Village of Arlington Heights Illinois

A public Candidate Forum will be held at 9:30 a.m. on Saturday, March 16 in the Board Room of Village Hall.

The Design Commission meetings March 12 at 6:30 p.m. to review design modifications made on the Arlington 425 project. These modifications were made after feedback received in February from the Design Commission.

The railroad crossing at Arlington Heights Road and Northwest Highway will be closed from

Move your clocks ahead for Daylight Saving Time on the night of Saturday, March 9. It's also a great time to remember to check the batteries in your smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors.

The Arlington Heights Police Department will hold a "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" enforcement campaign on March 15 relating to the St. Patrick's Day holiday.

An informational meeting will be held at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, March 6 at the School District 25 Administration Building, 1200 S. Dunton Ave. regarding the Cypress Area Storm Sewer Improvement Project

Preliminary review of the Taylor Mason Townhomes project on the south end of Block 425 will be held at the Design Commission meeting February 26 and at the Conceptual Plan Review Meeting on February 27.

A public Open House of the new Police station, 200 E. Sigwalt, will be held on Saturday, March 16 from 11:30 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Andrew Larson, a 22-year veteran of the Arlington Heights Fire Department, has been appointed the new Fire Chief for the Arlington Heights Fire Department.

Downtown improvement projects slated for this spring and summer involve installation of larger combined sewer mains, creation of mid-block crosswalks, repaving of Northwest Highway and maintenance work on brick-paver sidewalks.

The Village's Design Commission will review some design revisions that have been done on the Arlington 425 project at its February 12 meeting.

Local high school teens looking for part-time work should stop in at the Teen Job Fair on March 5 held at the Arlington Heights Memorial Library.

Registration is open for the Police Department's Citizens Academy, an 11-week course that gives you a look into police service.

Buffalo Grove High School Wins the Police Department's Speed Awareness Video Education Challenge!

The number of traffic crashes in the Village of Arlington Heights has reached an all-time low. Enforcement and educational initiatives have been effective in impacting the number of traffic crashes in the Village.

An informational meeting with officials from both the library and Village is scheduled for Wednesday, February 6 at 6:30 p.m. in the Buechner Room of Village Hall to discuss future plans of 112 N. Belmont Avenue.

Snow is in the forecast. Here are some helpful reminders regarding snow removal.

Freezing temperatures outside can affect the pipes in your home. Here are suggestions on how you can keep the pipes in your home from freezing and causing damage to your home.

Join us in celebrating the 2019 Hearts of Gold honorees at a banquet held on Saturday, February 16. Congratulations to all who are receiving a heart of gold for their generous and selfless contributions that have positively impacted the lives of others!

Arlington Heights changes the age requirement to purchase tobacco from 18 to 21 years of age.

Mayor Hayes Selects Greg Padovani As His Appointment to Village Board

Residents can take an active role in keeping the Village safe by participating in the Fire Department's "Adopt-A-Fire-Hydrant" program.

Residents and businesses are encouraged to keep sidewalks passable and clear of snow during the winter months.

This program matches local teens who are willing to shovel snow for residents over age 60 or with a disability. Both teens and residents are encouraged to register.

Arlington Heights holds a press conference on Thursday, July 26. announcing its new initiative, CARE, the Community Addiction and Recovery Effort as a comprehensive approach to opioid recovery for residents of Arlington Heights.

Our customer service request form, Arlington@Work, makes it easy for residents and businesses to report a concern using a smartphone, tablet or computer.

On the second Tuesday of each month the Building & Life Safety Department will open at 9:30 a.m.