Discovery Park and Conservation Park
In a unanimous vote, trustees decided to adopt the village’s annual budget.
A Romeoville trustee’s recent DUI arrest arose as a topic for discussion at a village board meeting.
The Romeoville Village Board approved a balanced budget for 2019-2020 at the April 17th Board Meeting.
Romeoville Wins 5th Consecutive Financial Reporting Award
For the sixth time since 2016, voters have apparently rejected a tax rate increase for the three-branch library.
This could mean property insurance savings for home and business owners.
Rep. Manley's legislation would allow property tax exemptions to renew automatically for seniors across the state
News from the Office of State Representative Natalie Manley
Program Starts May 1
News From the Office of State Representative Natalie Manley
The temporary pedestrian improvements at Route 53 and Normantown Road are tentatively planned for Summer 2019.
No Recycling Pickup This Week
Manley Appreciative of Pritzker’s Executive Order to Protect Women’s Reproductive Decisions
Manley reminds constituents to use warming centers, check on loved ones
Representative Manley Joined Joliet Area Community Hospice to Announce Capital Campaign to Expand and Renovate Facility
Romeoville Mayor John Noak’s 11th State of the Village Address detailed the village’s strong financial standing.
"The development along both of our major retail corridors continues to move forward," Noak said. "Our local economy is creating new jobs..."
Highlights New Development and Incubator
Romeoville Mayor John Noak and Village Trustee Ken Griffin were appointed to state and national committees, according to a news release.
Romeoville Represented in National League of Cities, Illinois Municipal League
Anyone wanting to attend should register online or by phone by Jan. 1, as walk-ins will not be admitted, officials said.
The law, which goes into effect in January, was backed by state Rep. John Connor, whose district office is in Romeoville.
Over $1.24 Million to Date
The three-branch library district made a fifth unsuccessful try for a tax rate increase to expand hours and services.
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The dealership will pay $175,000 as a five-year deal.
The library is asking to raise the operating tax rate after a fourth defeat at the polls in March.
This bill is expected to pass the Senate soon and be sent to the President for his signature.
The Romeoville station opened in February.
Romeoville Takes the Lead With Benefit Not Typically Offered
Located off Normantown Road between Crème De La Crème and Bowlero
School districts across Illinois will have new tools to combat teacher shortages thanks to a new law championed by Sen. Bertino-Tarrant.
Marian Gibson previously worked for Romeoville before her role in Elwood, where she recently announced her resignation.
Some customers may experience service interruptions during the upgrades.