Lombard Police Warn Residents: Lock Your Car

Car burglaries have been on the rise in recent months, with the majority of these crimes focusing on unlocked cars. The Lombard Police Department is encouraging residents to never leave valuables in cars and to never leave cars unlocked. The simple behavi...

Village Board Update: Video Gaming, March 22, 2019

At last night’s Village Board Meeting, two ordinances regarding video gaming were considered on first reading, and were initially approved by the Village Board.

The ordinances were read on separate action and Village Board members provided comments and fee...

Controlled Burns for Late March through Mid-April

Lombard Public Works Announces Controlled Burns Planned for Late March through Mid-April

The Village of Lombard’s Public Works Department, in conjunction with Bedrock Earthscapes, LLC of Wheaton, will be performing controlled (prescribed) burns this Spring...

Public Works & ComEd Spring Tree Trimming

The Village of Lombard is continuing its parkway tree trimming in the area of Lombard north of Roosevelt, up to Saint Charles Road, west of Main Street. ComEd will also be performing tree trimming due to Emerald Ash Borer damage.

Trees will be trimmed to a...

Lombard's Drug Take Back Day on Oct. 23

The DEA’s National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day is a biannual event hosted nationwide to provide the public with a free and convenient opportunity for the disposal of unwanted, unused, and expired medicines from households. The event is hosted by the D...

Bond Denied for a Chicago Man Accused of Shooting at a Lombard Police Officer

Finley Road Construction Update

Beginning Oct. 22, Finley Road between Hickory and Wilson will be detoured to Edson for concrete pavement replacement. Finley will be closed to any northbound traffic but will remain open to southbound local traffic, including to the Sunset Knoll Rec Cent...

Police Activity in the Area

UPDATE 1:30 PM – The area of St. Charles Road and Lincoln Avenue is now clear.  Thank you for your patience.  

UPDATE 10:20 AM:  Police remain on scene in the area of St. Charles Road and Lincoln Avenue as they continue to invest...

Lombard Police Warns Residents About Ruse Burglaries

The Lombard Police Department recently responded to a report of a ruse burglary in which a male wearing a reflective vest informed a resident that he was investigating an issue with bacteria in the water in the area. One of the residents allowed the man t...

Seasonal parking and Storage of Recreational Vehicles Nov. 1 – Mar. 31

During the winter months, November 1 – March 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 stora...

Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over this Halloween

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. If you plan to be out celebrating, keep these fearsome...

Halloween 2021

For those making plans to participate in Halloween activities this year, the Village of Lombard’s recommended trick-or-treating hours will be from 3:00 - 7:00 p.m. on October 31.  Understanding that not everyone may feel comfor...

Lombard's Free Leaf Collection Program

Lombard’s annual six-week free leaf pick-up for residents will begin Monday, Nov. 1, and end Friday, Dec. 10. During this time, residential property owners may place an unlimited amount of paper bags containing only leaves curbside on their norm...

2021 Senior of the Year Recipients

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. These Lombard residents have gone above and beyond to give back to our community a...

Lombard Police Department Investigates Reports of Theft and Fraud Related to Stolen Mail

The Lombard Police Department is investigating reports of theft and fraud; related to stolen mail from collection boxes located outside the Lombard Post Office. Over the past two months, collection boxes outside of the Lombard Post Office have been broken...

Lombard Man Facing Multiple Felony Drug Charges

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.  Ryan Setaram, 23, of the 200 S....

Lane Reductions Begin Next Week for Helen Plum Library Construction Project

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. Two-way traffic will be continuously maintained through the end of the lan...

Recycle Often, Recycle Right

While the Village is forgoing its typical Recycling Extravaganza this year, we are providing resources for reuse and recycling options with charities and local businesses. Learn more.

When you recycle at home, remember to keep food and liquid out of your r...

Village accepting Local Tourism Grant Applications Starting Sept. 27

The Village of Lombard will once again seek grant applications for local programs and events that support tourism and promote the Village as a destination to nonresident visitors. The application process opens September 27, 2021. Interested first time app...

Yard Waste Collection Begins April 5th

Waste Management’s yard waste collection program in Lombard begins the first full week in April and ends the second full week in December. In addition, contract service fees will be adjusted by the Consumers Price Index. 

Bundled brush, ...

Sign Up for Development News: Lilac Station and Helen Plum Library

Sign Up for Community Development E-News

• Residents interested in receiving construction alerts and updates regarding the new Lilac Station development in downtown Lombard at 101 S. Main Street can sign up to receive e-mail updates at www.villageoflombard.o...

Prevent Thefts With the 9 p.m. Routine

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. These precautions ha...