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Streamwood
Community News
2019 Citizens
Police Academy
Are you curious about the operations of your
police department, its programs and how 911
works? The Streamwood Citizens Police
Academy (SCPA), a 10-week program instructed
by Streamwood police officers, can provide you
with that information!
SCPA offers classroom and hands-on instruction,
providing citizens a closer look at how police
officers perform their duties, as well as how the
department functions to serve the community in
varying capacities. Topics covered include traffic
stops, crime scene preservation and evidence
collection, NIPAS (SWAT) teams and much
more.
Our next SCPA session takes place Monday
nights, from March 4 through May 6. Classes
meet at the Streamwood Police Department on
Monday evenings from 6:30-8:30 pm during
the 10-week session. Interested participants
must be 18 or older; registration is required.
Applications are available at the Streamwood
Police Department, Village Hall or online.
The deadline to apply for the March 4 session
is February 15. If you have any questions,
please contact Sergeant Tom Seida at (630)
736-3773 or tseida@streamwood.org.
January /February 2019
Village of Streamwood 2019 Budget Summary
Financial Stability
The Village of Streamwood recently adopted its 2019 Budget.
Streamwood is recognized for managing its resources well. We take pride
in placing a premium on living within our means, while providing high
quality public services. We focus on keeping property taxes low, and
passing annual balanced budgets. No new increases or fees are proposed
in the 2019 Budget preserving our financial stability in an efficient
manner with the most prudent use of taxpayer dollars.
The 2019 General Fund expenditures represent a 0.1% decrease over last year’s budget. The majority (81.2%) of the
General Fund Budget represents the Village’s commitment to the Police, Fire, and Public Works Departments. Overall,
the 2019 Budgeted expenditures of $61,751,195 represents a 2.0% increase over last year due to commitments to
fund capital projects including investments in our buildings and facilities, and our annual road program.
Keeping a watchful eye on our expenditures is one way we are able to keep taxes low. When we end our fiscal year
with revenues in excess of expenditures, we reinvest those dollars in our capital funds. This helps the Village provide
resources to projects, programs and services, without seeking additional revenue sources. These include maintaining
our equipment, buildings, new initiatives, and of course, our annual road program. The 2019 Budget has nearly $9
million set aside for capital projects. Our reinvestment strategy has allowed us to continuously fund these efforts
without seeking an increase to our taxes or fees.
Investing in the Community
The Village updated its Comprehensive Plan in 2018, which was used to develop our
targeted goals and objectives for 2019. A focus of the Plan was on connectivity.
Improving connections, whether through communications or infrastructure improvements,
became a priority in order to realize and build this plan. This helped to focus our capital
improvements projects for 2019. This year, the Village is planning to make some significant investments in the
community including:
• Two (2) Community Event Signs
• Planning for the Replacement of Fire Station #1
• Planning for Improvements to the Public Works Facility
• Development of a Village-wide Bike Pathway System Plan
A balanced budget. A flat extension of our property tax level. No new fees. Funds allocated to maintain and enhance
our capital assets. The 2019 Budget ensures our continued success in providing exceptional service to our residents. To
view the entire budget, please visit our website at www.streamwood.org.
Where Do Your Property Tax Dollars Go?
The Village of Streamwood received $11.7 million in
2018 from property taxes or 13% of the average
property tax bill. The largest portion of an average
property tax bill is directed to School District U-46 which
receives 60% of every property tax dollar. For the
Village, property taxes are an essential revenue source
used to fund key services including police, fire, public works, and capital projects including the road program.
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Village of Streamwood Village Board News

President, Village Clerk Annual Budget and Levy
Board of Trustees The Village Board adopted its 2019 Capital and Operating Budget along with the 2018 Property Tax Levy.
The 2019 Budget is balanced and includes a number of items intended to realize our buildable
Comprehensive Plan such as nearly $9 million in various capital project investments including new facilities
and our annual road program. The Tax Levy is once again a 0% flat extension of the 2017 tax levy.

