ComEd to Perform Tree Trimming in Select Areas

Within 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 is generally located in the following areas:

• Along Butterfield Road from Wiesbrook Road to Naperville Road. Along Blanchard Street from Naperville Road to Crescent Street. You can also view a map of impacted areas in Wheaton by visiting the City's website.
• Additionally, work will occur along Crescent Street from Main Street to near the City's eastern boundary with Glen Ellyn. Within the boundaries of Madison Avenue to the north, Washington Street to the east, Seminary Avenue to the south, and Wheaton Avenue to the west. Work will also occur on or near Geneva Road along the City’s northern boundary with Carol Stream. You can also view a map of impacted areas in Wheaton by visiting the City's website.

For more information, visit the City's website.

Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over: Don’t Drink and Drive

Driving drunk is dangerous and often has fatal consequences. The Wheaton Police Department reminds the community of several ways to ensure the safety of you and everyone else on the road from designating a sober driver to using a rideshare app. To hear more from the Wheaton Police Department, watch this video. Stay safe this holiday season!

Take the Pace ReVision Survey

Through ReVision, Pace is rethinking its entire network of services. Pace is gathering transportation suggestions from riders, employers, advocates, community leaders and all stakeholders. Please consider taking the ReVision survey to provide your feedback.

Pace’s ReVision project team has released new transit network concepts. These concepts review and reimagine where and how often Pace routes should run, and what types of transit service are appropriate in different areas of the Chicagoland region.