Coffee and Chat with the Village President and Board is held the first Saturday of each month at the Linda Jackson Center for Senior Citizens. Please call 630.909.5302 if you have any questions!
Valentines for Veterans are due February 4 by 4:30pm. Drop off Valentines Day cards to Village facilities. Note: Do not include envelopes, personal contact info or glitter!
Sign up for our Fitness Center and look and feel great! Call the Sports Hub at 630.260.6060 for info!
There is no parking allowed on any Village street for 24 hours after a snowfall of 2 inch or more and there is no parking allowed on any Village street for 72 hours after a snowfall of 5 inch or more.
Stop by the Glendale Heights Market on the first and third Thursday of each month from 11:00 am to 5:00 pm at the Sports Hub for food, crafts, and more!
On January 16, 2025, the Finance Department presented the Second Quarter FY2025 Budget Adjustments to the Village Board. Click 'more' to view a PDF document of this presentation.
Senior Citizen Utility Tax Rebate Program
The Village offers a Senior Citizen Utility Tax Rebate Program to its residents. This program rebates qualifying* seniors towards Municipal utility taxes paid each year. The qualifying age is 65 and the rebate is a fixed amount of $75. Gross household income cannot exceed $45,000. An applicant can be either a homeowner or renter, have lived in Glendale Heights the entire year, and must be the same person whom utilities are billed to. Municipal utilities are typically charged on electric, natural gas, and telephone (landline and/or cellular). Rebate applications are only accepted and processed beginning February 3 through April 30.
Applications can be obtained at the Linda Jackson Center for Senior Citizens, 260 Civic Center Plaza or at Village Hall. Need to know more? Please call the Linda Jackson Center for Senior Citizens at 630.260.6050 or the Finance Department at 630.260.6000 or download an application. Reimbursements will be made within 30 days following receipt of a completed and verified application.
*Proof of age, income, residency and payment of utilities is required.
Steering Clear of Tragedy: Impaired Driving Campaign Makes Holidays Safer
This holiday season, Glendale Heights Police Department teamed up with the Illinois Department of Transportation and law enforcement agencies statewide for the "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign, targeting impaired drivers from Dec. 13 through Jan. 2. The result? A safer holiday season with 6 impaired driving arrests and 79 citations for seat belt, speeding, distracted driving and other traffic offenses.
Valentines for Veterans
Join the Village of Glendale Heights in celebrating National Salute to Hospitalized Veterans Month by participating in the Valentines for Veterans collection efforts. Annually, the Village delivers beautifully written and decorated valentines collected from the community to Illinois veteran homes and veteran hospitals. Drop off your valentines at any Village facility by Tuesday, February 4 to ensure a timely delivery for Valentine’s Day. Please do not decorate your cards with glitter, include social media contact information, nor include envelopes with the cards. If you have any questions, please call Jessica at 630.260.6060.
Village Parking Restrictions
The Police Department would like to remind residents of the parking regulations within the Village during snowfall.
There is no parking allowed on Village streets designated as a snow route for 24 hours after a snowfall of 1" or more
There is no parking allowed on any Village street for 24 hours after a snowfall of 2" or more
There is no parking allowed on any Village street for 72 hours after a snowfall of 5" or more.
Additionally, please remember not to shovel or snow blow snow onto the streets. If you have any questions regarding winter parking restrictions, please contact the Glendale Heights Police Department’s non-emergency number at 630.260.6070.
Our Mission
The Village of Glendale Heights strives to improve the quality of life for all its residents and commits to serve, protect and provide a high standard of services and
programs through the cooperative efforts of its residents, businesses, employees and elected officials.