Fire Prevention Coloring Contest Winners

Billie D. Roth The Village Board recognized the winners of the 2018 Fire
Village President Prevention Coloring Contest. Children in grades 1-6 from
schools across the Village participated. Grade level winners from
each school were invited to a pizza party at the Fire Station.
Grand prize winners were recognized and announced at the
Michael H. Baumer
Village Board meeting. Congratulations!
Village Trustee
Finance Committee Swearing-Ins and Promotions
The Village was proud to promote two members of our Streamwood Police Department, and welcome a
new member to our Fire Department. Officer Doug Knoll was promoted to Sergeant, and Sergeant Rob
Wojtowicz was promoted to Commander. The Fire Department welcomed Michael Pericht as its newest
William J. Carlson Firefighter/Paramedic. Congratulations!
Village Trustee
Public Safety Our Newest Public Safety Officer – Scout
Committee
The Village Board recently swore in one of our newest members of the
Police Department – K-9 Officer Scout. Scout is a full-bred German
shepherd who recently completed his extensive training program with
James P. Cecille his handler, Officer Collin Klein.
Village Trustee
Community Affairs Village Hall Renovations
Committee
Village Hall renovations, including new, more accessible counters in our
Finance and Community Development Departments, have begun.
Village Hall will remain open throughout construction. We appreciate
your patience. We hope to limit any inconveniences to our residents
William W. Harper
Village Trustee and customers.
Community Development
Committee
Beware of Medicare Telephone Scams
If you receive a phone call offering free Medicare equipment, be suspicious! Residents have been reporting
a rise in calls offering equipment, drugs or services. They say they need your Medicare card number. They
Larry Schmidt may claim they’re working with your doctor. These are scammers. Never give out personal information like
Village Trustee
Public Works your Medicare card number over the phone. Confirm all medical needs with your medical professional.
Committee
Holiday Helping
The holidays were made bright for families this past season when dozens of children were able to shop for
their families at Target with members of our Police and Fire Departments. This program is made possible by
the generous donations of residents, businesses and civic groups in our community. Thank you for helping to
Mary F. Thon bring holiday joy to your neighbors!
Village Trustee
Legislative Committee
DARE Graduations
At the end of December, five of our schools celebrated their DARE graduations.
Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE) helps our 5th grade students build
self-esteem in order to make good life choices. President Roth and members of
the Police Department were on hand at Ridge Circle, Glenbrook, St. John’s,
Kittie L. Kopitke Oakhill and Sunnydale Schools to hear essays and hand out diplomas. Congratulations graduates!
Village Clerk

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Village News Village President’s Message

Luminaria 2018 Happy New Year! We hope your holidays
Carols were sung. Cookies, cocoa and cider were served. Friends and were bright! 2019 promises to be a very
families gathered. Two lucky children helped President Roth light the bright and exciting year. The Village Board
trees in the Memorial. And, many wishes were heard by Santa and recently adopted our 2019 Budget, and it is
Mrs. Claus during Luminaria 2018 held on December 7 at Village focused on building and investing in our
Hall. community. The budget anticipates a reserve
balance that has allowed us to commit nearly
$9 million in capital projects including
maintaining our street program, as well as
President Roth visits with exciting new initiatives from our
Santa at Luminara 2018. Comprehensive Plan. We want to improve
our communications by installing new
community event signs. We want to improve our connectivity with new pedestrian
and bikes trails. We want to reinvest in our community with new and improved
facilities. We will hold the line on taxes, and continue to monitor our spending. We
are driven to provide our residents and businesses with the highest quality services,
delivered in the most cost-effective way.

Bright was the key word for our Luminaria celebration! Residents of all ages came
out to enjoy our annual event on December 7, where our holiday tree was draped in
thousands of bright, white lights. On behalf of the Village Board of Trustees, I would
like to express our sincere appreciation to all those who helped to continue this
34-year Streamwood tradition including Cheryl Dahl-Kearney and family,
Dee’s Catering, Streamwood High School Choir, Spotlight
Performance Company, and the many schools, businesses, civic and scouting
groups, individuals and families who decorated our parkways and helped at Village
Hall.

