catch-up after wet start to season.
The culvert drainage pipe on West Lake Avenue at Northeast Scenic Drive will be replaced due to deterioration of the infrastructure.
Patrons can place holds online anytime or call Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. to hold five items per household.
The EPA announced today that Peoria will receive $500,000 to assess and clean up the former Tabor property under the Brownfield’s Program.
The rescheduled date has not yet been announced.
Taxpayers impacted by COVID-19 may choose to split their first property tax installment into two equal payments.
The new portable toilets and hand sanitizing stations are located on Adams and Monroe Street addresses.
"The project will create images and data points on city streets – tracking cracks, crevices, potholes, pavement markings and signs."
Street sweeping and asphalt work will begin citywide next week to repair several streets in the city.
The northbound traffic signal on Prospect Road at the intersection with War Memorial Drive will undergo routine maintenance Thursday.
Mayor Ardis addressed potential regional re-opening at the daily press briefing at the Peoria City/County Health Department.
"City staff are available via phone and email to assist homeowners, contractors and developers through the development process."
The project should be completed by mid-summer, depending on weather.
"attresses, building materials and furniture" cannot be collected amid coronavirus concerns.
The department is "reminding residents about the need to protect waterways from litter, chemicals and grass clippings."
The meetings will update local businesses about financial resources related to combating coronavirus closures.
"The annual campaign runs from April 20-24 and focuses on protecting workers and road users by encouraging safe driving through work zones."
The National Weather Service reports a winter storm warning will be in effect from 7 p.m. April 16 to 10 a.m. April 17.
"Motorists can expect minor delays and setbacks on the northbound and southbound lanes of North Molleck Drive."
Treasurer Nicole Bjerke is asking the Peoria County Board to adjust the amount due for the first installment of real estate taxes.
The department also lays out guidelines for recreational and cooking fires.
Peoria's Community Development Department will supply dumpsters and volunteers to help with the national Great American Cleanup" event.
The effort is part of an "annual initiative that began in 2012 and aims to create a robust digital map of the City’s stormwater assets."
The closure between the intersections of Sheridan Road and Knoxville Avenue will be closed for one 15-minute period the morning of April 8.
"Restaurants should provide safe waiting spaces for customers getting carry-out, and follow other health regulations."
"The only method to remove a tenant from a rental property remains the legal eviction process."
"The Economic Development Department has created a webpage to provide businesses with support and information during the COVID-19 crisis."
Peoria Public Works Department is reserving downtown parking meters for restaurant carryout and curbside pickup.
Permit applications and plans that fall within the scope of essential services in Governor Pritzker’s “Stay at Home” Executive Order.
The public is reminded that property maintenance remains a priority for the city of Peoria’s Community Development Department.
A list of Essential Businesses and Operations excluded from the executive order can be found on the State of Illinois Website.
Staff at the City of Peoria Community Development Department continue to serve the public through the COVID-19 pandemic.