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Village Hall Closed Monday, July 4The Hanover Park Village Hall will be closed Monday, July 4th, in observance of the Independence Day holiday. Village Hall will reopen for regular business hours on Tuesday, July 5.
The Village of Hanover Park wishes you a happy and safe Fourth of July holiday. Please remember to leave the fireworks to the professionals.
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COPS Day Picnic & Movie in the ParkThe Hanover Park Police Department will be hosting the 24th annual COPS Day Picnic on Friday, July 15, 2022, from 5:00-8:30 p.m. with the movie beginning at dusk.
The picnic will be held at Springwood Middle School, 5540 Arlington Drive. Springwood Middle School is located on Arlington Drive approximately 1/2 mile south of Lake Street/US-20.
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Village Procurement of ServicesThe Village of Hanover Park is committed to increasing the level of diversity of the vendors who the Village procures services from.
We invite you to register your business to receive notifications when projects go out to bid, RFP or other procurement related opportunities. Hanover Park businesses are strongly encouraged to register for the notifications.
When your business responds to bids and RFPs, please note if your business is minority owned, woman owned, veteran owned, LGBTQ+ owned or disability owned on the plan holders form.
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2022 Infrastructure Improvement Project Begins!The Village of Hanover Park’s Infrastructure Improvement Project is scheduled to start Friday July 1, with preparation for water main work on Northway Drive. The following week water main installation will begin. Various other streets included in this project will start with some curb and gutter replacement and sidewalk replacement to bring crossings and intersection into compliance with ADA requirements.
Residents whose street is part of the resurfacing project were sent notification detailing what to expect during construction. With any construction project, residents on the affected streets may notice colored flags in the parkway along their street and paint marks along curb and sidewalk. We ask residents to leave the flags in place during construction as the flags mark underground utilities for the contractor. For the duration of the project, residents will retain access to their street and driveway though minor delays may occur. If you have any questions regarding construction activities, please contact Public Works at 630-823-5700 for additional information. A map of Village streets being improved during the 2022 season is available on our website.
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2022 Resurfacing Project Update
Construction continues with concrete sidewalk, curb and gutter removal and replacement on the south portion of the project.
As a part of this project, 34 street sections will be improved. These improvements will include various storm sewer improvements, spot drainage improvements (e.g., curb and gutter replacement), spot sidewalk removal and replacement to meet the current Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) standards, pavement patching, removal and replacement of the existing asphalt surface, pavement markings, and necessary restoration.
The public will have access to the streets during construction; however, minor delays may occur. Some residents may also lose access to their driveway temporarily when concrete work is performed. If you have any questions or concerns regarding construction activities, please contact Public Works at 630-823-5700 for additional information.
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The 2021 Consumer Confidence Water Quality Report The Village of Hanover Park is dedicated to providing our residents with safe drinking water. As part of this effort, we have prepared the Consumer Confidence Report (CCR). This report is a requirement of the 1996 Safe Drinking Water Act amendments. It summarizes where your water came from, what it was made of, and how it compared to the standards established by regulatory agencies.
Contaminants that may be present in source water include: - Microbial contaminants-viruses and bacteria which may come from septic systems, livestock, or wildlife.
- Inorganic contaminants – salts and metals which may be naturally-occurring or result from stormwater runoff, oil and gas production, mining, or farming.
- Pesticides and herbicides – these chemicals come from a variety of sources such as agriculture and residential uses.
- Organic chemical contaminants – by-products of industrial processes and petroleum production.
- Radioactive contaminants – can be naturally occurring or a result of oil and gas production.
One important item to realize is that these materials can be found throughout nature to some degree. Their presence does not necessarily mean that there is a health risk associated with our source water. The most important factor to consider is how much of the contaminant is found in the Village’s water supply.
View the CCR report or for a paper copy, please feel free to contact the Village of Hanover Park’s Public Works Department at (630) 823-5700.
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Check to see if you are eligible for the discount rate for the service charge on your water bill!Some residents may be eligible to receive the discount rate of $6.25 for the Infrastructure Service Charge.
Check your Eligibility
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Employment OpportunitiesThe Village of Hanover Park is accepting applications for the following job: - Administrative Assistant- Part-Time
- Code Enforcement
- Engineering Intern
- Firefighter/EMT- Part-Time
- Firefighter/Paramedic
- Maintenance Worker- Street Division
- Police Officer-Lateral Transfer
- Police Records Aide- Part-Time
- Police Records Clerk
- Seasonal Laborer
- Village Planner
- Water Billing Clerk- Seasonal
Find out more information about these employment opportunities at: www.hpil.org/job-opportunities.
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Village President Rodney S. Craig
Village Clerk
Kristy Merrill
Trustees
Yasmeen Bankole
Liza Gutierrez
Syed Hussaini
James Kemper
Herb Porter
Bob Prigge
Village Manager
Juliana A. Maller |
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