National Police Week

Communities across the United States recognize National Police Week, to honor and remember those law enforcement officers who made the ultimate sacrifice, as well as the family members, friends and fellow officers they left behind. Lombard Officers who were killed in the line of duty include John Frost, killed Sept. 1936; Louis Schuetz, killed July 30, 1933; and Allan Mollsen, killed Sept. 28, 1986.

As a sign of respect for the fallen, Lombard Officers are displaying a mourning band on their badges through May 15th.

National Economic Development Week

Economic development is a process that influences growth and restructuring of an economy to enhance the economic well-being of a community. In the broadest sense, economic development encompasses policies and programs that focus on improving the business climate, business finance, marketing, neighborhood development, business retention and expansion, technology transfer, real estate development and others.

2021 Lilac Time Photo Contest

The Village is seeking submissions for the 2021 Lilac Time Photo Contest. This year's contest is encouraging photographers to submit their best lilac photos! Judging of this year's contest will focus on photos that best represent the beautiful blooms that give Lombard its reputation as the Lilac Village.

Selected photographs will be featured on the Village of Lombard website and social media. The contest is open to Village of Lombard residents and visitors.

Entries must be submitted by the photographer of the image and require a signed release form. Please visit villageoflombard.org/photocontest for complete rules.

Village Board of Trustees Update

On Thursday, May 6th, the Village President, three newly elected Village Trustees, and the new Village Clerk were sworn into office. Village President Keith Giagnorio was sworn into office for his third and final term as Village President. Also sworn into office were newly elected Trustees Brian LaVaque in District 1, Bernie Dudek in District 3, and Bob Bachner in District 6, as well as newly elected Clerk Liz Brezinski.

Congratulations to our newly elected officials as they join Trustee Andrew Honig in District 2, Trustee Dan Militello in District 4, and Trustee Anthony Puccio in District 5 on the Lombard Village Board of Trustees.

(Back left to right) Trustees Andrew Honig, Dan Militello, Bernie Dudek, Brian LaVaque, Bob Bachner
(Front left to right) Trustee Anthony Puccio, Village President Keith Giagnorio, Village Clerk Liz Brezinski

Hydrant Maintenance Continues

Lombard Public Works crews is performing annual hydrant maintenance on over 900 hydrants. This work will be completed in the late afternoon/early evening hours and will not cause any disruption to water service to residents or businesses. Village crews will be focusing their efforts from the Illinois Prairie Path to the north limits of Lombard including the Industrial Park north of North Avenue.

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