The Village Board Meeting scheduled for Thursday, May 1 starting at 7:30 pm will be conducted in-person or viewed live via our YouTube. You may view the agenda by visiting Diligent. Please note: Public Comment can only be made in person. To request to speak, please Click Here or you may also request to speak at the meeting.
May 1 Committee of the Whole
The Regular Meeting of the Committee of the Whole scheduled for Thursday, May 1, 2025 following the Village Board Meeting and held in the Council Chambers of the Glendale Heights Civic Center, 300 Civic Center Drive, Glendale Heights, Illinois has been cancelled. Click here to view the notice.
The 2024 State of the Village Address is now available. A short recap video is available on our social media and a full detailed breakdown is available in the March/April Village Newsletter.
Coffee and Chat with the Village President and Board is held the first Saturday of each month at the Linda Jackson Center for Senior Citizens. Please call 630.909.5302 if you have any questions!
Now hiring School Crossing Guards starting at $17/hour. Apply at www.glendaleheights.org/HR.
Street sweeping no parking restrictions from April through May.
Cop on the Rooftop benefiting the Illinois Special Olympics
Join the Glendale Heights Police Department on Friday, May 16 from 5:00 am to noon as we help raise funds for the Illinois Special Olympics at Cop on the Rooftop! The Glendale Heights Police Department Is teaming up with Dunkin Donuts in Glendale Heights (2130 Bloomingdale Rd and 22W251 North Ave) to sell merchandise and solicit donations all benefiting the Illinois Special Olympics. If you have any questions, please contact the Police Department's non-emergency number at 630.260.6070.
Recognition of Elected Officials
Join us on Thursday, May 1, 2025 at the Glendale Heights Village Board Meeting at Village Hall as we recognize Village President Chodri Ma Khokhar, Village Clerk Marie Schmidt, District 5 Trustee Chester Pojack, and District 6 Trustee Mary Schroeder for their years of dedicated service to the Village Board. We will will also be swearing in newly elected Village Officials Village President Elect Rebecca Giannelli, Village Clerk Elect Kim Darlin, District 2 Trustee Incumbent Mohammad Siddiqi, District 5 Trustee Elect Jenny Matrasko, and District 6 Trustee Elect John David Biacan.
Street Sweeping Parking Restrictions
To enable an efficient and effective street sweeping schedule, parking on streets is prohibited during the months of April and May, between 8:00 am and 4:00 pm on one specific day each week in each zone. Color coded "No Parking" signs are posted throughout the Village. To see which zone you are in, please refer to our Street Sweeping Zone Map.
Cambridge Lane and Westchester Drive CDBG Water Main Replacement Project Construction Notification
Click the link to view the Village of Glendale Heights water main project notification.
Senior Citizen Utility Tax Rebate Program
The Village offers a Senior Citizen Utility Tax Rebate Program to its residents. This program rebates qualifying* seniors towards Municipal utility taxes paid each year. The qualifying age is 65 and the rebate is a fixed amount of $75. Gross household income cannot exceed $45,000. An applicant can be either a homeowner or renter, have lived in Glendale Heights the entire year, and must be the same person whom utilities are billed to. Municipal utilities are typically charged on electric, natural gas, and telephone (landline and/or cellular). Rebate applications are only accepted and processed beginning February 3 through April 30.
Applications can be obtained at the Linda Jackson Center for Senior Citizens, 260 Civic Center Plaza or at Village Hall. Need to know more? Please call the Linda Jackson Center for Senior Citizens at 630.260.6050 or the Finance Department at 630.260.6000 or download an application. Reimbursements will be made within 30 days following receipt of a completed and verified application.
*Proof of age, income, residency and payment of utilities is required.
Our Mission
The Village of Glendale Heights strives to improve the quality of life for all its residents and commits to serve, protect and provide a high standard of services and
programs through the cooperative efforts of its residents, businesses, employees and elected officials.