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City announces community programs, road closure and July 4 planning
Summary
City Manager Rob Sabo announced sponsorships for Hometown Hero banners, a free Power of Attorney clinic on March 31, an IDOT closure of Kirchoff Road March 28–29, July 4 parade planning, a new monthly digital newsletter coming in May, and recognition for Finance Director Molly Talkington.
City Manager Rob Sabo used staff reports to relay several community items of interest. He issued a final call for sponsors for Hometown Hero veteran banners (displayed May–October) and provided contact information for Communications & Events Coordinator Lori Ciezak.
The Human Services Department is offering a free Power of Attorney and short-term guardianship clinic on March 31 by appointment. IDOT will close a section of Kirchoff Road under the Route 53 bridge on March 28–29 from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.; the northbound off-ramp and southbound on-ramp to Route 53 will remain open. Planning for the July 4 parade is underway for July 4 at 11:30 a.m. along Owl Lane; applications are due June 25. The City will launch a monthly digital newsletter in May. Finance Director Molly Talkington received the Local Gov 250 Champions Recognition for excellence in public service.
