Village of Arlington Heights Illinois

Low and Moderate-income home owners may qualify for home rehabilitation loans from the Village of Arlington Heights.

Reminders and information for Halloween

Residents invited to enjoy a fun community open house!

Nominate a neighbor, co-worker, employee, friend - or anyone who goes above and beyond for the Village of Arlington Heights!

Residents and SWANCC communities are invited to bring paper documents for shredding

Enjoy all things fall at Autumn Harvest at North School Park!

Fall prevention educational sessions held during Falls Prevention Week, September 18-24.

The intersection of Arlington Heights Road and Hintz Road construction updates.

The Village of Arlington Heights is proud to announce that it has been officially certified as an age-friendly community.

In-person or on-phone Open Enrollment Appointments are available at the Senior Center

The Arlington Heights Police Department's Citizens Police Academy is full

Residents are invited to participate in a Latex Paint Collection Event on Saturday, Sept. 10th

A new mural has been installed in the Kensington Pedestrian Underpass Tunnel.

Harmony Fest featuring the Taste of Arlington Heights returns to downtown Arlington Heights Sept. 30th & Oct. 1st.

The Arlington Heights Fire Department received one of the highest scores recorded at 97.21

Nominate an employer that goes above and beyond!

The Village of Arlington Heights Senior Citizens Commission proudly announces the 2022 Dr. Kenneth Hood Award to Jim Harbaugh.

Join us for a night of entertainment and fun at National Night Out!

Public Notice that the Village has applied for Hazard Mitigation Assistance funding for the "Race & Chicago Avenue Storm Water Detention" project.

On the first Wednesday of each month, the Village's Building & Life Safety front desk will open at 9:30 a.m.

A public hearing is scheduled for Monday, July 18, 2022 at 7:30 pm to discussed the proposed 2022 Annual Action Plan and Proposed Substantial Amendments

The Village is sharing information about Fourth of July events and safety tips

A 30-day public comment period is being held on the Village’s proposed 2022 Annual Action Plan and Substantial Amendments that are being proposed to the 2020-2024 Consolidated Plan and 2021 Annual Action Plan. The 30-day public comment period expires on July 15, 2022.

Lance Harris has been named the new Chief of the Arlington Heights Fire Department.

Stay safe this summer with these seasonal tips and reminders.

A public hearing is scheduled for Monday, June 13, 2022 at 7:00 pm to discussed the proposed 2022 Annual Action Plan and Substantial Amendments that are being proposed to the 2020-2024 Consolidated Plan and 2021 Annual Action Plan.

The Arlington Heights Memorial Day Parade is May 30th.

Early voting will take place at Village Hall beginning June 13

The Village of Arlington Heights recently issued a proclamation recognizing Asian American/Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Month

The Village of Arlington Heights recently recognized May as Jewish Heritage Month, commemorating the more than 350-year history of Jewish contributions to American society, including all who call Arlington Heights their home.

Fire Hydrant Painting Program includes 587 Hydrants

Increased enforcement efforts of the Arlington Heights Police Department resulted in over 500 citations for distracted driving during the month.

Certain residences will need to have their gas meters moved by Nicor.

Sign up today for the Arlington Heights Community Bike Ride!

Vail and Campbell will be closed beginning Monday, April 25th for preparation of Arlington Alfresco.

The Village of Arlington Heights sources its water from the Northwest Water Commission which purchases treated water from the City of Evanston.

Take a quick survey regarding what you think are the Village's most important environmental issues.

The Village of Arlington Heights is offering new sponsorship opportunities for its 2022 Sounds of Summer Season

Groot Recycling, Garbage, and Yard Waste 2022

Fair Housing Month: Homeowner Assistance, Grant Opportunities, and Fair Housing Information

During April, you will see increased law enforcement efforts as officers stop and ticket anone who violates distracted driving and other Illinois motor vehicle laws.

Arlington Heights Sworn Police Officers and Public Service Officers will be equipped with body worn cameras.

The Village has released its CDBG Grant Application form, which must be submitted by 5 p.m. on April 29, 2022.

Crisis Counselors will be available to respond to calls for service that involve someone who may be suffering from a mental health crisis.

Flooding can occur in the United States at any time of the year.

From inspection to proper use, review ladder safety before you decide to climb!

When enrolled in the Village’s electric aggregation program, users will not notice any change in service or billing, which will still be managed by ComEd. Also, those enrolled will never pay more than the ComEd rate for electricity.

