Latest reports indicate there are still approximately 1,700 residents without power due to the storms. At this time, ComEd has indicated that it could be several days until power is returned to those residents. In order to assist those in need without power, we will be opening up our cooling shelter located at the Sports Hub during daytime hours. If you are without power and need a place to stay overnight, please contact the Glendale Heights Police Department’s Community Outreach Specialist, Tanya Macko, at 630.909.5459.
If you have an emergency, please call 911. Please check on your friends, family and neighbors if they need any assistance. Please continue to monitor our social media and Village website for updates. ComEd has reported they have restored power to more than 60 percent of those affected.
Tree Limb/Branch Pick-up from Storm
On Monday August 17 2020, the Village of Glendale Heights will be picking up downed tree limbs and branches from private property that resulted in this past week’s storm damage. Branches and limbs must be no longer than 8 feet and placed in the parkway by 7:00am Monday morning. Please remember that this is for tree branches and limbs only so we ask that you do not place any other debris or household items in the parkway. Also, please be sure that you do not block the sidewalk with any debris. If you have any questions, please call the Sports Hub at 630.260.6060 Monday - Friday, 7:00am - 7:00pm and Saturday, 8:00am - 12:00pm.
Visit www.2020census.gov and be sure to be counted!
Make an appointment at the Golden Sheers Salon at the Center for Senior Citizens for a haircut, color, manicure and more! Call 630.260.6050 for an appointment!
For more information on the Coronavirus or COVID-19, please visit www.glendaleheights.org/COVID19
Book your event at a Village facility today! From weddings to showers to meetings, we have space available! Contact the Sports Hub, Center for Senior Citizens or Glendale Lakes Golf Club!
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Wyland National Mayor’s Challenge for Water Conservation: Pledge to Conserve Water Online!
The Village of Glendale Heights is committed to being good stewards of our earth’s natural resources by striving to improve our region's air, water and land, reduce greenhouse gases, minimize waste, and reduce energy consumption. I am joining other Mayors nationally to participate in the “9th Annual Wyland Mayor’s Challenge for Water Conservation” to promote awareness of water conservation efforts. I encourage residents of Glendale Heights to take a pledge and challenge to become environmental stewards by decreasing water use and reducing pollution for a period of one year.
All you need to do is register at www.mywaterpledge.com. I hope to see Glendale Heights lead the way to conserving water among other cities nation-wide through their online pledges!
Mayor Linda Jackson, Village of Glendale Heights President
CodeRed Text Alerts
Sign up for CodeRed to receive text alerts for emergency information from the Glendale Heights Police Department. Text "glendalepd" to the number 99411 to instantly enroll in this program. Stay informed and aware on topics like missing children or people, criminal activity, various threats, severe weather updates and more!
GH2O Aquatic Center Now Open for the Season!
We are pleased to announce that GH20 Aquatic Center is now open for the season! Registration for a two hour time slot is available online or by phone (630.260.6060). Fees for each time slot are $4 for residents and $8 for non-residents.
Pre-registration is REQUIRED. In order to register for a time slot you must have an active household in our Sports Hub Registration System. We highly recommend confirming your household account is active. To create an account please go to www.ghprf.com, click the online registration tab then click login tab and follow the link to create a new account or call our Registration Team Monday - Friday 7:00am to 7:00pm and Saturday 8:00am - 12:00pm at 630.260.6060.
Due to the current COVID-19 pandemic, GH2O will be operating at a limited capacity and under the strict guidelines and recommendations set forth by the Illinois Department of Public Health and Phase 4 of the Restore Illinois Plan. Additional details will be made available on Monday, July 6th at www.ghprf.com.
COVID-19 Testing Sites
The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) has released a list of COVID-19 Testing Sites. Please visit their website to find a site near you.
COVID-19 Website
The Village has a dedicated page for resources available to the Glendale Heights community affected by COVID-19. This page has information from the State of Illinois about programs and initiatives available for businesses and residents along with important information regarding Village operations. Please visit www.glendaleheights.org/COVID19.
