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June 2020

Fri Jul. 3

4th of July - City Offices Closed - No Trash Pickup
Mon Sep. 7

Labor Day - City Offices Closed - No Trash Pickup
Mon Oct. 12

Columbus Day
Wed Nov. 11

Veterans Day

Thu Nov. 26

Thanksgiving Day - City Offices Closed
Fri Nov. 27

City Offices Closed
Fri Dec. 25

Christmas Day - City Offices Closed - No Trash Pickup
Fri Jan. 1

New Year's Day - City Offices Closed - No Trash Pickup

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Planned Protest for Memorial Park Area Concludes

The planned protest that began at Memorial Park at 1 p.m. has concluded, and this peaceful event occurred without incident. We appreciate the cooperation of participants in helping ensure this was a peaceful gathering. Read on...
Community Message: Planned Protest - Memorial Park Area

The City of Wheaton and the Wheaton Police Department are aware of a group of people planning to assemble in the area of Memorial Park around 1 p.m. today, Wednesday, June 3. The group has advertised a peaceful protest. Read on...
Community Update – June 2, 2020

An increased Wheaton Police patrol presence will continue this evening to ensure the community’s safety during a time when nearby communities have experienced an increase in crimes such as looting, arson & criminal damage to property & vehicles. Read on...
Police Action

At approximately 6:00 p.m. Tuesday, June 2, Wheaton Police responded to an alleged in-progress retail theft at Mariano's, which resulted in an aggravated battery to a Police Officer and a short vehicle pursuit. There is no threat to the public. Read on...
Wheaton Police Department Evening Community Update

Earlier this evening Governor JB Pritzker signed a disaster proclamation to expedite the use of state resources, personnel and equipment to help municipalities keep residents safe; DuPage County was one of the nine named counties. Read on...
Wheaton Community Midday Update

The City of Wheaton and Wheaton Police Department continue to monitor the situation affecting the DuPage County area. There have been several peaceful protests in the area & some communities have experienced increased criminal activity. Read on...
Wheaton Community Update

Many communities near Wheaton experienced a high volume of criminal activity at shopping malls, government buildings, and businesses last evening. While Wheaton’s businesses were not directly affected, police encourage you to follow these safety tips. Read on...
Wheaton Police Community Safety Alert

The Wheaton Police Department has become aware of several situations in neighboring DuPage County communities where large groups of people are traveling into the area, causing damage, and burglarizing local stores and businesses. Read on...
Traffic and Parking Information as Wheaton Enters Phase 3

The City encourages the community to be aware of several changes related to traffic and parking to help our businesses succeed in a safe and organized way and allow our community to enjoy the businesses our city has to offer. Read on...
President Street Resurfacing Update

Crews for the President Street resurfacing project will place prime tar on the roadway on Friday ahead of paving the week of May 31. Motorists should use caution while traveling through the site and may want to consider using an alternate route. Read on...
Wheaton to Enter Phase 3 of Restore Illinois Plan Tomorrow

The City of Wheaton will enter Phase 3 of the state's reopening plan tomorrow. Provided are details regarding the opening of outdoor dining, temporary closing of part of Hale Street, and general guidelines for residents and businesses. Read on...
Bulk Item Pickup Resumes May 26

Wheaton residents served by Lakeshore Recycling Systems for garbage and recycling service can begin to put out bulk or extra items with the appropriate sticker(s) on their pickup day starting Tuesday, May 26. Read on...
Police Arrest Two Men for Residential Burglary

At approximately 9:15 p.m. on Thursday, May 21, 2020, the Wheaton Police Department responded to the 100 block of East Elm Street for an in-progress residential burglary. Officers took two subjects into custody. Read on...
DuPage County Small Business Relief Grant Program Accepting Applications

Applications are now being accepted for the DuPage County Small Business Relief Grant Program. Visit the Choose DuPage website for more details. Read on...
Limited Wheaton French Market to Open May 16 with Restrictions

A limited format of the Wheaton French Market will open on Saturday, May 16 with new restrictions. This will include limited capacity, a limited number of vendors, and restrictions on the type of items sold. Read on...
Wheaton Police Investigate Aggravated Arson

At approximately 10 p.m. on Monday, May 18, 2020, Wheaton Police Officers responded to the 1100 and 1200 blocks of south Washington Street for aggravated arson reports. Read on...
Information on Library Curbside Returns, Virtual Library and More

Please see this message from Library Director Betsy Adamowski regarding the start of curbside returns, virtual library programs and more. Read on...
Wheaton Police & DuPage Sheriff's Office Arrest Child Porn Suspect

A Wheaton man is charged with multiple counts of child pornography following a joint effort between the DuPage County Sheriff’s Office Digital Forensic Investigation Unit and Wheaton Police. Read on...
Updates Regarding Lakeshore Recycling Systems Billing

Lakeshore Recycling Systems will begin billing Wheaton residents on a two-month basis for garbage/recycling service starting with the May/June bill. Previously, Lakeshore billed customers every month for service. Read on...
Fire & Police Departments No Longer Able to Fulfill Drive-By Birthday Requests

As of today, due to an increasing number of calls for service, the Wheaton Fire and Police Departments will not be able to schedule future requests for drive-by visits for birthdays or other celebrations. Read on...
City Discontinues Block Party Permits Through May 31

In adhering to Governor Pritzker’s Stay-At-Home Executive Order, the City will not be allowing or issuing block party permits through May 31. Read on...
Police Seek Suspects in Armed Robbery

Wheaton Police are seeking three suspects in an armed robbery that occurred April 29 at Bucky's Convenience Store at 1000 E. Roosevelt Road. Anyone with information should contact the Wheaton Police Department. Read on...
Crews to Begin Resurfacing President Street and Manchester Road April 26

Crews will begin work the week of April 26 for a project to resurface portions of President Street and Manchester Road. The City anticipates these improvements will be completed the end of July, barring unforeseen circumstances. Read on...
Wheaton College Provides Housing for Local First Responders to Self-Isolate during Pandemic

On April 7, Wheaton College signed an agreement with the City of Wheaton to provide 58 vacated apartments to police officers, firefighters and paramedics to safely isolate from their families during the pandemic. Read on...
Changes You'll See in Fire/EMS Response

To ensure the safety of our community and our first responders, firefighters and paramedics responding to an emergency call may look a little different than usual. Find out about additional protective equipment we are using. Read on...
City Takes Actions to Reduce Public’s Need to Visit City Facilities

The City of Wheaton wants to ensure the safety and health of our community and staff. To support this, we are rolling out changes to allow City staff to continue serving the public, without the need for the community to visit City facilities. Read on...

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