The Village is proud to introduce a new Geographic Information System (GIS) to help you learn more about your home! Information like who your elected official is, when your waste/recycling is collected, what school district you are in, and more, are are available by inputting your address. Please click "more" find out about your home address!
‘Click It or Ticket’: Buckle up Memorial Day and Every Day
The Glendale Heights Police Department is reminding drivers to buckle up as part of the national "Click It or Ticket" campaign. This high-visibility seat belt enforcement initiative runs from May 16 to May 27, coinciding with the Memorial Day holiday.
"Seat belt use should be an automatic habit for everyone," said Sgt Chris Parsons. "It's not just safe; it's the law. During this campaign, law enforcement agencies will be working together to ensure the message reaches all drivers and passengers. Buckling up is the simplest way to reduce injury or save a life in a crash."
Village President Office Hours
Village President Rebecca Giannelli will hold weekly offices hours on Wednesdays from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm at Village Hall by appointment. To schedule an appointment, please email Tracy Walters at twalters@glendaleheights.org or Doug Flint at dflint@glendaleheights.org.
Street Sweeping Parking Restrictions
To enable an efficient and effective street sweeping schedule, parking on streets is prohibited during the months of April and May, between 8:00 am and 4:00 pm on one specific day each week in each zone. Color coded "No Parking" signs are posted throughout the Village. To see which zone you are in, please refer to our Street Sweeping Zone Map.
Cambridge Lane and Westchester Drive CDBG Water Main Replacement Project Construction Notification
Click the link to view the Village of Glendale Heights water main project notification.
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.