Streamwood

Community News
November / December 2016
On the 11th Hour of the 11th Day
of the 11th Month
Veterans Day Honoring
American Veterans of All Wars
Prior to 1954 Veterans Day was known as
Armistice Day, a day dedicated to the cause of
world peace, primarily honoring veterans of World
War I. In 1954, after World War II having had the
greatest U.S. armed forces assembly in the
nations history; and after American forces aided in
South Korea, the veterans service organizations
urged the 83rd Congress to amend the term
Armistice Day. As a result, the Act of 1938 was
amended by replacing the word Armistice, with
Veterans. On June 1, 1954, November 11th
became the official first Veterans Day a day to
honor American veterans of all wars.

Luminaria
Streamwoods Annual Traditional Holiday Celebration
Every year, on the first Friday in December, hundreds of
community volunteers, civic organizations, individuals
and families help bring holiday spirit to Streamwood, by
lighting up the Village with luminaria. Designated
groups take ownership in lighting candles placed in
sand-filled paper bags along Park Boulevard and
throughout the entire municipal campus Village Hall,
Police Station, and Veterans Memorial.
Two children will be selected by a raffle ticket drawing
for the opportunity to assist Village President Billie Roth
with Luminarias grand finale the lighting of the Village holiday tree! The Village holiday tree, the largest spruce in
Veterans Memorial, is adorned with thousands of holiday lights. This stunning display of lights is a sight to be seen!
Of course, this holiday tradition would not be complete without cookies, hot cocoa, and a visit by two very important
guests Mr. & Mrs. Claus! Stop by Village Hall, as Mr. and Mrs. Claus will be in town visiting with children of all ages.

Soldiers of the 353rd Infantry near a church at Stenay,

Meuse in France, wait for the end of hostilities. This
photo was taken at 10:58 a.m., on November 11,
1918, two minutes before the armistice ending World
War I went into effect. (Photo and caption courtesy of
US Department of Veterans Affairs)

Please join the Village Board and Veterans

Commission in observance of Veterans Day on
Friday, November 11 at 11:00 am, at
Streamwoods Veterans Memorial. Take time out to
focus on the importance of Veterans Day by
thanking and celebrating our veterans for their
selflessness in serving on behalf of our country.

Do not miss out! Come and join other

members of our community in bringing the
holidays to light on Friday, December 2
at 6:30 pm. For additional information
or to volunteer to help light luminaria,
please contact Village Hall at (630)
736-3803, or via email at
mayor@streamwood.org.

Your Village President,

Board of Trustees, and
Village Clerk

Billie D. Roth
Village President

Village Board News

Industrial and Manufacturing Tax Savings
On October 6, the Village Board unanimously approved to renew with the Cook County Assessors Office, the
Class 6B property tax status of Rydin Decal, one of the Villages manufacturing businesses. Cook County
industrial and manufacturing businesses receiving the Class 6B property tax incentive are assessed at a
considerably lower market value rate 10 percent during the first 10 years, 15 percent in year 11, and 20
percent in year 12. Without Class 6B tax status, those properties are assessed at a standard rate of 25
percent. Offering this Class 6B tax incentive to Cook County industrial and manufacturing businesses
stimulates expansion, increases employment opportunities, and allows for competitiveness with DuPage and
Kane Countys more favorable tax structures.

DARE Donation
At a recent Board meeting, representatives from AMVETS Post 277
donated $1,000 to the Villages Drug Abuse Resistance Education
(DARE) Program. The DARE Program operates in nine schools
throughout the Village and teaches students to make positive, healthy
choices.

Michael H. Baumer
Village Trustee
Public Saftey Committee

Street Sealant Contract Approved

William J. Carlson
Village Trustee
Community Affairs
Committee

James P. Cecille
Village Trustee
Community Development
Committee

The Village approved a contract with Corrective Asphalt Materials to apply corrective sealant to various
streets throughout the Village. This sealant penetrates cracks and protects the asphalt surface, helping to
extend the life of the pavement. Areas to be restored may include Surrey Meadows and Autumn Chase
subdivisions.

Welcome New Officers

At the October 6 Village Board meeting, two new officers were sworn in.
Officers Sean Stretch and Dennis OShea were sworn in as regular
members of the Police Department following the academy, and after
completing all field training. Congratulations!

