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NapervilleIL
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NapervilleIL
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Official City of Naperville acct. Monitored Mon-Fri, 8a-5p. Report off-hours issues: 630-420-6187. Call 911 for emergencies. Terms of use: bit.ly/2e8kCUq
- Replying to @NapervilleIL· Outages and downed trees can be reported to the City’s Call Center at 630-420-6060. Our system can handle 50 callers at a time, so there may be a wait. · You can also report downed trees via data.naperville.il.us/pages/request-…. · For Police and Fire emergencies, call 911. (7/7)
- Replying to @NapervilleILDisclaimer: More severe weather is expected in Naperville and the Chicagoland area today, which could lead to changes to these work plans. We have operational crews on standby and ready to respond as needed. (6/7)
- Replying to @NapervilleILPower Outage Restoration · Approximately 450 Naperville Electric customers remain without power this morning. Restoration depends on tree-trimming crews removing debris so work can safely continue. Power is estimated to be restored by 5 p.m. today, June 11. (5/7)
- Replying to @NapervilleILAny special collection will be communicated via Naper Notify, on our website, and on our social media channels. (4/7)
- Replying to @NapervilleILThe big question we’re hearing: Will there be a special free bulk brush collection in hard-hit areas? The answer: It’s too soon to know. Crews will assess the amount of tree branches curbside through Monday and make a decision then. (3/7)
- Replying to @NapervilleILTree Branch Removal · All roads fully blocked by tree debris were open by midnight. · Crews responding to 300+ service requests & will head back to intersections to remove tree debris today & work on additional needs, like clearing blocked sidewalks, over next several days. (2/7)
- Naperville Public Works, Electric, and public safety crews have been working around the clock since yesterday afternoon’s severe weather. Here is the latest update on what’s been done and ongoing efforts: (1/7)
- The next City Council meeting is at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, June 16. View the meeting agenda at ow.ly/RZ8L50Zahh3. Sign up to speak in person by 6:30 p.m. on June 16 or submit a written comment by 4 p.m. on June 16 at ow.ly/1i9U50Zahh5.
- Naperville relies on volunteers to serve on boards/commissions. If you’re interested, now is a great time to apply! There are several vacancies, including a few on the Transportation Advisory Board (TAB). Learn more at naperville.il.us/boards.
- With rain and storm chances in the forecast, help reduce localized flooding by clearing leaves and debris from nearby storm drains. Want to make a difference year-round? Become a #DrainDefender through the City's Adopt A Drain program: naperville.il.us/adoptadrain.
- Naperville's 2025 Water Quality Report is here! This report contains important information about the source and quality of your drinking water. Read the full report at bit.ly/naperwater2025. #waterquality #ilwaterambassador
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- Special event permit applications for 2027 special events are now being accepted and need to be submitted by Wednesday, July 8. Read the media release for more information about the application process at ow.ly/sAwj50Z85tR
