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Snow is coming.  Are you ready for winter driving?

Snow, sleet and freezing rain is coming.  Please remember your safe driving habits as the driving conditions worsen.  Leaving yourself more room to stop, not following the vehicle in front of you too closely and keeping your speed down are just a few reminders to help you have a happy and safe holiday season.

Your ATHD crew will be out spreading rock salt and a beet juice and salt brine mixture to help reduce the amount of ice on the roads.  We'll also be out plowing as the snow begins to accumulate.  Please be aware that these trucks need more time and space to stop and start. Also, be aware that these trucks, like many vehicles, have blind spots, so make sure you keep your vehicle in view of the drivers.

Finally, when the snow falls, please remember to follow the Winter Parking regulations.  Parking on the street is prohibited after the snow accumulates 2 inches or more until the streets have been cleared.  Violators can be ticketed and towed!  You can read the ordinance here.

As always, if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact our office at 630-892-0246.

Fall Brush Pickup was a success!!!

Thank you all for another successful brush pickup event. We had 339 piles/stacks/heaps of brush and limbs that our crew picked up last week. Of those 340 registrations, we had 76 utilize the website! What a great way to save time and money, folks.

And for the other 263 of you...get on board and use the yellow box to the right for the April 2012 brush pickup event.

Road Construction Update!

2011 Resurfacing Phases I and II are complete!!!

Have you driven on newly resurfaced South Farnsworth yet? How do you like the smooth blacktop on Bilter, County Farm, Nan, Carol Lynne, S. Kendall, S. Calhoun, , North Ave, Rathbone, Parkside, Gary Ave (off Molitor), Price, Pleasureview, Rockwell and Palmer? How about the widened St. Christopher and Whitlock Courts?

Kudos to Geneva Construction for completing Phases I and II on time and within budget. Commissioner Shoemaker thanks everyone for their patience and wishes you safe travel on these newly resurfaced roads.

As road construction season winds down, you'll see our road crew out patching potholes and repairing other road damage. If you encounter a pothole that needs to be addressed, please let us know by filling out the Service Request form at the top of this page.

Also, give the crew a break and slow down so they can return safely to their families.

Finally, if you don't see your street on this list, but think it should be resurfaced, let us know. While we are unable to resurface the whole township every year, we make every effort to give priority to streets that are in the worst condition. Your input is appreciated.