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Shop Small this Small Business Saturday

This Small Business Saturday, Nov. 26, is a day dedicated to supporting the independent businesses that make our communities unique and provide valuable contributions to our economy. Residents who spend tax dollars in town not only support small businesse...

Holiday Light Recycling

Holiday Recycling Opportunities 

• Light Recycling Through Jan. 17 Recycle your old or unwanted holiday lights, extension cords and scrap wiring this holiday season. The Village of Lombard has partnered with Elgin Recycling to offer residen...

Village Offices Closed for Thanksgiving

The Lombard Village Hall and Village Department offices will be closed for the Thanksgiving holiday on Thursday, November 24, and Friday, November 25, 2022.  Normal business hours will resume Monday, November 28, 2022. 

To conduct busines...

SeeClickFix: New Platform to Address Citizen Concerns

The Village has launched a new online reporting platform called SeeClickFix. This tool allows users to report their concerns directly to the Village by using an online map or an application on their smartphones.

With the free SeeClickFix app and web tools,...

Keep the Wreath Red This Holiday Season

As the holiday season begins, the Lombard Fire Department will once again participate in the "Keep the Wreath Red" program. This holiday fire prevention program serves as a visual reminder for residents to take additional safety measures as they...

Bond Denied for Man Accused of Opening Fire Outside of Yorktown Mall

DuPage County State’s Attorney Robert Berlin and Lombard Chief of Police Roy Newton announced today that bond has been denied for a man accused of opening fire outside of Yorktown Mall last weekend. Ronald Grundy, 22, of Louisville, Kentucky, appeared at ...

Lombard Police Kick-Off Thanksgiving Campaign

As millions of motorists hit the road to celebrate Thanksgiving, Illinois law enforcement will be working around the clock to make sure holiday travelers are buckled up and driving safely. The Lombard Police Department is joining the Illinois Department o...

Lombard Fire Department Awarded "Run of the Month"

The Lombard Fire Department was recently awarded Elmhurst Hospital’s Emergency Medical Services (EMS) “Run of the Month” for July-August 2022!

On Aug. 3, Lombard Fire Department Paramedics Ryan Carlson, Bob Hopper, Brennen Leg...

Lombard Seeks Applicants for Local Tourism Grant Program

The Village of Lombard will once again seek grant applications for local programs and events that support tourism and promote the Village as a destination for non-resident visitors. The application process opened on November 7, 2022. Interested first-time...

Fire Department Responds to Fire in Multi-Family Building

On Thursday, November 10, 2022, at approximately 12:29 a.m., the Lombard Fire Department responded to a report of a fire inside a two-story, mixed-use commercial and residential multi-family building on the 300 block of S. Main St. While en route, dispatc...

Village Code Ensures Pedestrian Access After Snowfall

To help ensure safety on sidewalks commonly used by pedestrians, the Village reminds businesses and property owners of sidewalk snow and ice-clearing requirements.

Village Code requires public sidewalk clearing for all commercial properties in Lombard, reg...

Fire Department Collects Donations for Annual Toy Drive

The Lombard Fire Department’s 21st Annual Toy Drive kicks off Tuesday, Nov. 1, and will end with a Toy Parade on Main St., from St. Charles Rd. to Wilson Ave., Saturday, Dec. 10. Residents are encouraged to bring new, unwrapped toys and baby supplies to L...

Main St Lane Reduction Begins

A lane reduction will be in place on northbound Main St. from E. Washington Blvd. to E. Hickory St., beginning this week, as work on the Helen Plum Library construction project continues. Two-way traffic will be maintained through the end of the lane redu...

Help Keep Leaves Away from Storm Drains

With the fall colors now coming down, residents are asked to help clear fallen leaves from storm drain inlets to prevent street flooding. Lombard Public Works operates two street sweepers that do their best to remove leaves that have fallen directly onto ...

Life Saving Awards Presented at Village Board Meeting

During yesterday’s Village Board meeting, Lombard resident Sarah Vogel, Police Officer E. Gouty, Firefighter/Paramedics Ryan Carlson, Rob Blockinger, Tyler Gunn, Bob Hopper, and Fire Lt. Joe Shark were recognized for their lifesaving actions last month. &...

Swearing-In and Promotion Ceremony for Police and Fire Departments

On Thursday, October 20, 2022, the Lombard Police and Fire Departments held swearing-in ceremonies that included promotions and new hires. Congratulations to all! 

Police Department

• Al Breytspraak was sworn in as a Police Sergeant
• Kinga Stanek, Trev...

Seasonal Parking of Recreational Vehicles

During the winter months, November 1 – March 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 facilit...

Lombard's Free Leaf Collection Program

Lombard’s annual six-week free leaf pick-up for residents will begin Monday, Nov. 7, and end Friday, Dec. 16, when all yard waste collection will cease for the year.  During this time, residential property owners may place an unlimited amount of ...

2022 Senior of the Year Winners Announced

On Wednesday, October 5, Lombard's 2022 Senior Man and Senior Woman of the Year Awards were recognized during the 16th Annual Senior Fair at the Madison Meadow Athletic Center. (Pictured from left to right: Village President Keith Giagnorio, Senior Man of...

Lombard Yard Waste Collection and Solid Waste Fees in April

Waste Management’s yard waste collection program in Lombard runs from the first full week in April through the second full week in December. In addition, trash collection fees will be adjusted by 5 percent, which is the maximum allowed by the So...

Prevent Thefts With the 9 p.m. Routine

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 9 p.m. routine every night. 

Car burglaries have been on th...