Frequently Asked Questions

The wood poles belong to ComEd. The metal poles are maintained by the Village.

Call Public Works first at 708-448-1181. They will repair the problem that pertains to the Village and they will inform you if you need to call a plumber. If it is after hours, call the non-emergency police department at 708-448-3979, and they will call out Public Works.

J.U.L.I.E. at 800-892-0123 or Public Works 708-448-4256

The Water Clerk can be reached at 708-923-7501.

The Village Hall can call out Public Works during business hours 708-448-1181. Please call the non-emergency Police Department at 708-448-3979 after business hours.

The Water Department will need to do a final water reading. Please call 708-923-7501 as soon as you know what your closing date will be to set up an appointment.

The most common cause of high water bills is a leak. First, make sure your toilet isn't running. Put a few drops of food coloring in the tank, but don't flush. If the water in the bowl changes color after a few minutes, you have a leak. Also, check the water meter. If the dial is moving and there is no water being used, you have a leak.

If the work occurred during the Spring or Summer months: The area is allowed to settle for 3 to 4 weeks. After settling has occurred, the area will be restored to the original condition prior to the water main break. If the work occurred during the Fall or Winter months: The area is generally back filled with stone and a barricade is placed on the area. Once settling has occurred, the area will be leveled off with stone. Once weather allows for the availability of material's, the area will be restored to the original condition. Black dirt / sod or seed become available late March, early April. Concrete / Asphalt are generally restored in May.

Yes

Plastic bags and film can't be recycled in the toter. This material can be recycled at the recycle depot on Industrial Way or at most large grocery stores. Be sure plastic bags are clean.

No

Place shredded paper in a paper bag or cereal box before putting in the toter. This keeps shreds contained so that they will not fly around when the toter is emptied, but allows them to be sorted at the material recovery facility.

No. They must be bagged and placed in your garbage container.

No. Neither is the CD itself.