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WELCOME TO FYI WARRENVILLE
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TGIF. It's time for the City's weekly recap to help us stay better connected, informed, and prepared.

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The City of Warrenville app is now available for download to your smartphone. Pay bills, request service, and more!

City Services Made Easy With Our Citizen Engagement App

We’ve heard your questions — here are a couple of quick clarifications about using the app to pay your utility bill:

NEW: Why don't I receive a confirmation number for a phone payment?

BS&A, the City’s utility billing provider, has confirmed this feature isn’t available yet but is under development. We will make an announcement when this feature becomes available.

Do I have to enter my account number and PIN every time?

No. You only need your PIN the first time you set up your BS&A account. After that, you log in with the user ID and password you created. 

* If you choose not to set up an account, you’ll need your account number and PIN each time you pay as a guest.

Where can I find the PIN to my account number?

Find the PIN on the top portion of your water statement to the right of the barcode, in a small font.

Can I use my bank’s online payments (ACH)?

Yes. The system accepts automatic payments from your bank account or credit card once you create an account in BS&A.

Get started at: https://warrenvilleil.citysourced.com

Or download the app:

* Android

* iPhone 
Graphic promoting the October 2025 Hometown Happenings newsletter. Left side reads “Landing in your mailbox soon! Hometown Happenings newsletter.” Right side shows the cover of the October 2025 issue with topics including the Pop-Up Market, the new City App, Minute with the Mayor, DuPage County Crisis Recovery Center, and more.

Hometown Happenings 

The October issue is here! Topics:

• Get ready for the Pop-Up Market soft launch.

• Help is Here: Learn about the DuPage County Crisis Recovery Center offering 24/7 support.

• City services at your fingertips with the new City app.

• Mayor’s column about COMMUNITY.

• Warrenville Cemetery burial information.

• Halloween trick-or-treat hours and door signs.

• October is Pedestrian Safety Month.

•  Special insert from the City’s Environmental Advisory Commission with fall tips and updates.

View the issue: Hometown Happenings
E-Bike safety for kids includes: Wear a helmet, know road rules, and use hand signals.

A Message About E-Bikes

E-bikes are fast and can be dangerous.

Parents, talk with your kids about the rules, the laws, and wearing a helmet every ride.

Watch this video from Warrenville Police Chief Bonilla: E-Bike Safety
Graphic promoting Sunday Music Matinee at Warrenville Public Library. Left side shows teal background with white text: 'Sunday Music Matinees. Join us at the library for a free music performance. Register at warrenville.com/events. Sponsored in part by a City of Warrenville Hotel Tax Grant.' Right side shows musician Tom Sharpe standing with a tambourine in hand, surrounded by instruments. Text below: 'Tom Sharpe, Sound Energy Experience. Sunday, October 5 at 2:00 pm. All ages.'
Graphic with text: “Fall Hydrant Flushing · September 29–October 31, 2025 · Monday–Friday, 7:00 a.m.–3:30 p.m.” Includes an illustration of a red fire hydrant with water flowing from it.

Fall Hydrant Flushing

The City began its annual fall hydrant flushing program September 29. 

Work will continue through October 31, 2025, Monday through Friday between 7:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m.

Hydrant flushing is a regular maintenance activity that helps:

• Remove built-up sediment from water mains

• Maintain water quality

• Ensure hydrants are working properly for fire protection

During flushing, water may look cloudy or discolored, or contain some sediment for a short time. Running your faucets will help clear it up.

Water is safe to drink during this time, even if it looks different.
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U Drive. U Text. U Pay. campaign graphic. Text reads: Traffic Safety Campaign | September 2025 | Enforcement Results. 15 citations for hands-free traffic violations. 4 operating uninsured motor vehicle citations. 1 Expired Registration Citation. 1 Operation of Motor Vehicle with Suspended Registration Citation. 1 Disobey Traffic Control Device Citation. 1 No Valid Driver’s License Arrest. Includes Warrenville Police badge logo.

U Drive. U Text. U Pay. – Campaign Results

The Warrenville Police Department partnered with the Illinois Department of Transportation and law enforcement agencies statewide to target distracted driving in September.

Officers issued the following citations during the campaign:

• 15 citations for hands-free traffic violations

• 4 Operating Uninsured Motor Vehicle citations

• 1 Expired Registration citation

• 1 Operation of Motor Vehicle with Suspended Registration citation

• 1 Disobey Traffic Control Device citation

• 1 No Valid Driver’s License arrest

“Driver distraction is a persistent issue in Warrenville that often has life-altering consequences,” said Sgt. Highland. “Issuing a citation is a proven way to get motorists to pay attention or pay the price. This safety campaign may be over, but we will continue our efforts to stop motorists from engaging in this deadly behavior.”

This enforcement effort was funded with federal traffic safety funds administered by the Illinois Department of Transportation.

• Distracted driving is dangerous and illegal. Pay attention or pay the price.
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Partially completed mural painted on the side of a tan brick building. On the left, a blue and red patterned vase with flowers is painted next to a doorway where a bicycle is outlined. On the right, a large mural depicts a river curving through green fields under a blue sky, with a tree on the horizon. The artwork is still in progress.

Work in Progress: Mural at Recycled Cycling

Liz Lowrie and her team from Indie Art Park are bringing a new mural to life on the wall of Recycled Cycling Bike Shop, right along Manning Street at Batavia Road.

Stop by and see how this project is adding color and creativity to our community!
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City Council meeting: Monday, October 6.

Plan Commission/Zoning Board of Appeals meeting: Thursday, October 9.

Most meetings held at 7:00 p.m. in Council Chambers, 28W701 Stafford Place.

Find meeting details at: Agenda Center


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