When dangerously cold temperatures strike, residents are urged to limit time outdoors for themselves and their pets, as well as to check in on friends and neighbors who may need assistance. Read on...
This National Blood Donor Month, the Village of Lombard is thanking donors for their life-saving blood donations at the Village's Winter Blood Drive and other local community blood drives. Read on...
During the winter season, be aware of the potential for water pipes to freeze during extremely cold weather. These simple tips can decrease the potential for frozen pipes, water damage and costly repairs. Read on...
The Village of Lombard has begun the process of redistricting, a process of redrawing district boundary lines based upon new census data, which must happen every ten years in alignment with the US Census. Read on...
DuPage County State’s Attorney Robert Berlin and Lombard Chief of Police Roy Newton announced that a Chicago man has been charged with threatening a Lombard Police Officer. Read on...
In light of the current COVID-19 surge affecting our region, residents are encouraged to take advantage of the Village’s convenient online and over-the-phone options for service when possible. Read on...
To help deter thefts, the Lombard Police Department is reminding residents to remove valuables from their vehicles, lock their cars and homes, and turn on exterior lights as part of their daily 9 p.m. routine. Read on...
The Lombard Police Department is proud to announce that it was awarded national accreditation and was selected to receive the Accreditation with Excellence Award by CALEA. Read on...
To help ensure safety on sidewalk segments that are commonly utilized by pedestrians, the Village reminds businesses and property owners of sidewalk snow clearing requirements. Read on...
During the winter months, Nov. 1 – Mar. 31, residents may park their recreational vehicles in their garage, side, or rear yards as long the vehicle is on a hard surface, in the front yard past the setback of 30 feet, or at an off-site storage facility. 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...