A note of thanks also goes to the many people who helped make the holiday season
bright for those less fortunate in our community. The Village hosted its annual
Holiday Helping Program. This program gives children from local disadvantaged
families an opportunity to shop for Christmas gifts at the Streamwood Super
Target store, accompanied by Streamwood police officers and firefighters.
Volunteers made sure the gifts were wrapped just in time for the holidays. We offer
our grateful appreciation to the dozens of businesses, individuals and volunteers,
who helped to make this a truly happy holiday for these families. Many people also
dropped off donations at the Village Hall, and other locations throughout town, for
the Kiwanis Club’s coat drive, Hanover Township’s toy drive, and Township food
pantry. Thank you for your generosity and willingness to help.

Although the holidays are behind us, please consider giving one additional gift – the
gift of life! The Streamwood Blood Commission will be hosting its first drive of the
year on January 23, between 1:00-7:00 pm, at Village Hall.

The entire Board of Trustees would like to wish you and your family a happy, healthy
and prosperous New Year!

Billie D. Roth, Village President

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Village News
Fire Department Offers Knox Box Program
Make sure we can get to you in an
emergency! Consider participating
in our Knox Box Program.
A Knox Box is a secure, locked case
to place a key for access into your
home by the Fire Department. If
you have a medical emergency and are unable to unlock
your door after calling 911, a Knox Box key lets the Fire
Department unlock your door with the key that you
provided. Without a Knox Box, the Fire Department may
have to gain access to your house by force. Only your Fire
Department has the key that can unlock your Knox Box.
The Knox Box can be temporarily hung over a door or it
can be permanently mounted to the building. The
program consists of a $50 deposit when initially renting
the box. When the box is returned, the deposit is
returned. Please contact the Fire Department at (630)
736-3650 for more information.
Snow Plow Routes Information
The Public Works Department
works hard to keep our streets
clear throughout any storm
event. Please remember not to
park on streets after a 2” or
greater snowfall to allow the plows to do their job. To
avoid excessive snow at the end of your driveway, try to
shovel in the direction of traffic, starting with a small clear
space on the parkway. If a plow inadvertently hits your
mailbox, or causes other damage, please report it
immediately by calling (630) 736-3850 or 911.
Please note that the Village does not plow IDOT or Cook
County roads. IDOT is responsible for plowing Barrington
Road, Irving Park Road, Lake Street, and Route 59. For
questions on IDOT roads, please call (800) 452-4368.
Cook County Highway Department maintains
Schaumburg, Bartlett and Bode Roads. For questions on
County roads, please call (847) 603-1600.
Parkway Tree Program
Our 50/50 Parkway Tree Program lets you purchase trees
for the parkway at a significant savings. Pay 50% of the
cost of the tree, and the Village pays the rest and takes
care of the installation. Tree planting on private property is
also available, when purchased through this program.
Starting prices for trees in the parkway are $142.50, and
$285.00 for trees on private property. For a complete list
of trees, prices, and order form, visit the Village’s website
at www.streamwood.org, or drop by Village Hall. Deadline
for tree orders is March 7. For more information, call
Public Works at (630) 736-3850.
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Ki t t ie’ s Kor ne r
Village Clerk Kittie Kopitke
PARKING is prohibited on Village streets between the hours of 1:00-5:00 am except where noted in
specific subdivisions. Parking is also prohibited after a 2” or greater snowfall until streets are fully
plowed. Questions? Call (630) 736-3700. VEHICLES IN RESIDENTIAL DRIVEWAYS MAY BLOCK THE
SIDEWALK OR PARKWAY FROM DECEMBER 1 THROUGH THE END OF FEBRUARY.
VILLAGE HALL WILL BE CLOSED on Tuesday, January 1, 2019 for the New Year’s Day holiday, Monday,
January 21, 2019 for an In-Service Training Day and Monday, February 18, 2019 in observance of
Presidents’ Day.
WIPERS ON? TURN ON THE HEADLIGHTS TOO! Just a reminder to all motorists that when using your
windshield wipers in wet weather, you MUST also turn on your vehicle’s headlights.
BLOOD DRIVE at Village Hall on Wednesday, January 23, 2019 from 1:00-7:00 pm hosted by the
Streamwood Blood Commission and Streamwood VFW Post 5151. The need for blood is always
particularly critical during the winter months. Please consider donating. For further information, please
contact Vitalant (formerly LifeSource) at (877) 258-4825 or visit www.vitalant.org and use group code
SW98. Donors will receive a pair of Vitalant socks!
DO YOU HAVE OLD EYEGLASSES OR HEARING AIDS TO DISPOSE OF? The Lions Club has a collection
box at Village Hall. Just drop your unwanted eyeglasses or hearing aids in the box and the Lions Club
members will “recycle” them.
CPR Classes Start in February
The Fire Department has released its annual calendar of CPR and First Aid
Training for 2019. The first class for CPR for Healthcare Professionals will be
held on February 9. Fee is $50 for residents and $65 for non-residents. To
register, please call (630) 736-3650 weekdays, between 8:00 am-4:30 pm.
To check the entire calendar for classes and times, please visit our website at
www.streamwood.org.
Holiday Yardwaste
Curbside recycling is available for those holiday greens. Advanced Disposal will collect Christmas trees,
natural wreaths and boughs during the first three (3) pick-ups in January. Please make sure that all wire,
tinsel, garland, lights, and artificial ornaments and decorations are removed.
Sign Up for E-Communications
Do you want more information on the Village? Interested in getting Emergency Alerts? Consider signing
up for our E-Communications! Simply go to the Village’s website at www.streamwood.org, and click on
the “Go” button in your area of interest. Our E-News is published at least once a month and provides
updates on events and programs. Our RSS Feeds send alerts to your home page on news and
announcements. Register for Emergency Alerts and you’ll receive important safety alerts at home, on your
cell, or wherever you specify. Keep informed and keep connected!
Holiday Lights
There’s still time to recycle broken or unused holiday lights. Containers are located at
Public Works (565 S Bartlett Road), Village Hall (301 E Irving Park Road), Poplar Creek
Library (1405 S Park), and Park Place (550 S Park). All types of stringed lights and
extension cords are accepted. Collections will continue through February 6.
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Community News
Veterans Day

