Village of Arlington Heights Illinois

The Kensington Road pedestrian underpass located east of Village Hall was vandalized in the past with racist graffiti. A resident approached the Village with an idea for an inclusive mural for this area and over the past several months the Village Arts Commission has developed a plan for a mural.

Learn how other communities are enhancing and creating new spaces for senior adults and the community.

Sounds of Summer Concerts return on Thursday, July 15 at 7p.m. at Harmony Park. Dine Alfresco while enjoying the music of great bands and company of family and friends.

The Village of Arlington Heights will hold a second Public Hearing on its 2021 Annual Action Plan at the July 21, 2021 Village Board meeting.

The Buffalo Creek Multi-Use Trail Extension, completed and open to public on June 8, 2021, is a long-awaited project to provide a safer dedicated crossing of Lake Cook Road at the signalized intersection with Wilke Road.

Alfresco has been extended through September

Come on out to enjoy the carnival and fireworks!

Anti-Asian/American and xenophobic harassment are on the rise across the U.S. In this workshop presented by Asian Americans Advancing Justice | Chicago, CAIR Chicago, and Hollaback!, you'll learn how you can intervene effectively as a bystander without compromising your safety.

The Village will be working with the property owner, broker, and all potential purchasers over the next several months to determine which uses would be best for the Arlington Heights community.

The Arlington Heights Senior Center and the partner agencies will resume pre-pandemic operations as of July 1st.

On March 15, 2021, the Village Board of Arlington Heights approved $130,000 in Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding to provide financial assistance to small businesses negatively impacted by COVID-19.

The Village of Arlington Heights has made available for public comment its proposed Consolidated Plan – 2021 Annual Action Plan

Groot's refuse collection will be delayed one day the week following the 4th of July

Come Celebrate Accreditation with the Senior Center throughout May!

Rid your home of unused or expired medications at the Police Department's Drug Take Back Day, April 24.

The new Groot contract, effective April 1, brings some garbage, recycling and landscape waste programs changes.

At its meeting on March 1, the Village Board is expected to formally vote on a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Position Statement for the Village.

Arlington Heights and suburbs in Region 10 are trending towards Phase IV mitigations on February 2. This would allow further expanded capacity for many business.

The Arlington Heights Senior Center Building reopens with restrictions.

New Groot refuse collection contract adds new services and eliminates twice-a-week pickup

Arlington Park Racecourse will be the new location of the free, drive-through testing site that was located at Rolling Meadows High School