2017 Calendar Approved

The Village Board adopted its official calendar for 2017. The calendar lists the official meeting dates for the
Village Board and its Commissions, and lists days that the Village Hall and administrative offices are closed.
A complete listing of these dates is available on the Village website at www.streamwood.org.

William W. Harper
Village Trustee
Finance Committee
Legislative Committee

Mary F. Thon
Village Trustee
Public Works
Committee

Kittie L. Kopitke
Village Clerk

Public Village Board Meetings 7:00 PM

1st and 3rd Thursday of each month
Streamwood Village Hall - Council Chambers
301 E. Irving Park Road, Streamwood, IL

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Village News
Streamwood Oaks Golf Club Celebrates 25 Years!
On September 28, a golf outing and reception was held in
celebration of the 25th Anniversary of our communitys hidden
gem - Streamwood Oaks Golf Club. Guests enjoyed a 9-hole round
of golf on Streamwood Oaks championship course. The Village
held a tree planting and dedication commemorating this milestone
event. During the anniversary reception, Streamwood Oaks
General Manager, Tom Schneider, took the opportunity to honor the
memory of one of the Clubs long-time employees and dear friend, John Costello, who passed away earlier
this year. A new tree was also planted in dedication to his memory.

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Village Presidents Message

Advanced Disposals Holiday Trash Collection and

Disposing of TVs
The holiday season brings many calls from residents, inquiring on how their
trash collection may be affected by the holidays. Here are the collection days
that will be affected due to the holidays:
Thanksgiving Thursdays and Fridays collection will be one
day later respectively
Christmas and New Years Day Mondays and Tuesdays
collection will be one day later respectively
Advanced Disposal has informed the Village that they will no longer
accept/haul away televisions with trash collection. If you are in
need of TV disposal please check with local recycling companies for their
recycling requirements. Also, please keep in mind that the Villages Natural
Resource Conservancy Commission offers free electronics recycling during their
annual SEED event in April. For your trashrelated questions, please contact
Advanced Disposal at (630) 587-8282, or visit their website at
www.advanceddisposal.com.

ComEd Smart Meter Coming to Streamwood

ComEd is preparing to rollout the installation of Smart Meters in all homes and
businesses across northern Illinois by the end of 2018. Smart Meters will give
you access to more information on your homes use of electricity, so that you
can see first-hand areas where you may be able to save money on your
monthly electric bills. Streamwood is scheduled for Smart Meter installations
beginning in December, with the balance installed in 2017. Be on the lookout
for further communications directly from ComEd. For questions or additional
information on the Smart Meter rollout, please visit ComEds website at
www.comed.com,

Tree Alert
The Village Public Works Forestry Department would like to alert residents to
black spots on maple tree leafs. This black spot or tar spot on leaves is a
tree fungus which affects all species of maple trees. Black spot fungus does
not have any effect on humans or pets. Although it may be unsightly, black
spot is generally not harmful to healthy maple trees. Unfortunately, if the
problem continues untreated it may begin to stress the tree. We are asking
residents to help control the spread of black spot, by raking up all leaves and
dispose of them in appropriate yard waste containers in a timely manner.

Phoenix Lake Clean-Up

On Saturday,
September 24, the
Natural Resource
Conservancy
Commission, along
with resident
volunteers and Village
staff, removed
invasive plant species
and cleaned up garbage around Phoenix Lake. In total, 16 bags of garbage
were removed. Volunteers found everything from an old end table to cans of
paint. A special thank you goes out to Melinda Burton, Steven Gibson, and
Diane Rader for their hard work in helping to improve our natural areas!

President Roth with members of civil engineering firm Hampton Lenzini

and Renwick, and Tim Holloway (far right)

