Wednesday, March 27, 2024
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Non-emergency City Offices Closed on Friday, March 29Non-emergency City offices will be closed on Friday, March 29. Garbage and recycling pickup will not be affected. |
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Last Call to Submit Nominations for the 2024 Good Citizens AwardsMake sure to submit your nominations for the Community Relations Commission's Good Citizens Awards now through Sunday, March 31. The categories for this year’s nominations are youth and adult. Nominees must be current Wheaton residents who go above and beyond for the benefit of Wheaton and its citizens and may not be paid for the service for which they are nominated. To nominate someone, fill out an online application at https://www.wheaton.il.us/goodcitizens, or mail your application to Wheaton City Hall, Attn: Andrea Rosedale, 303 W. Wesley St., Wheaton, IL 60187. |
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Deputy Chief Conway Completes FBI National AcademyWheaton Police Chief Princeton J. Youker announced that Deputy Police Chief Ryan Conway recently graduated as a member of the 289th session of the FBI National Academy in Quantico, Va., a prestigious achievement that less than 1 percent of police officers nationally have the opportunity to complete. The 10-week National Academy offers advanced communication, leadership and fitness training. Deputy Chief Conway has more than 19 years of service with the Wheaton Police Department and is the Deputy Chief of the Operations Division, where he manages patrol and community service officers. Throughout his extensive tenure, he has held diverse roles, including narcotics investigator, SWAT team member and field training officer, before being promoted to sergeant, lieutenant and deputy chief. Deputy Chief Conway is deeply rooted in Wheaton, having been a lifelong resident and an alumnus of Wheaton Warrenville South High School. Congratulations to Deputy Chief Conway on this achievement. Read more on the City's website.
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New Public Works Truck Provides Enhanced Monitoring of Sanitary Sewer & Stormwater MainsThe City’s Public Works Department added a new CCTV-equipped truck to its fleet. This new vehicle allows City staff to closely monitor sewer and stormwater mains for potential defects, allowing for earlier prevention of issues such as flooding. Learn more about the new truck and its technology by watching this video. |
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Reminder: Parking Fee Changes Effective April 1On April 1, several changes will go into effect for the City’s leased and daily fee parking that will affect commuters, downtown employees, and garage permit holders. In summary, the City is introducing premium daily fee parking zones for spaces closest to both train stations, an increase of $0.50 per day for many daily fee parking spaces, and adjustments to leased parking permit fees. Please note that Lot 7 has changed from permit parking to daily fee parking. Lot 7 is located near the College Avenue train station, near the southeast corner of Williston & Crescent. Visit the City's website for detailed information regarding the parking fee changes. |
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Yard Waste, Leaves, Food Scraps & Organics Collection Beginning Monday, April 1Yard waste, food scraps, and organic materials are collected at the curb starting Monday, April 1 to Friday, Dec. 13. Please keep in mind the following: - You can use containers no larger than 35 gallons in size or biodegradable paper bags.
- Each container or biodegradable bag must weigh no more than 50 pounds.
- Each container or biodegradable bag must have 1 yard waste/organics/garbage sticker attached in order to be collected.
For more information, and where to purchase stickers, please visit the City's website. |
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ComEd to Perform Tree Trimming in Select AreasWithin the next three months, ComEd will trim trees, branches, and vines that interfere or have the potential to interfere with power lines. This work helps prevent safety hazards and power outages. The work area is located in southwest Wheaton, generally south of Roosevelt Road and west of the Illinois Prairie Path, and the far northeastern section of Wheaton, near the City's eastern boundary with Glen Ellyn. Residents who are in affected areas will receive a notice from ComEd regarding this work. You can also view a map of impacted areas in Wheaton by visiting the City's website. |
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Now Hiring Summer LaborersJoin our summer team! The Public Works Department has several opportunities to work outdoors and stay busy this summer helping with the City's facilities, forestry/parks and grounds, signs, water, and sewer. Positions are 40 hours per week, Monday through Friday. Find out more and apply today by visiting the City's website. |
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Spring into Dining Restaurant Week Now through March 30Join the Downtown Wheaton Association for Spring into Dining, the downtown's first-ever spring restaurant week. From now until March 30, this lunch-focused restaurant week combines everything you love: good food, great deals, and more sunshine. For more information, visit the Downtown Wheaton Association's website. |
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Upcoming Library EventsTo register, please visit wheatonlibrary.org/calendar. Local Author Fest
Saturday, April 6, 1-4 p.m.
In-person
Wheaton Public Library
225 N. Cross St.
Join us for a day celebrating our local authors! Visit over 30 local authors at their tables as they sell books on the main floor and listen to open mic readings near the cafe. No registration required. Exploring the Winfield Mounds
Wednesday, April 10, 7 p.m.
In-person & Virtual
Wheaton Public Library
225 N. Cross St.
Brian and Joyce Ostberg of BeHistoric examine the history and archeology of this local site, from earliest contact with First Nations people to the present. They chronicle the multiple archeological investigations of the mound and habitation site, revealing the presence and culture of the indigenous peoples more than 1,000 years ago. Registration required.
Upcoming Meetings
City Council Meeting
Monday, April 1, 7 p.m.
Wheaton City Hall
303 W. Wesley St.
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