Village of Arlington Heights Illinois

Andrew Larson, a 22-year veteran of the Arlington Heights Fire Department, has been appointed the new Fire Chief for the Arlington Heights Fire Department.

Proposed Downtown improvement projects slated for this spring and summer will be discussed by the Village Board at a Committee of the Whole meeting held at 7:30 p.m. on February 11, 2019.

Registration is open for the Police Department's Citizens Academy, an 11-week course that gives you a look into police service.

Local high school teens looking for part-time work should stop in at the Teen Job Fair on March 5 held at the Arlington Heights Memorial Library.

The number of traffic crashes in the Village of Arlington Heights has reached an all-time low. Enforcement and educational initiatives have been effective in impacting the number of traffic crashes in the Village.

Join us in celebrating the 2019 Hearts of Gold honorees at a banquet held on Saturday, February 16. Congratulations to all who are receiving a heart of gold for their generous and selfless contributions that have positively impacted the lives of others!

Arlington Heights changes the age requirement to purchase tobacco from 18 to 21 years of age.

Residents can take an active role in keeping the Village safe by participating in the Fire Department's "Adopt-A-Fire-Hydrant" program.

Residents and businesses are encouraged to keep sidewalks passable and clear of snow during the winter months.

This program matches local teens who are willing to shovel snow for residents over age 60 or with a disability. Both teens and residents are encouraged to register.