I would like to thank the business and community members who joined us on September 28
in celebration of Streamwood Oaks Golf Clubs 25th anniversary. Despite the oddly cold
weather, it was a very enjoyable event.
Its hard to believe that the end of 2016 is already upon us. 2016 marked anniversary
milestones for two of the Villages prized assets Veterans Memorial and
Streamwood Oaks Golf Club both celebrating 25 Years. We were not the only
ones celebrating anniversary milestones. Poplar Creek Library as well as the Streamwood
Park District, both celebrated their golden 50th!
This time of year is a busy one for the Village, as I am sure it is for you and your family.
Plans are underway for the Villages annual holiday celebration Luminaria, on Friday,
December 2 from 6:00 to 9:00 pm. If you, your family, or organization would like to
volunteer to help light up the Village with luminaria, please contact my office at (630)
736-3803 or by email at mayor@streamwood.org.
The holiday season is also a time to remember those less fortunate. Please consider helping
a senior citizen or family in need for the holidays, by donating coats, hats, scarves and/or
mittens, or by contributing to our local food pantry. To see how you can personally help
make a difference this holiday season, contact the Hanover Township Welfare
Services at (630) 540-9085 or the Hanover Township Senior Center at
(630) 483-5600.
The Village Board recently completed and adopted our 2017 Goals and Objectives. Our
annual goalsetting program provides us a clear path for setting priorities as we develop our
annual budget. Our guiding principal is always to maintain a balanced budget, improve our
reserve balances, keep the cost of government down, while maintaining the programs and
services our community expects and deserves.
I hope to see you at upcoming events in the community. Our Community Relations
Committee will host its annual Cultures of our Community event on Saturday,
November 5 at Poplar Creek Library from 1:00 - 4:00 pm. This is a great opportunity
to meet your neighbors and to learn and celebrate our communitys strenght in its diversity.
Please take time to honor and give thanks to our veterans by joining the Village Board and
the Veterans Commission for a Veterans Day observance at Streamwoods Veterans
Memorial on Friday, November 11 at 11:00 am.
On behalf of the entire Village Board we would like to wish you and yours a very safe and
happy holiday season! We look forward to continuing to serve you in the New Year, as
2017 will be a very special one - the 60th Anniversary of the Village of
Streamwood!
Sincerely,
Billie D. Roth, Village President

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Village News
Fire Department Open House

Ki t t ie s Kor ne r
Village Clerk Kittie Kopitke
Early Voting Hours at Streamwood Village Hall
The remaining dates available for Early Voting for the November 8th Election at Streamwood Village
Hall, are Tuesday, November 1 through Friday, November 4 from 9:00 am 7:00 pm; Saturday,
November 5 from 9:00 am 5:00 pm; Sunday, November 6 from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm; and
Monday, November 7 from 9:00 am 5:00 pm.

The Streamwood Fire Department held its annual

open house on October 8 at Fire Station 31.
Attendees watched live demonstrations of a
technical rescue, the extinguishing of a
demonstrated house fire, and the extrication of a
victim from a crashed vehicle. Valuable home
safety tips were addressed, from the importance
of installing and maintaining fire alarms, fire
extinguishers, and carbon monoxide detectors, to
the regular cleaning of dryer vents to avoid fires
from very flammable dryer lint. Residents also
learned of other services and resources offered by
the Streamwood Fire Department public
education programs, HAZMAT, CPR training,
technical rescue and rescue diving.
FREE Rain Barrel Program Ending
The Metropolitan Water Reclamation District
(MWRD) of Greater Chicagos
free rain barrel program has
been very popular among
residents. The use of rain
barrels has offered a new
appreciation for managing
water, as well as being a
useful tool in combating
flooding. Over 500 residents have participated in
the MWRDs free rain barrel program since its
inception in 2015. Effective December 31,
2016, the MWRD will discontinue the
free rain barrel program, but will offer
them at cost on their website: www.mwrd.org.
Up until December 31, Village residents and
community groups can continue to request free
rain barrels by visiting the Village website at
www.streamwood.org Please note that the rain
barrel colors and styles have changed; the
previous versions are no longer available.
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Nominating Petitions for the April 2017 Consolidated Election

