DuPage County government events planned for July 19-25
Here are the events planned for DuPage County during the week.
Here are the events planned for DuPage County during the week.
The Food and Drug Administration inspected Ambi Foods, LLC in Glendale Heights on June 24 for foodborne biological hazards, according to data posted on the FDA's website.
The City of Naperville has released the agenda for the upcoming Water Street TIF District Joint Review Board meeting, scheduled for July 21. The meeting will address the district's progress and financial matters. Residents needing accommodations are encouraged to contact the Community Services Department in advance.
Aurora will begin a Special Census on July 22 to update its population count and restore funding for city services. The city is also launching a Summer Civics Series and hosting several community events, including a World Cup viewing party and volunteer opportunities.
A West Chicago man received an eleven-year prison sentence after striking a man on an electric scooter and leaving the scene. DuPage County State’s Attorney Robert Berlin announced the sentencing, which followed an incident that occurred after the driver had been drinking.
A West Chicago man received an eleven-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to aggravated DUI and leaving the scene following a collision with an electric scooter rider who suffered serious injuries. Authorities detailed how Robert Borchering drove away after striking the victim while intoxicated.
An illegal immigrant accused of a brazen daytime necklace snatching in Hinsdale has been ordered held in custody after prosecutors allege he attacked a woman from behind, ripped a $2,000-to-$3,000 gold necklace from her neck and fled the scene.
Naperville has retained its top bond ratings and remains the leading retail sales tax generator in Illinois outside Chicago. City officials say these achievements reflect a strong local economy and prudent financial management. The city continues to attract residents and businesses with its stability and quality of life.
A fire in the 200 block of Cedarbrook Road in Naperville caused $70,000 in damage and left the home uninhabitable. All residents escaped safely, and one police officer was treated for smoke inhalation and released.
Glen Ellyn remains under extreme heat and air quality alerts, with residents urged to take precautions. The Village announces upcoming events, including a rescheduled Independence Day celebration and summer activities downtown. Cooling centers and safety tips are available for those affected by the weather.
A DuPage County judge has ordered the detention of a man accused of violently robbing a woman in Hinsdale. The suspect, most recently living in Chicago, allegedly ripped a gold necklace from the victim's neck. The case will continue through the county court system.
Maintenance work at the Naperville Metra Station will begin July 20 and last about two weeks. Riders are advised to allow extra time and follow posted signage for safe access during construction. Additional details are available on the City of Naperville’s website.
The Village of Lisle will hold a Village Board meeting on July 20. Meeting documents are available online for public review. Residents are encouraged to stay informed and participate in local governance.
The Village of Lisle has scheduled a Committee of the Whole meeting for July 20. Meeting documents and further information are available on the village's official website. Residents are encouraged to stay informed about local government activities.
There were nine companies in cities associated with DuPage County that received 11 FDA inspections in June, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.