In honor of World TB Day on March 24th, the Village's Health & Human Services Department is offering discounted TB testing

The Village is proposing changes on Grove Street, near Prospect High School, including the addition of 12 new stop signs.

To help protect residents and property owners from poor roofing workmanship, the Village of Arlington Heights has re-implemented requirements related to roofing permits.

Coyotes are a natural part of the local ecosystem. Learn tips on how to avoid coyote interactions.

Updates related to frequently asked COVID-19 Testing Questions

Winter weather can create a higher risk of car accidents, hyperthermia, and more. Stay safe this winter with helpful reminders!

Arlington Heights residents can take an active role in helping to keep their community safe!

The Arlington Heights Senior Center offers a wide variety of free and low-cost programs to residents that are 55 years of age or better.

Arlington Alfresco will return annually with a 2022 season beginning April 29th and ending September 25th.

ComEd will be performing tree trimming in Arlington Heights.

Arlington Heights Police are out in full force, cracking down on impaired drivers and seat belt violators.

The Village of Arlington Heights is inviting community members to participate in a virtual blood drive!

Arlington Heights Police: Drug Take Back Day Oct. 23

The Village of Arlington Heights is seeking several high school aged members for the Youth Commission.

Residents may now renew dog tags online.

The Chicago Bears and Churchill Downs Incorporated recently executed a Purchase and Sale Agreement for the Arlington Park land parcel.

The Village of Arlington Heights Snow Shoveling Referral Program provides residents 60 and older, or who have a disability, the names and contact information of teens willing to shovel snow.

Sept. 10th is World Suicide Prevention Day, but it's important to watch for signs year round.

Due to the pandemic, huge shifts in consumption patterns, and a change in a regulatory price impacted cost and volume dynamics in the power market therefore program participation is changing.

On Saturday, October 9, 2021, the Village of Arlington Heights will host a Document Destruction Recycling Event at the Arlington Racetrack, 2200 W. Euclid, from 9 a.m. to noon.

Seeking submissions for 13th Annual Disability Employment Awareness Award

The Village of Arlington Heights is proud to announce the 2022 Vehicle Sticker will feature Frank White, charter member of the first all-volunteer fire department in Arlington Heights.

Groot refuse collection will be delayed one day due to the Labor Day Holiday.

The Kensington Road pedestrian underpass located east of Village Hall was vandalized in the past with racist graffiti. A resident approached the Village with an idea for an inclusive mural for this area and over the past several months the Village Arts Commission has developed a plan for a mural.

Learn how other communities are enhancing and creating new spaces for senior adults and the community.

The Village of Arlington Heights will hold a second Public Hearing on its 2021 Annual Action Plan at the July 21, 2021 Village Board meeting.

The Buffalo Creek Multi-Use Trail Extension, completed and open to public on June 8, 2021, is a long-awaited project to provide a safer dedicated crossing of Lake Cook Road at the signalized intersection with Wilke Road.

Alfresco has been extended through September

Come on out to enjoy the carnival and fireworks!

Anti-Asian/American and xenophobic harassment are on the rise across the U.S. In this workshop presented by Asian Americans Advancing Justice | Chicago, CAIR Chicago, and Hollaback!, you'll learn how you can intervene effectively as a bystander without compromising your safety.

The Village will be working with the property owner, broker, and all potential purchasers over the next several months to determine which uses would be best for the Arlington Heights community.

The Arlington Heights Senior Center and the partner agencies will resume pre-pandemic operations as of July 1st.

On March 15, 2021, the Village Board of Arlington Heights approved $130,000 in Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding to provide financial assistance to small businesses negatively impacted by COVID-19.

The Village of Arlington Heights has made available for public comment its proposed Consolidated Plan – 2021 Annual Action Plan

Groot's refuse collection will be delayed one day the week following the 4th of July

Come Celebrate Accreditation with the Senior Center throughout May!

Vaccination Event at the Arlington Heights' Village Hall on Thursday, May 6th

Rid your home of unused or expired medications at the Police Department's Drug Take Back Day, April 24.

The new Groot contract, effective April 1, brings some garbage, recycling and landscape waste programs changes.

At its meeting on March 1, the Village Board is expected to formally vote on a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Position Statement for the Village.

Arlington Heights and suburbs in Region 10 are trending towards Phase IV mitigations on February 2. This would allow further expanded capacity for many business.

The Arlington Heights Senior Center Building reopens with restrictions.

New Groot refuse collection contract adds new services and eliminates twice-a-week pickup

Village Moves to Tier 2 Mitigation Restrictions