Nominating Petitions for the April 4, 2017 Consolidated Election began circulating in September.
Streamwood Village Board positions up for election are Village President (1), Village Clerk (1), Village
Trustees (3) 4-year term and Village Trustee (1) 2-year unexpired term. Nominating Petitions must be
filed with the Streamwood Village Clerks office between December 12 and December 19, 2016.
Leaf Raking into Village Streets is Prohibited
Many Streamwood residents rake leaves into the street assuming that they will be picked up by the
Public Works Department; please be advised that the Village does not provide this service. Please
refrain from raking, sweeping or blowing leaves into Village streets. All yard waste must be collected
and placed into approved containers for removal by Advanced Disposal during regularly scheduled trash
collection day. The 2016 yard waste pickup service ends on December 15.
Parking Restrictions
Parking is prohibited on Village streets between the hours of 1:00 am 5:00 am, except where noted
in specific subdivisions. Parking is also prohibited on Village streets after two inches (2) or greater of
snowfall, and remains in effect until streets are fully plowed. However, Winter Parking Rules go into
effect on December 1, allowing residents to park across the sidewalk/parkway, during the hours of
9:00 pm 7:00 am on Sunday through Thursdays and 9:00 pm 9:00 am on Fridays and
Saturdays.
Keep Snow on the Parkway
Please be reminded that when removing snow from your driveway, to shovel or blow the snow to either
side and onto the parkway. It is unlawful to shovel or blow snow into Village streets. This is especially
important after the plows clear the snow and lay salt. If you shovel snow back onto the roadway, it
can create ice slicks leading to dangerous driving conditions.
Holidays are the Perfect Time to Shop Streamwood!
Looking for great deals on the perfect gift this
season? Save time by shopping locally at the
various shops and specialty stores in
Streamwood you can find something for
everyone on your list! Sign up for Shop
Streamwood! now by visiting
www.streamwood.org and click on the Shop
Streamwood! logo. Sign up for coupons to
our local businesses, get sales alerts and even
job announcements! Downloading the Shop
Streamwood! app makes finding local
services on the go much easier. Download the
app from the Google Play Store, Apple App Store, or scan our QR code. Shop locally, make your
sales tax dollars work for you by reinvesting in your community!
Shop Smart, Shop Local Shop Streamwood!

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Hanover Township
Holiday Application Sign Up
Registration is open for Hanover Township families facing financial hardship for the 2016 Holiday Season. Applications are being accepted now and through
December 16, at the Astor Avenue Community Center, 7431 Astor Avenue in Hanover Park. Applications will be processed on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays from 9:00 11:00 am. This program serves Hanover Township residents only. Required documents for the application process include:
valid ID, utility bill dated within the last 30 days, birth certificate for children 0-15 years old, proof of income covering the last 30 days prior to the date of the
application. For questions or more information, please call (630) 540-9085.
Hanover Township Holiday Bazaar
Hanover Township and the Victory Centre of Bartletts Annual Holiday Bazaar will be held on Friday, November 18 and Saturday, November 19
from 9:00 am 3:00 pm. at the Hanover Township Senior Center and the Victory Centre of Bartlett. This is an opportunity to shop for unique holiday gifts
at over 40 vendors selling handmade goods from scarves and blankets, to candles and baked goods. There will be something for everyone at the Bazaar! This
is a free event.
Breakfast with Santa
The Township will host a Breakfast with Santa on Saturday, November 19 from 9:30-10:30 am at the Hanover Township Senior Center. Tickets are $5
for children age 9 and under and $10 for ages 10 and up. Proceeds will benefit the Adopt-A-Senior program.
Holiday Meal Box Giveaways
Families in need are invited to Hanover Townships Holiday Meal Box giveaway, scheduled for November 22 and December 20 from 8:0010:00
am, or while supplies last, at the Hanover Township main campus at IL Route 59 in Bartlett. The Holiday Meal boxes will be given to eligible
township residents providing proof of residency, food pantry card, medical card or utility bill. If you have any questions or would like additional information,
please contact Hanover Township Welfare Services at 630-540-9085.
Holiday Party
Santa will visit with children at the Hanover Township Holiday Party on December 14 from 3:30 5:00 pm, at the Hanover Township Community
Center at 7431 Astor Ave, Hanover Park. This is a free holiday event!

For additional information on any of the above events, please contact Hanover Township at (630) 483-5600.
Holiday Home Decorating Contest
Do you enjoy decorating your home for the holidays with a showcase of lights and other holiday
twinkles? Well, dont enjoy the spectacular alone show it off! Enter the 2016 Village Holiday
Home Decorating Contest! Participating entries must be received by Monday, December 1.
Homes will be judged by members of the Luminaria committee, on Friday, December 9 and
Saturday, December 10, between the hours of 6:30 pm 9:30 pm. Holiday lights must
be on in order to be judged. Homes will be judged within three categories: multi-family home
display; traditional single-family home display; or ornamental single-family home display.
Complete the entry form below and submit via: email to mayor@streamwood.org; fax (630) 837-0242; mail to Village of Streamwood, 301 E. Irving Park
Rd., Streamwood 60107; or, simply drop it off at the cashier counter in Village Hall. The Holiday Home Decorating Contest is open to all Streamwood
residents.
2016 Holiday Home Decorating Contest - Entry Form
Name:
Address:
Phone:
All entries must be received by Thursday, December 1, 2016. Winning home entries will be notified by December 19. A photo of the winning homes
will be published in a future issue of Streamwood Community Newsletter, unless otherwise specified at time of contest entry.

