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Village President
Al Larson
Trustees
Marge Connelly
Hank Curcio
George Dunham
Frank Kozak
Mark Madej
Jack Sullivan
Village Clerk
Marilyn Karr
Village Manager
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This system gives you the opportunity to communicate your concerns and request a variety of services directly from the village via the web. Requests may be entered for village services, inquiries about village business practices, or you may forward opinions and questions regarding any village activities.
Your notification will be immediately forwarded to the appropriate department for corrective action and follow-up. You may also track the status of your request. When a CSR is entered, you will be given a personal code number, which you will be able to use to review and track the status of your request.
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Calling 311 is the quick and easy option to reach the village Customer Service Center for non-emergency requests. Customer Service Representatives are available 24/7 to provide information on village programs and events and to enter service requests for a variety of issues.
If a police officer, firefighter, or paramedic is needed, dial 911.
Please note: Calling 311 may not connect if you have AT&T U-Verse as your phone service provider. In that case, use our non-emergency phone number, 847.895.4500.
Click here to view AT&T U-verse's website for more information.
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ComEd has provided new technology enhancements to better communicate with customers affected during power outages.
To report an outage, ComEd customers can text OUT to 26633 (COMED) to report an outage and receive updates on their outage status. Customers can also download the new App for Smart phones; or follow them on Twitter @ComEd or Facebook at Facebook.com/ComEd to stay up to date on the latest ComEd info.
If you encounter a downed power line, immediately call ComEd at 1-800-EDISON1 (1.800.334.7661) or access the website and report the location. |
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Police Department Crime Prevention Newsletter
The Crime Prevention Newsletter provides crime prevention tips, police news, and current public safety alerts to the community.
It is published monthly. To sign up, send an email to Paula Diaz. To view issues, visit the website.
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Senior Citizen Newsletter
Schaumburg's Senior Newsletter is available monthly. For news and views about the happenings at The Barn, check out the Senior Newsletter.
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Schaumburg Flyer Newsletter
Schaumburg's airport newsletter is available online. View news and information about the Schaumburg Regional Airport.
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Customer Central
The Village of Schaumburg is always looking for ways to serve you better, including bill payment options. Our new Customer Central provides residents, businesses, and visitors the ability to create an online account to manage bill payments such as:
- Water Bill Payments
- Metra Parking Permit
- Animal License Tags
- Business/Rental/Vending License Renewals
- Liquor License Renewal
This secure tool is a free service to help manage your online transactions. Visit the website for complete details.
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Walnut Lane
Reconstruction Project
The Walnut Lane Project is a $2.5 million dollar project to reconstruct Walnut Lane from Golf Road to Bode Road. This project is being implemented to improve the safety of the roadway, as well as address the deteriorating pavement and enhance the adjacent landscaping.
Construction is scheduled to begin in early April 2013 and be substantially complete by November 2013, weather permitting. Visit the website to view information that will be updated regularly.
A Project Representative can be reached at 847.923.6681 or via email. Thank you for your patience.
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Schaumburg Road Project
The Schaumburg Road project is a Cook County Department of Transportation and Highways (CCDTH) project to patch and diamond grind Schaumburg Road from Roselle Road to Barrington Road.
Construction begins in the spring of 2013 and will be substantially complete by the fall of 2013. The project will be split up into three sections.The section near the high school will be done over the school's summer break.
For more information, send an email, call 847.923.6681, or read the attached brochure.
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Police Beat Meetings
Beat meetings are held on the third Thursday of each month at 7:30pm in the Community Room of the Martin J. Conroy Center located at 1000 W. Schaumburg Road. Contact Lieutenant Kurt Metzger via e-mail or at 847.348.7339 for information on monthly beat meetings. All members of the community are invited to participate in these open meetings.
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Roadway Responsibilities
While a majority of Schaumburg's roadways are maintained and plowed by village crews, some roads are the responsibility of other local agencies.
View the attached map showing road route responsibilities during a snow event. Any questions or concerns should be addressed to these agencies. If you need immediate assistance, call 311 in Schaumburg.
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Zoning Board of Appeals Agenda Items
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Date: 3/20/2013
Place: Municipal Center
Room: Russ Parker Hall
Time: 7:30pm
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Additional Agendas are Available on the Village Website
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Coffee with the Council
Coffee with the Council is an informational meeting with village trustees held at 9:30am on the second Saturday of the month at the Public Safety Building located at 1000 W. Schaumburg Road. The meeting is open to
the public.
