LRS is asking residents to please clear and salt areas around refuse and recycling collection carts and enclosures.
The Village's new online utility bill payment option allows for electronic processing.
Property owners can pay their bills by visiting the treasurer website and entering their street address.
There is the potential for heavy snowfall accompanied by strong, gusty winds, beginning late this afternoon and continuing overnight.
The suburban Cook County area can now relax some guidelines, according to COVID-19 metrics.
Courts will reopen once snow and ice melt naturally.
The 500 new cars will be "more comfortable, accessible, reliable and safe."
The Village recently launched its online utility bill payment option.
Effective Jan. 13, the office will be closed Thursdays and Fridays.
Governor Pritzker issued a COVID-19 update Wednesday and announced the next phase of the COVID-19 vaccination distribution plan.
Metra blames decreased ridership because of the pandemic.
The Cook County Department of Public Health is now inviting people to register online to receive information about the vaccine.
A 9-year-old leads crew after asking her mom what they would do if they didn't have enough money to pay the bills.
Your library sends you every good wish for a happy, healthy new year.
On-street parking is no longer permitted after a snowfall of two inches or more – a change from the previous measure of four inches.
Learn the best way to recycle lights and trees with the village.
Chief Brian Scott, currently of the Evanston Fire Department, has been hired as Deputy Chief.
During Christmas and New Year week, Friday collection will be delayed by one day.
Information Technology Director Omar Sandoval was recognized with a Technological Innovation Award.
The meeting agenda is available to download online.
Lights will also be collected at True Value and Thomas Ford Library through Jan. 31.
Numerous residents complained about the overnight work in the area.
Crime Prevention Officer Sara Magnuson will give a short presentation on new and recurring scams, and a Q&A session will follow.
Naperville Park District will not be hosting the traditional Countdown at the Carillon event this year.
This service model is due to rapidly rising infection rates and in compliance with the Cook County Stay-at-home advisory.
Children to receive a call from Santa or Mrs. Claus Dec. 8-10.
Golf courses and activity centers will be closed Thanksgiving Day.
The multi-day event will take place outdoors and run Dec. 2-23.
Collection will be delayed due to the Thanksgiving holiday.
During this time, no materials will be due and all holds will be suspended.
From Nov. 23 until Dec. 7, the library will be closed to the public due to staff exposure to COVID-19 and out of an abundance of caution.
Register today for a Christmas Eve meal.
Naperville Park District invites the community to make donations of any amount to help purchase pumpkin pies to benefit those in need.
The library is returning to a curbside-only service model beginning Wednesday.
Working hours will be 7:30 a.m. - 7 p.m. and will require the closure of one lane.
Recycle holiday lights by placing strands of lights in the drop boxes at Village Hall, Village True Value Hardware and Thomas Ford Library.
The Village has issued a notice to restaurants regarding the state's increased mitigation measures to reduce the spread of COVID-19.
Be sure to verify all bill payment addresses when mailing water payments.
The State of Emergency Declaration can be found on the Village's COVID-19 page.