During the winter months, Nov. 1 – Mar. 31, residents may park their recreational vehicles in their garage, side, or rear yards as long the vehicle is on a hard surface, in the front yard past the setback of 30 feet, or at an off-site storage facility. Read on...
The Lombard Police Department will be a collection site for the DEA's National Rx Take Back Event on Saturday, October 23 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Read on...
The Lombard Police Department is reminding drivers of the dangers of impaired driving, particularly on Halloween when little ghouls and goblins are out in neighborhoods and on busy streets after dark. Read on...
For those who choose to participate in Halloween activities, the Village of Lombard is recommending trick-or-treating hours from 3:00 - 7:00 p.m. Read on...
The Village of Lombard is pleased to announce the 2021 Senior Man of the Year George “Ed” Seagraves and the 2021 Senior Woman of the Year Patti Comfort. Read on...
The Lombard Police Department is investigating reports of theft and fraud; related to stolen mail from collection boxes located outside the Lombard Post Office. Read on...
The Lombard Police Department announced today that a Lombard resident has been charged with five felony charges for the alleged possession and sale of drugs and controlled substances to local high school students. Read on...
Beginning Monday, Oct. 11, lane reductions will be in place on Main St. from W. Washington Blvd. to E. Hickory St. as work on the Helen Plum Library construction project continues. Read on...
Waste Management’s yard waste collection program in Lombard begins the first full week in April. Yard waste sticker prices have increased according to the annual Consumers Price Index by 2 cents to $2.45/sticker. Read on...
Sign up for updates and alerts regarding the new Lilac Station development at 101 S. Main Street and the new Helen Plum Library at 411 S. Main Street. Read on...
The Lombard Police Department is reminding residents to ensure that their valuables are removed from vehicles, that their vehicles and homes are locked, and that they turn on exterior lights, as part of a “9 p.m. routine” every night to help deter thefts. Read on...