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Schaumburg Community
Blood Drive
April 2, 2013 3pm - 8:30pm St. Matthew Catholic Church Social Center 1001 E. Schaumburg Road Schaumburg, IL 60194 847.891.1220
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Positions Available
Check out the Employment Section of the website to view the details of the specific positions. Once you find a job that you are interested in you can apply directly, save the job to complete your application at a later time, or email the job posting to a friend.
Current available positions:
- None available at this time
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When Do You Fly the Flag at Half-Staff?
Visit the village website for more information about flag protocol.
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About the eNewsletter
This newsletter is compiled by the Public Relations Division of the Village of Schaumburg. For more information, send an email or call 847.923.4710.
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St. Patrick's Day is March 17
Celebrate safely.
Designate a driver.
Don't drink and drive.
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This weekly e-newsletter provides timely information on general news and events from
the Village of Schaumburg.
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Click on the Cracker Barrel icon below to
read the spring issue of Schaumburg's
community newsletter.
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Prairie Center for the Arts
PRESENTS
Mystery at the Theater IX Doomston Abbey:
March 15 and 16, 8pm
A droll two-act adventure of romance,
intrigue, song..... and murder.
(Good seats are available for Friday's performance)
After-show reception both nights
For more information, click here.
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Municipal Aggregation Implementation Process Status 
On February 12, the Village Board approved the award of a contract for Consulting Services for Electric Aggregation to Independent Energy Consultants, Inc. With the consultant's assistance the village will continue with implementation as outlined below. Municipal Electric Aggregation Implementation Process: - Referendum passed on November 6
- Review of Consultant's proposals
- Plan of Operations and Governance created & Ordinance (approved at Village Board meeting)
- Two Public Hearings were heard on March 11 to discuss the village's Plan of Operations and Governance
- Village submits Request for Proposals from Alternative Retail Electric Suppliers
- Alternative Retail Electric Supplier is chosen and contract is finalized
- Residents informed by mail of finalized rate for the supply of electricity
- Eligible residents receive Opt-Out letters from the village
- Residential and small commercial retail customer accounts switched from ComEd to the village's new electric supplier
The village's aggregation program will not affect how customers receive electricity, report outages or pay bills. Under the aggregation program, ComEd will no longer be generating electricity, though they still distribute the electricity and will continue to be responsible for billing issues and power outages. For more information, please contact Jessica DeMory in the Manager's office at 847.923.4702. Also, please look at the Frequently Asked Questions on the village website. Read more... Please note the Village of Schaumburg has NOT chosen an alternative retail electric supplier and is NOT currently in negotiations with an electric supplier.
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Host Families Needed for May 9-12 German Exchange
 Between May 9 - 12, the village will be hosting visitors from Schaumburg, Germany. To ensure our guests receive an authentic American experience, the Schaumburg Sister Cities Commission is looking for host families for these guests.
Host responsibilities include providing breakfast and dinner, and transporting your guest to/from the daily group meeting locations. In return for your hospitality, you will have an opportunity to visit Schaumburg, Germany as part of one of Schaumburg Sister Cities program's upcoming exchanges.
If you are interested in being a host family, contact Mary Nagy or 847.524.1245 or Gertrud von Fragstein at 847.839.0992.
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Medical Loan Closet Temporarily Closed
 The village loans out medical equipment to Schaumburg Township residents for 90 days and will be temporarily closed for remodeling from March 20 through March 25. It will reopen on Tuesday, March 26 from 9am to 5pm at the Nursing Building located at 521 E. Schaumburg Road.
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Overnight Parking
 Parking on village streets is prohibited between the hours of 2:30am and 6am - violators will be ticketed. If you need to park your vehicle overnight, you must contact the Police Department for permission. Overnight parking is limited to five requests within a 30 day period and will not be granted when there is two inches or more of snow fall.
Residents may request overnight parking by dialing 3-1-1 within Schaumburg or call the Police non-emergency number at 847.882.3586.
For an online form and more information, visit the website.
