Wheaton and Glen Ellyn Police had been in contact with protest organizers before the event and provided a presence ensure safety Saturday.
The peaceful demonstration will be along Roosevelt Road from Main Street in Wheaton east to Main Street in Glen Ellyn.
No incidents were reported at the planned protest walk that began and ended at the Wheaton Public Library parking lot Thursday evening.
"The participants met the City’s expectation for a peaceful gathering" Thursday afternoon at Memorial Park.
A number of court hearings had been suspended due to the new coronavirus.
The protest will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday, Wheaton officials said.
The Wheaton Police Department continue to monitor the situation affecting the general DuPage County area.
City officials said Wheaton was not directly affected by looting, but has increased its police presence to ensure public safety.
Wheaton Police arrested two men Thursday night for burglarizing a Wheaton home in the 100 block of East Elm Street.
Bulk items had previously been on hold due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Wheaton customers can expect to receive their bill for May/June services in early July.
Wheaton Police Officers responded to the 1100 and 1200 blocks of south Washington Street for aggravated arson reports.
"DuPage County, in conjunction with Choose DuPage, is providing grants to use for employee retention payroll, utilities, and rent."
"The City of Wheaton asks that residents please remove any bulk garbage/items left in the parkway."
Wheaton Police responded to the 100 block of Christina Circle May 9 for an individual allegedly attempting to burglarize a residence.
"Materials will be put into 72-hour quarantine and will be checked in after that time."
Wheaton will not allow block party permits through the month of May in response to Governor Prtizker's Stay-Home Order.
The environmental event originally scheduled for late April and tentatively set for late May has now been officially cancelled.
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Students of all ages are encouraged to write or draw about what courage means to them for a new Wheaton Police Department project.
Wheaton "prohibits residents from general open burning of yard waste, garbage, or other materials, including leaves."
Many civil and criminal court dates have been pushed back past at least May 15.
"The virtual library contains free resources for remote learning, virtual tours, online performances, and WPL databases and eContent."
These reminders "are especially timely as the weather warms up and more people are getting outside," the City of Wheaton says.
Pickup for yard waste, food scraps and organic materials resumes April 6 for residents served by Lakeshore Recycling.
Census day is April 1 in DuPage County, but the deadline to complete the census has been extended.
As the U.S. faces a shortage of personal protective equipment, DuPage County is collecting new supplies for local frontline workers.
Parks will remain open, but playgrounds will be closed.
Criminal and civil cases will be rescheduled through April 17.
The temporary halt will be in effect for 30 days.
More than a dozen polling places were relocated to DuPage County Fairgrounds.
The DuPage County Courthouse has cancelled weddings, civil unions and other activities out of an "abundance of caution."
Residents are invited to share feedback with city officials at upcoming forums on March 19.
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Opioid deaths in DuPage County went down by 2 percent since 2018.
County officials voted 11 to 6 to repeal the decade-long ban.
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