The playing of Taps generally ends our annual Veterans Day ceremony, but this year it served as our
opening to commemorate the 100th Anniversary of Armistice Day. On November 11, 1918, at 11:00
am, a cease fire was called that would mark the end of World War I. To recognize this historic day,
groups around the world played Taps at 11:00 am. Although it was bitterly cold, hundreds of people
gathered to honor, remember, and give thanks to those who have served our country with pride.

Cultures of Our Community

A celebration of the diversity that unites us was on display on November 3 as our Community Relations Commission
presented its annual Cultures of Our Community event. Performances included dancers from South America, Mexico,
America, India, Egypt, and more.

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Community News
Hanover Township
Conscious Aging Fair
The Department of Senior Services is hosting a Conscious Aging Fair on Saturday, January 12
at the Township Senior Center from 9:00 am-2:00 pm. Residents are invited to attend to
learn about ways to create a healthy lifestyle and manage stress. This free event will feature
presentations, hands-on demonstrations, and a vendor fair.
LIHEAP Winter Heating Assistance Now Open
Hanover Township is scheduling appointments with qualifying residents seeking financial
heating assistance for the upcoming winter season. The Low Income Home Energy Assistance
Program (LIHEAP) helps eligible low-income households pay for home energy services.
To apply, residents must bring all required documentation including:
• Proof of gross income from all household members for the 30-day income period
beginning with the date of the application.
• A copy of current heat and electric bills issued within the last 30 days (if they pay for their
energy directly).
• A copy of lease (if renting) showing utilities, monthly rental amount and property owner
contact information.
• Proof of Social Security numbers for all household members.
• Proof that their household received Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF); Aid
to the Aged, Blind, or Disabled (AABD); or other benefits, such as Medical Eligibility or
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), if receiving assistance from the Illinois
Department of Human Services.
Appointments are required. Senior citizens (over 55 years) should call the Hanover Township
Senior Center at (630) 483-5660; residents under 55 years should call the Hanover
Township Astor Avenue Community Center at (630) 540-9085.
Hanover Township Spring Tutoring Applications Available Now
Our Spring Tutoring Program begins February 12 (grades 2-12). One-hour tutoring sessions
are held once a week at Streamwood High School from 5:00-8:00 pm. Small group sessions
will be conducted by a certified teacher. The fee is $45 per student. Register by calling
(630) 483-5799 or emailing mavila@hanover-township.org.
Poplar Creek Public Library
“Are You Yeti to Read?”
Sign up for our Winter Reading Challenge and earn prizes just
for reading! Be sure to stop by the Main Library on Sunday,
January 13 from 1:00-3:00 pm for our Winter
Reading Kick-off event. There will be a family magic
show, crafts, hot chocolate, cookies and more! For details,
please visit our website at www.pclib.org. The Winter Reading
Challenge will run through February 22.
Family Concert Series Presents:
Downtown Charlie Brown Blues Band
You are invited to a FREE concert on Sunday, February 17 at 2:00 pm to see one of the
hottest blues bands in the area. Playing a mixture of R&B, New Orleans, and Chicago-style
Blues as well as Jazz and a taste of Rock & Roll, the Downtown Charlie Brown Blues Band
has something for everyone. Register online or call (630) 483-4910.