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Park & Library News

Poplar Creek Public Library
Anderlik, Otto & Church in Concert Acoustic
Blues, Bluegrass & American Roots Music
Visit the library on November 6 at
2:00 pm for a live musical performance featuring
progressive bluegrass, pop/rock covers and blues to
cinematic original compositions and heartfelt ballads.
Without a Mask: Hockeys Daredevil Goalies
On November 14 at 7:00 pm Craig Pierce will share tales of ice
hockeys most courageous, colorful and quirky characters from the 1960s.
This multimedia presentation includes Craigs Wall of Fame panels with
memorabilia and autographs from some of hockeys greatest legends.
Who is Santa Claus?
Are you curious who Santa really is? Did you even wonder how elves came
into the story, or why we hang stockings or put a pickle in a Christmas
tree? On December 8 at 7:00 pm we will explore the origins of Santa
from the real man to the myth he has become. Recommended for
children ages 12 and up.
Pearl Harbor: A Day That Will Live in Infamy
Join us on December 13 at 7:00 pm as historian
Jim Gibbons discusses the surprise attack on Pearl
Harbor by Japanese Naval and Air Forces on its 75th
anniversary.
Random Ringers Handbell Choir-Holiday Concert
The Random Ringers Handbell Choir is back for
their special holiday performance on December
18 from 2:00 - 3:45 pm. The 11-member
ensemble will perform secular, popular, and classic holiday music.

For additional information and to register for any of the above events,
please contact the Poplar Creek Library at (630) 483-4910.

Park News
Streamwood Park District
Letters to Santa
Santa will have a special mailbox at the Streamwood
Community Center and at Park Place from December 1 15 for letters
written by children. Santa will reply to all letters directly from the North Pole.
Letters can also be mailed directly to: Santa Claus c/o Streamwood Park
District, 550 S. Park Blvd., Streamwood, IL 60107

Breakfast with Santa

Enjoy a buffet-style breakfast with Santa and Mrs. Claus on December 3
from 9:30-11:30 am, at Hoosier Grove Barn. Children can visit with Santa
and have their picture taken. All children will receive a special goodie.
Registration is required. The cost is $14 for a resident and $21 for a
non-resident. Children under 2 years of age are free.
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Gail Borden Public Library

The Robot Zoo
The robots in this zoo reveal the biomechanics of giant
robot animals to illustrate how real animals work.
Available through December 11, The Robot Zoo
is one of the most popular exhibits ever to tour science
and natural history museums. This is a free family
event, featuring eight giant robot animals and 15
hands-on activities. Find out how a giant squid propels
itself, how a bat uses its sonar system to hunt prey at
night and how a fly walks on the ceiling! Sponsored by
the Gail Borden Public Library District Foundation.

Hands-On Robotics Round-Up

On December 1 from 6:30 8:00 pm, families will try technology toys
together at hands-on stations. Activities will include coding with Ozobots, Tangram
puzzles using Osmo puzzle pieces, helping BB8 make his way through a maze
and more! Presented in cooperation with Northern Illinois University STEM Read.
Sunday Afternoon Concert Series
On November 20, the Elgin Symphony Orchestra Woodwind Quintet will perform
A Musical Tour of Chicago with music that represents
many of Chicagos cultural icons and ethnic communities.
The Northside Brass featuring David Nelson will play
holiday music favorites on December 4. These one-hour
performances will begin at 2:00 pm in the Meadows
Community Rooms at the Main Library. Meet the artists
and enjoy refreshments after each concert. Free tickets will be available at the
Main Library, Rakow Branch and South Elgin Branch three weeks prior to each
concert.

Frosty 4K
The Frosty 4K is a family event that will take you on a 2.5 mile trek around
Hoosier Grove Park on
December 4. Families will
head from Hoosier Grove Park
to Aquarius Park, then back to
Hoosier Grove, where a cup of
hot chocolate and a visitor
from the North Pole awaits.
Check-in begins at 7:30 am;
race time starts at 8:30 am.
Registration is required. The
cost is $25 and all participants
will receive a Frosty 4K shirt.

