Route 66 themed speech highlighted another strong year
The Certificate of Achievement was in recognition of the Village’s comprehensive annual financial report for the fiscal year ended 4/30/25.
“It is vital that I make my office accessible to residents for help getting their questions answered,” said Loughran Cappel.
The Village's conservation and sustainability committee will also hold the inaugural Bluebell Festival on May 2 at O'Hara Woods.
Avelar backed House Bill 4596, which would establish the Health Misinformation Response Unit under IDPH.
Romeoville has passed a balanced budget for the 2026/27 fiscal year that reflects their commitment to keeping the community safe.
The bill is currently awaiting an initial public hearing.
As the nation comes together to celebrate the 100th Anniversary of Route 66, the Village of Romeoville jumps in!
Route 53 remains closed between Normantown Road and Belmont Drive following accident.
Voters will decide on candidates for federal and state senate and representative, county candidates, and precinct committeeperson candidates
Potentially Opening This Fall
Mayor Noak has been reappointed to the National League of Cities (NLC) Transportation & Infrastructure Services Federal Advocacy Committe.
This year's Winter Wonderland is set for Dec. 4 and 5.
This year's July 3 fireworks will be at two locations, instead of three sites like in years past.
Early voting will begin March 2 at Romeoville Village Hall.
BS&A and UKG to replace and enhance the existing Tyler New World ERP system
Two restaurants have been announced for the new building.
The project is located on a 6-acre lot, south of Scene 75 in the Romeo Crossing Shopping Center.
The District's 2026 budget totals $83 million, $19 million less than the previous year.
The Metropolitan Mayors Caucus has elected John D. Noak, Mayor of the Village of Romeoville, as the next Chair of its Executive Board.
Over the years, Manley has collected and donated hundreds of suitcases for children in foster care.
The application period will run from Sept. 2 through Dec. 1.
The Property Tax Rebate program returns for the second year in a row.
Scooter’s Coffee and Wetzel’s Pretzels will be serving Romeoville customers in the not-too-distant future.
The Village of Romeoville has officially adopted a new village seal, which features an outline of Village Hall.
The Village of Romeoville held their first graduation ceremony for residents who participated in the Public Safety Academy.
The 40,000-square-foot hangar will store larger, corporate aircraft with short-term rental agreements.
Romeoville Towne Center is located off of Weber Road, and is between 135th and Grand Boulevard.
The contract is for $101,142.54 with Allied Water Services.
The groundbreaking celebrated the Commission’s Alternative Water Source Program that will convey Lake Michigan water to 250,000+ residents.
Romeoville was awarded nearly $6M in grants by IDOT their Transportation Enhancement Program to help support trail and corridor projects.
The Village will receive $2,999,928 for Route 53 corridor improvements and $3 million for the Renwick Road multi-use path.
It's the department's 11th consecutive reporting award
Serving chicken sandwiches and tenders as well as sides like biscuits, mac and cheese, and waffle fries.
First foreign luxury dealership in Will County
Nationally branded wing restaurant will be opening mid-July
Founded in 1976 by Romeoville resident Georgia Wilson
Increased Homeowner Property Tax Relief, Enhanced Safety Measures, and Infrastructure Investments
With just a 103-vote difference, the referendum is projected to pass, according to unofficial results.
The library is asking to increase its limiting rate from 17.94 cents per $100 of assessed value, to 20.8 cents.
The stretch of Route 53 in front of the state police headquarters will now be designated Trooper Richard G. Warner Memorial Highway.
More senior support, outreach, and appraisal information planned for residents