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Economic Development Update March 3, 2022

By 'Village of Glen Ellyn Illinois' via news dupagepolicyjournal | Mar 3, 2022

The Village is conducting a multi-step public engagement process to gather input on the redevelopment of the recently acquired hotel properties on Roosevelt Road.

Roosevelt Road Hotel Property Redevelopment Informational Meeting

By 'Village of Glen Ellyn Illinois' via news dupagepolicyjournal | Feb 24, 2022

In January, the Village of Glen Ellyn closed on the purchase of two hotel properties located at 675-677 Roosevelt Road and 660 Taft Avenue.

Economic Development Update February 17, 2022

By 'Village of Glen Ellyn Illinois' via news dupagepolicyjournal | Feb 17, 2022

Business Development Updates from Glen Ellyn, Illinois

Economic Development Update October 6, 2021

By 'Village of Glen Ellyn Illinois' via news dupagepolicyjournal | Oct 8, 2021

Main Street Parking Garage: Pedestrian Access to Main Street Temporarily Closed

Economic Development Update September 9, 2021

By 'Village of Glen Ellyn Illinois' via news dupagepolicyjournal | Sep 10, 2021

This morning, two radiant 8 x 10 foot murals by Chicago-based artist, Tony Fitzpatrick, were unveiled in the heart of Glen Ellyn at 427 N. Main Street. The murals are displayed near the new pedway, completed this past spring, which connects pedestrians to downtown businesses, parking and the Metra station.

Economic Development Update September 2, 2021

By 'Village of Glen Ellyn Illinois' via news dupagepolicyjournal | Sep 2, 2021

Main Street to Reopen to 2-Way Traffic Between Hillside and Duane

Economic Development Update July 30, 2021

By 'Village of Glen Ellyn Illinois' via news dupagepolicyjournal | Aug 1, 2021

As of July 28, 2021, DuPage County’s COVID-19 community transmission is now at Substantial level per Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The recent rise in cases and hospitalizations is likely attributed to the more contagious Delta variant which has now become the more predominant variant across the country. Still, vaccines continue to be the best form of protection against COVID-19, including the Delta variant and help prevent severe illness, hospitalization, and death.