At last night’s Village Board Meeting, four outgoing elected officials shared parting thoughts and comments during their final board meeting. Read on...
Anyone wishing to safely dispose of unwanted or expired prescription drugs, is encouraged to bring them to the Lombard Police Department at 235 E. Wilson Ave., on Saturday, April 24, 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. Read on...
April marks National Safe Digging Month across the United States, reminding homeowners and professional excavators in Illinois to contact JULIE, Inc. (JULIE) at 8-1-1 before every digging project this spring, regardless of the size or depth. Read on...
April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month across the nation, and the Lombard Police Department is urging drivers to drop their phones and focus on the road with a not-so-subtle reminder: “Phone in One Hand. Ticket in the Other.” Read on...
Information on expanded COVID-19 vaccine eligibility and increased vaccination opportunities from the DuPage County Health Department, the State of Illinois, and more. Read on...
Waste Management’s yard waste collection program in Lombard begins the first full week in April. Yard waste sticker prices have increased according to the annual Consumers Price Index by 2 cents to $2.45/sticker. Read on...
Sign up for updates and alerts regarding the new Lilac Station development at 101 S. Main Street and the new Helen Plum Library at 411 S. Main Street. Read on...
On February 23rd, a contractor damaged underground utilities, including AT&T cables and Village street light equipment. Ongoing repairs are required. Read on...
To help residents plan ahead for severe weather, Lombard is recognizing Illinois Severe Weather Preparedness Month by sharing tips and safety information throughout March. Read on...
When temperatures are well below twenty degrees outside, freezing soil may shift when it contracts, causing pipes to move and increasing the likelihood of a water main break and subsequent repair. Read on...
The Lombard Police Department is reminding residents to ensure that their valuables are removed from vehicles, that their vehicles and homes are locked, and that they turn on exterior lights, as part of a “9 p.m. routine” every night to help deter thefts. Read on...