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Streamwood Park District
Valentine’s Day Trivia
Did you know that Saint Valentine’s Day was the same as an
ancient Roman festival of fertility? Are you ready to test your
knowledge and wit about Valentine’s Day Trivia?
Bring your friends & family or join an open table for an
evening of laughter on February 7 at 7:00 pm at Hoosier
Grove Barn. There will be prizes, cash bar, raffles and more!
Tickets are $18/person and include appetizers and one complimentary drink.
Other Exciting Upcoming Events:
“New Year New You Yoga”
We are continuing our series of Yoga events with, “New Year New You Yoga” on January 16
from 7:00-9:00 pm at Hoosier Grove Barn. This is an evening of Yoga followed by
champagne and fun. The Yoga is gentle and will be refreshing and relaxing.
Youth Indoor Soccer – Ages 4 to 8th grade, boys and girls
Encourage your children to be more active! Get them involved in our indoor soccer program.
This is the age to introduce kids to the enjoyment of sports. Soccer is a great game for
children, even if they want to play at a recreational level. It is one of the best sports to
develop all-around fitness and it develops team work and friendships.
Don’t miss the registration deadline of January 26.
For registration and more on our programs visit us online at www.spdcares.com
Take Flight
This interactive exhibit from Science Works Hands-On Museum invites visitors to discover the
principles and forces that make flight possible for airplanes,
helicopters and rockets. It will be at the Main Library from January
14 through March 14.
14th Annual Black History Family Festival
Celebrate the inner greatness in everyone from 1:00-4:00 pm on
February 2 at the Main Library. This year’s festival will present
inspiring speakers including business consultant and motivational
speaker Christopher Williams as well as live music, treats, crafts,
stories and more.
Preschool & Childcare Information Fair
This helpful fair for parents and caregivers will take place from 10:00 am-12:00 noon on
January 19. Representatives from area preschools, daycare centers and licensed homes will
be available to talk about their childcare services and answer questions. For more
information, please visit www.gailborden.info/preschool.
Global Neighbors Series: Scotland
Go beyond Outlander and experience Scotland through music, food and more from
6:30-8:00 pm at the Main Library. Scottish fiddler Tim Macdonald will play both 18th
Century Scottish chamber music and high-energy dance tunes. Balmoral Restaurant will share
free tastings and Mike Murschel will relate the Scottish connection to the founders of Elgin.
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School News

School District U-46

Streamwood High School Teacher Wins National Teaching Prize

Precision Manufacturing teacher Matt Erbach won second place in the 2018 Harbor Freight Tools for Schools
Prize for Teaching Excellence, earning him and his school’s skilled trades program $50,000. In making the
award, Harbor Freight Tools for Schools cited Erbach’s broad background in both education and private industry,
his dedication to his own continued professional development, and the supportive environment he creates for his
students in the precision manufacturing program.

Thank You to Our Principals for a Day

Members of the Streamwood Police Department and Village of Streamwood joined community leaders from across the District for Principal for a Day on
December 7. Participants spent the day reading to students, leading the pledge, monitoring recess, and learning about our schools. School District U-46
appreciates all 57 community leaders who participated.

