The Police Department is continuing to monitor reports from some communities in our general area of potential incidents of civil unrest. There have been no incidents in La Grange and no known threats. Please contact 911 if you see suspicious activity. Read on...
Acts of vandalism and looting have been reported in some area suburbs and some businesses have closed out of caution. No activity has been reported or is occurring in La Grange. Please call 911 to report criminal activity. Read on...
Governor Pritzker has determined that all four areas of Illinois have met the requirements in order to move to Phase 3 of the modified Restore Illinois Plan. La Grange restaurants and retailers have reopened with additional health enhancements in place. Read on...
On May 20, Governor Pritzker announced updates to Phase 3 of the Restore Illinois Plan allowing restaurants to open for outdoor seating only. The Village is working closely with all of our restaurants to provide safe outdoor dining opportunities. Read on...
The Village would like to advise residents that ComEd will be conducting overhead utility line clearance in the La Grange area over the next few months. Read on...
On May 5, Governor Pritzker unveiled a phased plan to reopen Illinois by region called "Restore Illinois". The five-phase plan is guided by public health metrics designed to provide a framework for reopening in each phase. Read on...
Governor Pritzker has extended the stay at home order through the month of May to limit the spread of COVID-19. Today, the Governor provided a phased plan by region to reopen Illinois called "Restore Illinois". Read on...
Last week, Governor Pritzker announced his intention to extend the Stay-at-Home Order through the end of May. We are still waiting for the final text of the order to be issued. Please continue to stay safe, stay healthy and stay in. Read on...
On April 1, Governor Pritzker signed a 30 day extension to the stay-at-home and school closure order through Thursday, April 30. I want to thank you for your continued support and commitment to retaining connections with all aspects of our community. Read on...
With the increased use of disinfecting wipes during the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic, the Public Works Department is urging everyone to please not flush wipes down the toilet. Read on...
The Public Works Department will begin its annual Hydrant Flushing Program the week of April 6, 2020 and is expected to complete the work by the end of May. Read on...
Beginning this week, residents will receive an invitation to respond to the 2020 Census. Each household will have the option of responding online, by mail or by phone. Read on...
Governor Pritzker's stay at home order aims to reduce the spread of COVID-19 and lessen the potential overwhelming threat to our healthcare system and first responders. Please stay healthy / stay safe / stay in. Read on...
This week has continued to result in unprecedented actions by federal, state and local government agencies to keep new cases of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) from rapidly increasing and overwhelming our health care system and first responders. Read on...
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is responding to an outbreak of a respiratory disease caused by a new coronavirus. The Village is working with local, state and federal health partners to take all preventative steps available. Read on...
To ensure the safety and well-being of our residents and employees, beginning Tuesday, March 17, Village Hall offices will be open, but have limited access for business. Residents are urged to please use online services. Read on...
The Village is migrating away from the current emergency notification system to Rave Alert / Smart911. Residents and businesses are encouraged to register for the no-cost service. Read on...
April 1 is Census Day! Have you been counted? The Count from Sesame Street explains why counting children in the 2020 Census is so important. Links to Everybody Counts coloring books are also provided. Read on...
