Arlington Town Square is getting new rooftop HVAC equipment, which means a large crane will be working on Evergreen Avenue Near Sigwalt Street. The large crane will be operating from 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 a.m. […]
The Arlington Heights Memorial Library and the Village of Arlington Heights are in the process of discussing the future of real estate located at 112. N. Belmont Ave., Arlington Heights, the site of the former […]
The Arlington Heights Police Department is scheduled to open the new Arlington Heights Police Station at 200 East Sigwalt Street on Saturday December 22, 2018 at 6:30 a.m. The police station space at the temporary […]
Arlington Heights Trustee Thomas Glasgow announced Monday night that he is stepping down as Village Board Trustee after serving a decade on the village board. Glasgow said his decision is the result of an increased […]
UNIQUE SPECIAL PROGRAM STARTS TODAY A special program to assist residents with cleanup efforts of fallen tree branches that occurred when snow-laden branches were broken during the November 25-26, 2018 blizzard, was established by the […]
The Village of Arlington Heights summarized winter storm statistics following the blizzard that struck Nov. 25-26, 2018 this week at the Village Board Meeting Monday night, December 3, 2018. About 12,000 power outages were reported […]
Arcing power line on US 14 and Davis Street in Arlington Heights, including scenes from I-90 near Rolling Meadows, power out downtown Arlington Heights, a tree down on Arlington Heights Road north of Oakton Street, […]
The Village of Arlington Heights announced internally on Thursday, November 1, 2018 the upcoming retirement of Fire Chief Ken Koeppen, with 38 years of service with the Arlington Heights Fire Department. Ken Koeppen was appointed […]
The Arlington Heights Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Commission has canceled its community bike ride planned for Saturday, October 6, 2018 due to significant rain in the forecast. The next community bike ride will be held […]
The Arlington Heights annual Autumn Harvest event for Saturday, October 6, in North School Park has been cancelled due to the rainy forecast for Saturday. The Village of Arlington Heights apologizes for any inconvenience and […]
13-STORY RESIDENTIAL BUILDING PROPOSED WITH 8- AND 6-STORY BUILDING NEAR LOCATION WHERE 5-STORY BUILDING WAS REJECTED In an unusual information release, plans for redevelopment of a long-vacant property in downtown Arlington Heights were declared in […]
You might think of a water main break as a traffic inconvenience when a road is closed for repair; or you might be concerned about damage to your driveway, your parkway, or landscaping. Have you […]
Arlington Heights Firefighter/Paramedic Andrew Hansen Named Illinois Department of Public Health’s EMS Instructor of the Year for Developing Specific Video Laryngoscopy Technique and Trial Program for Endotracheal Intubation (ET) Arlington Heights Fire Department firefighter/paramedic Andrew […]
WHAT ARLINGTON HEIGHTS OFFICIALS AND OTHER COMMUNITY OFFICIALS MIGHT LEARN FROM THE WASHINGTON DC WATER BOIL INCIDENT OF JULY 2018 Recently several neighborhoods in the Washington D.C. area were affected by an advisory to boil […]
The Village Board of Arlington Heights voted to pay $673,573 for engineering and design of a project that would increase the capacity of the existing basin at the northwest corner of Arlington Heights Road and […]
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