Elmhurst prepares for Saint Patrick's Day parade and spring cleanup days

March 05, 2025 | Elmhurst, DuPage County, Illinois

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The Elmhurst City Council meeting on March 5, 2025, highlighted several community events and initiatives, including the upcoming St. Patrick's Day parade and spring cleanup dates.

Mayor announced that the St. Patrick's Day parade will take place at noon on Spring Road this Saturday. The event is expected to feature 14 aldermen, along with the city clerk and treasurer, making it one of Elmhurst's largest celebrations. Residents are encouraged to attend and join in the festivities.
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City Manager provided important updates regarding the annual spring cleanup. The cleanup will occur on three consecutive Saturdays in April. Residents with Wednesday collection days can participate on April 12, those with Thursday collection days on April 26, and those with Friday collection days on May 3. A list of acceptable items for disposal is available on the city’s website.

Additionally, the Elmhurst Lions Club will host its annual pizza party fundraiser at Sandburg Middle School following the parade. Tickets are priced at $10 for an all-you-can-eat pizza, cookies, and refreshments. Children aged six and under can attend for free, and families of five or more can enjoy a maximum cost of $40.

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These events reflect the city's commitment to community engagement and provide residents with opportunities to participate in local traditions and initiatives.

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