Kindergarten Rallies Scheduled for Incoming Kindergarten Families

School District U-46 is encouraging parents and guardians whose children will begin kindergarten next fall to
attend a Kindergarten Rally in February at their neighborhood school. The events will allow parents to reserve a
seat for their prospective kindergartner in the full-day, play-based kindergarten program for the 2019-20 school
year. To be eligible to enter kindergarten next fall, children must be 5 years old on or before September 1,
2019. Visit www.u-46.org for a schedule of rally dates, and information on what parents should bring to the
events to make the most of the opportunity.

U-46 STEM Expo – February 24

The U-46 STEM Expo is an opportunity for K-12 students to create a project in the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) and
present to fellow students, families, and community members. Students are encouraged to explore a question or concept that interests them, create a
project, and share their learning with their community. The STEM Expo will be hosted at Bartlett High School on Saturday, February 24 from 8:00am-
12:00 pm.

Protect our Water Supply

Reduce Rock Salt Use
The Village wants to encourage
residents to use rock salt with care to
protect our water supply. After melting
snow and ice, the salty slush drains
into sewers and washes into rivers.
Once in the water, it chokes aquatic
life and changes the composition of
our region's streams and lakes. After
shoveling, please limit the use of salt
on driveways and sidewalks. Excess
salt should be swept up and thrown
YOU’RE SMART. GET MOVING.
away to avoid damaging grass, trees, Apply now!
or our waterways. Spring classes start Monday, January 14.
elgin.edu/brightchoice

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Village of Streamwood PRESORTED

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Streamwood, IL 60107 U.S. POSTAGE
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Billie D. Roth | (630) 736-3801
Board of Trustees | trustee@streamwood.org
Michael Baumer William Carlson James Cecille
William Harper Larry Schmidt Mary Thon
Village Clerk | clerk@streamwood.org Village Manager | manager@streamwood.org ERCWSS
Kittie L. Kopitke | (630) 736-3806 Sharon Caddigan | (630) 736-3832
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Village Departments
Fire - Chris Clark, Chief | (630) 736-3650 | fire@streamwood.org
Police - Daryl Syre, Chief | (630) 736-3700 | police@streamwood.org
Community Development - John Peterson, Director | (630) 736-3843 | communitydevelopment@streamwood.org
Finance - Josh Peacock, Director | (630) 736-3800 | finance@streamwood.org
IT - Victor Ambroziak, Director | (630) 736-3855 | it@streamwood.org
Public Works - Matt Mann, Director | (630) 736-3850 | public_works@streamwood.org
Village Hall Hours:
Monday through Friday 8:00 am - 4:30 pm, Thursdays 8:00 am - 7:00 pm

Holiday House Decorations Winners

Village Calendar The Village received quite a
number of nominations for best
JANUARY
holiday house decorations. The
1 NEW YEAR’S DAY – VILLAGE OFFICES CLOSED
Luminaria Committee had a
3 Village Board meeting 7:00 pm
difficult task, but they were
14 Community Relations Commission 6:00 pm
able to determine the winners!
15 Planning and Zoning Board 7:00 pm
The winners are: 112 David
16 New Year New You Yoga (see page 6) 7:00 pm
Drive – Best Ornamental
17 Village Board meeting 7:00 pm
Display; 11 Washington Avenue
19 Preschool & Childcare Info Fair (see page 6) 10:00 am
– Best Traditional Display; and
21 IN-SERVICE – VILLAGE OFFICES CLOSED
1042 Ashton Court – Best Multi-Family Display. Congratulations!
22 Veterans Memorial Commission 7:00 pm
23 Blood Drive Village Hall (see page 4) 1:00-7:00 pm
FEBRUARY
2 14th Annual Black History Festival (see page 6) 1:00 pm
7 Village Board meeting 7:00 pm
7 Valentine’s Day Trivia (see page 6) 7:00 pm
9 CPR for Healthcare Providers (see page 4)
11 Community Relations Commission 6:00 pm
15 Citizens Police Academy Registration (see page 1)
17 Family Concert at Poplar Creek (see page 6) 2:00 pm
18 PRESIDENTS DAY – VILLAGE OFFICES CLOSED
19 Planning and Zoning Board 7:00 pm
21 Village Board meeting 7:00 pm
24 U-46 STEM Expo (see page 7) 8:00 am
26 Veterans Memorial Commission 7:00 pm
28 Winter Parking Rules End! (see page 4)

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