Park & Library News

All Aboard the Storytime Trolley!
On December 18, climb
aboard the storytime trolley
for a trip to Santas workshop
for a visit with Santa, Mrs.
Claus, and their elves. On the
way to Santas workshop
holiday helpers will entertain everyone with a reading of The Polar Express.
Each child will receive a special Polar Express Commemorative Bell. Tickets
must be purchased in person at the Park Place registration counter
located in the lower level. Ticket costs are $18 for participants ages 12
and younger and $16 for participants age 12 and older.
Winter Break Camp
Winter Break Camp, December 22 through January 6, is a fun-filled
week of games, arts and crafts, field trips, swimming, and more. The camp
is run by our experienced Group Care staff. Campers must provide their
own sack lunch, swimsuit and towel each day, and dress accordingly, as
camp may go outside if weather permits. Registration fee required.

For questions and registration information, please contact the Streamwood

Park District Registration department at 630-483-3025, or visit their
website at www.spdcares.com.

School News
School District U-46
School District U-46 will host its ninth annual Principal for a Day event with
more than 50 community leaders stepping into the principals office
from 8:00 am 12:00 pm on Friday, December 2, in schools across
our District. The program offers local business, government and non-profit
leaders a behind-the-scenes look at all the responsibilities of a principal as
well as the day-to-day routines and demands. To conclude the event,
community leaders will be invited to attend a luncheon at Villa Olivia in
Bartlett, sponsored by Marco, a leading technology services provider.
Business and community leaders interested in filling the principals shoes
for a day may contact Coordinator of Family & Community Engagement
Karla Jimenez at 847-888-5000 ext. 4211 or karlajimenez@u-46.org.

ECC Satellite Branch

Were you aware that Streamwood Village Hall is home to a satellite
branch of Elgin Community College (ECC)? ECCs Streamwood
Center offers non-credit, continuing education classes. The Streamwood
Center location includes computer and general purpose classrooms,
improving access to college for those who live in the eastern portions of
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Village President | mayor@streamwood.org

Billie D. Roth
(630) 736-3801
Board of Trustees | trustee@streamwood.org
Michael Baumer
William Carlson James Cecille
William Harper
Mary Thon
Village Clerk | clerk@streamwood.org
Village Manager | manager@streamwood.org
Kittie L. Kopitke
Sharon Caddigan
(630) 736-3806
(630) 736-3832
ERCWSS
Village Departments
Chris Clark, Fire Chief | (630) 736-3650 | fire@streamwood.org
POSTAL CUSTOMER
Ed Valente, Police Chief | (630) 736-3700 | police@streamwood.org
John Peterson, Community Development Director | (630) 736-3843 | communitydevelopment@streamwood.org
Josh Peacock, Finance Director | (630) 736-3800 | finance@streamwood.org
Matt Mann, Public Works Director | (630) 736-3850 | public_works@streamwood.org
Village Hall Hours:
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
Thursday 8:00 am - 7:00 pm

Village Calendar
Date
NOVEMBER
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24-25
DECEMBER
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Time

Event

Location

9am 7pm
4:00 pm
7:00 pm
9am 5pm
1pm 4pm
9am 3pm
2:00 am
9am 5pm
6am 7pm

Early Voting Presidential Election

Adjudication Hearings
Village Board of Trustees Meeting
Early Voting Presidential Election
Cultures of Our Community
Early Voting Presidential Election
Turn clocks back one hour
Early Voting Presidential Election
General Election Day
Veterans Day Observance
Veterans Day Observance
Adjudication Hearings
Planning & Zoning Board
Village Board of Trustees Meeting
Crime Free Housing Seminar
Thanksgiving Holiday

Village Hall Lower Level

Police Department
Village Hall Council Chambers
Village Hall Lower Level
Poplar Creek Library
Village Hall Lower Level
Daylight Saving Time Ends
Village Hall Lower Level
Local Polling Place
Village Offices Closed
Veterans Memorial
Police Department
Village Hall Council Chambers
Village Hall Council Chambers
Police Department
Village Offices Closed

Village Board of Trustees Meeting

Luminaria and Christmas Tree Lighting
Adjudication Hearings
Streamwood Chamber of Commerce
Business After Hours Social
Village Board of Trustees Meeting
Crime Free Housing Seminar
Adjudication Hearings
Holiday

Village Hall Council Chambers

Village Hall
Police Department

11:00 am
4:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
9:00 am
7:00 pm
6:30 pm
4:00 pm
5:30-7:30pm
7:00 pm
9:00 am
4:00 pm

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Village Hall
Village Hall Council Chambers
Police Department
Police Department
Village Offices Closed