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Early Voting
 Schaumburg Township District Library will hold early voting for the April 9 General Election from March 25-April 6, Monday-Saturday from 9AM-5PM
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Fall Risk Screening: April 3
 Sign up for a FREE Risk of Falling Screening conducted by the Nursing Division, physical therapists from Northwest Community Hospital Physical Rehabilitation Services Department, and No Place Like Home Agency.
Wednesday - April 3
9am - 4pm
Prairie Center for the Arts, Rooms A & B
201 Schaumburg Court
Limited 45 minute appointments are available. Registration is required. Call 847.923.3766 to reserve an appointment.
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Nominations Sought for Volunteer of the Year
 Please nominate the person and/or an organization that you think deserves the award by completing a Volunteer of the Year nomination form. Nominations will be accepted until April 1.
This year's Volunteer of the Year ceremony will take place on April 16. For additional information and nomination forms, contact the Schaumburg Special Events Coordinator at 847.923.3605, or visit the website.
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Sound Opinions -
Beatles vs. Stones
Friday, March 22 - 8 pm
Revered music critics and cohosts of the nationally syndicated public-radio show "Sound Opinions", Greg Kot and Jim DeRogatis tackle one of the liveliest debates in rock history: Who's cooler, the Beatles or the Stones? The dueling rock journalists discuss and debate the bands' beginnings in Britain during the early '60s, make head-to-head comparisons of iconic albums, evaluate the band members' individual contributions, and assess their legacies as trend-setters, image-makers, and musical visionaries.
Tickets: $10 (adults) / $8 (students & seniors)
Read on...
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Recycling Event: April 20
The village's annual and very successful recycling event will be held on Saturday, April 20 from 10am to 3pm at the School District 54 office located at 524 East Schaumburg Road.
Residents are invited to recycle electronics, computers, televisions, batteries, CFL bulbs, oil, antifreeze, and more at this event. NO PAINT OR HAZARDOUS WASTE WILL BE ACCEPTED!
With questions or to volunteer, call 847.923.6644 or send an email.
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Microenterprise Loan Program
 The village is now offering a loan program for small business owners for startup or expansion costs. Loans are offered at a maximum of $10,000, and are forgivable over a three-year term. Loans can be used for advertising costs, lease/acquisition of tenant space/property, and acquisition of software, inventory, and equipment. One full time job must be created as a result of the loan.
Please contact Marisa Warneke, Community Planner, at 847.923.3851 or via email with any questions.
Read on...
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Residential Rehabilitation Loan Program
 Assistance is available for eligible homeowners who are in need of home improvements. Eligible homeowners must meet certain asset and income requirements to qualify. Eligible home reapirs include weatherization improvement, replacement of items in disrepair, and the correction of code violations. Loans are provided at a 0% interest rate with a maximum loan amount of $25,000 for single-family detached homes and $15,000 for multi-family units. The village has partnered with North West Housing Partnership to administer this program. Please visit the website for more information.
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Living with Wildlife - Skunks
 After a low-activity winter when they keep out of sight, skunks are becoming more active now during their mating season which typically occurs this time of year. Males are known to discharge a highly odiferous liquid during mating, much as they do defensively.
The village animal control officer does not trap and release wildlife due to state regulations. The best way to "skunk-proof" your property is by blocking animals from getting underneath porches and bushes.
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Free Easter Egg Hunt and Open House: March 30
Join the Boomers lovable mascot Coop the Boomer for an exciting day of egg hunts, raffles, stadium tours, and a silent auction with a little something for everyone at the second annual free Easter Egg Hunt and Open House beginning at 11am on Saturday, March 30.
Schaumburg Boomers
1999 Springinsguth Road
Schaumburg, IL 60193
847.461.FOWL (3695)
Countdown to Boomers Baseball
2013 Home Opener: 55 days!
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Senior Scam Prevention Seminar: April 23
 This free presentation is designed to provide awareness of scams targeting senior citizens. Speakers include detectives from the Investigations Division and members of the Crime Prevention Unit of the Schaumburg Police Department.
Tuesday, April 23
10am
Schaumburg Township Library
130 S. Roselle Road
Rasmussen Room South
Caregivers and family members of senior citizens are encouraged to attend. Seniors needing transportation to the presentation call Dial-a-Ride at 847.352.8097 or Schaumburg Township at 847.882.1929. You must register prior to the event.
