Village Welcomes Public Comment on West Fullerton Avenue Project

The Village of Glendale Heights welcomes residents and property owners along W. Fullerton Avenue between Schmale Road to Bloomingdale Road to the Public Involvement and Commenting period as part of the Phase I Engineering Study.

The intent of this project is to rehabilitate the deteriorated existing roadway and implement new pedestrian safety measures. This project will consist of asphalt surface rehabilitation, construction of high visibility crosswalks, curb modifications at the intersection of Fullerton Avenue at Van Meter Street, ADA ramp and sidewalk improvements, and pavement striping.

To be included in the public record for this project, comments should be sent to James Patton, Assistant Village Engineer at james_patton@glendaleheights.org. Comments and questions must be submitted by June 15, 2022. All comments and questions received will be recorded and addressed following the closure of the comment period.

Residents may view the Public Involvement Notice. To view and download all pertinent project information such as the project location map, preliminary design plans, ADA sidewalk ramp details, and project summary, please view the Phase 1 Report.

Now Hiring for Seasonal Lifeguards

The Village of Glendale Heights is now hiring for a number of seasonal lifeguard positions at the GH2O Aquatic Center! Gain valuable experience and make friends that will last a lifetime working for the Village of Glendale Heights. Come be part of our team, with free lifeguard training and great pay! For more information, please visit www.glendaleheights.org/hr or contact Human Resources at 630.909.5357. More

Glendale Heights Police Department reminds motorists to ‘Click It or Ticket’ this Memorial Day holiday

The Glendale Heights Police Department announced it is stepping up enforcement for the Memorial Day "Click It or Ticket" campaign May 13–31, 2022 and reminds motorists to buckle up. "Click It or Ticket" focuses on safety education and law enforcement support to save lives.

"Seat belts have proven to be one of the best ways to save your life in a crash," said Deputy Chief Kelley Darre. "Unfortunately, many still don’t buckle up. Worse yet, not wearing a seat belt is a habit that can be passed on to younger generations who follow the example set by their elders." More

Volunteers Needed to Help Plant Memorial Day Flags

On Thursday, May 26, join the Village of Glendale Heights in helping plant flags each representing a fallen soldier from Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom Afghanistan. Register for a time slot by clicking the following link. For more information or to register as an individual, family, community group or other, please contact Tanya Macko at 630.909.5459. (Rain date: May 27) More

Community Survey

The Village of Glendale Heights is conducting a survey of residents through the help of Northern Illinois University's Center for Governmental Studies. The survey will help us to understand residents’ opinions of living in Glendale Heights, Village provided services, and the areas that the Village should focus its attention on. The findings of the survey will help the Village plan for the future. Randomly selected households will be sent the survey via email and mail. All responses are confidential. If your household is randomly selected to receive the survey, please complete it by June 3, 2022. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to email our Public Relations Division at public_relations@glendaleheights.org.