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Holly Days 2018

2019 City Calendars Are Here!

Due to generous private sponsorship, the City is once again able to provide free community calendars to Warrenville residents and visitors!

The theme of this year’s calendar is: Warrenville’s Pet Edition. Quantities are limited, so only two calendars per person will be permitted.

Print copies are now available at City Hall, the Police Department, and the Library, Park, and Fire Districts.

City Dog Tags

City Dog Tags

2019 dog tags are now available for purchase at City Hall or at the Police Department
City Dog tag license fees:
- $4.00 neutered dog
- $8.00 non-neutered dog

For residents age 65 and older, there is no fee for a neutered dog; $4.00 for a non-neutered dog
Guide Dogs for the vision or hearing impaired: No fee
For more information, call City Hall at (630) 393-9427 or Police Animal Control Officer Perry at (630) 393-2131.

No Street Parking After 2” Snowfall

City Code 5-3-9 states: No vehicle shall be parked on any street, roadway, or roadway shoulder: 1) for a period of twenty four (24) hours after the accumulation of two inches (2") or more of snow; or 2) until the street or roadway has been cleared of snow.
The Police Department assists the Street Division during any snowfall event that produces two inches of snow or more by enforcing the City's parking ban on streets. The City Code is in place to keep the streets clear for snowplows to efficiently and safely remove snow curb to curb. While the Police Department does not have control over when snowfall will be removed from City streets, it is empowered to ticket and tow vehicles in violation. Towing of vehicles is predicated on various factors, which include the length of time the vehicle was illegally parked and the type of hazard it presents.

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