To register for this free event, contact Crime Prevention Specialist Paula Diaz at 847.348.7274. Refreshments will be provided.
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Schaumburg Senior Follies Variety Show
Entertainers including singers, musicians, dancers, acrobats, comedians, and magicians are invited to audition for the village's new Senior Follies talent show at the Prairie Center for the Arts! Auditions will be held on Tuesday, March 19 at 2pm and 7pm and are open to area residents 62 and over.
Selected acts will perform at the Senior Follies variety show on Sunday, April 14 at 2pm.
For more information, contact the Prairie Center at 847.895.3600.
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Driving Safety Classes
for Seniors
Schaumburg Park District Senior Center
505 N. Springinsguth Road
Lisa Perrone, 847.490.7020
Mon/Tue; 3/18-3/19/13
1:30pm-5:30pm
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Relay for Life Kick-off/Bowling Bash Each strike gets us closer to a world of more birthdays.  March 20
6:30pm Poplar Creek Bowl 2354 West Higgins Road, Hoffman Estates, IL 60169 Free Pizza and Prizes Join the Relay for Life of Schaumburg/Hoffman Estates for the Bowling Bash Kick-off, Wednesday, March 20 at Poplar Creek Bowl. 50% of all bowling will be donated to the American Cancer Society. Learn about the Relay, sign up a team, enjoy time with family and friends, or try your luck with our raffles! RSVP by March 13 to Andy.Fry@Cancer.org. www.Relayforlife.org/schaumburgil | |
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American Red Cross Take a Red Cross Class Today From lifeguarding to babysitting to first aid, CPR/AED training, learn lifesaving and caregiving skills from the experts. Go to the website or call 1.800.RED CROSS. Get engaged. Get certified. Get inspired. Click here to view a PDF schedule of classes for March- Chicago & NW Indiana Territory | |
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Thursday, March 21
2pm to 5pm
Hanover Township Senior Center
240 S. Route 59
Bartlett, IL
Access real jobs, bring your resume, and interview with local companies
Addus HealthCare, Advanced Resources, Cap Sonic Group, ChildCare Careers, LLC, Clare Oaks, Clearbrook Center, Dovenmuehle Mortgage, Elgin Community College, Elite Remodeling Group, Farmers Insurance, Fresh Express / Chiquita, GC Services, Harper College, Home Depot, Illinois Tollway, Illinois Dept of Transportation, In Home Personal Care Services, Jewish Vocational Service, John B Sanfilippo & Sons, Inc., New Image Technology, Right at Home, SMS, U.S. Army & Army Reserve, Ultra Foods / Strack & VanTil, Village of Hanover Park, Viridian Energy, Insphere, Mary Kay and more...
Co-hosted by Hanover Township and Representative Fred Crespo
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Earth Hour
 On Saturday, March 23, at 8:30pm, thousands of cities around the world will go dark for one hour during Earth Hour, WWF's annual campaign to raise awareness of the environmental challenges we all face, such as climate change.
For more details, visit www.worldwildlife.org.
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Eighth Annual Oil Change for Change: April 20
 Saturday, April 20
8am - 3pm
DJs Auto Service Center
495 Estes Avenue
In honor of Carole Origer, DJ's Auto Service Center will donate their time and Napa Auto Parts will donate the oil and filters for this day of remembering and raising funds for the American Cancer Society. Go to DJs and get an oil change and donate funds to support the ACS.
http://www.cancer.org/
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About Schaumburg | |
Schaumburg is the largest center of economic development in the State of Illinois, outside the City of Chicago, but it is also very much a community of neighbors and neighborhoods.
Quality of life is important to us and we are constantly working to enhance it. Schaumburg boasts 90 miles of bike paths, the Schaumburg Prairie Center for the Arts with a 442-seat theater, gallery, outdoor stage, and the 135 acre Spring Valley Nature Center and Historic Farm site. Offering excellent schools, a superb park district, and superior village services, Schaumburg is a wonderful place to live, work, and raise a family. If you are planning a visit, our hotels, restaurants, and shops will make your stay comfortable. Visit the website for more information.
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Disclaimer:
The Village of Schaumburg accepts no liability for the advertisements in this newsletter and does not endorse any product advertised. Any advertisement does not necessarily represent the view or support of the Village of Schaumburg.
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