City Services

City Services

Street Sweeping

The City sweeps its streets to remove sand, stone, debris, refuse, dirt, and other materials which may have accumulated on the roadway. Not only does it keep our City streets clean and presentable, street sweeping also helps eliminate potential pollutants from entering the storm sewer system. This year, the City has hired K. Hoving Companies to assist with sweeping all public City streets on a regular basis according to the following schedule: Read more »

Emerald Ash Borer Update

Since the Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) infestation was first found in the City in 2008, the Public Works Department has been actively inspecting and evaluating the City’s ash trees. Public right-of-way (parkway) ash trees that have been confirmed with EAB are marked with a purple dot. Depending on the severity of the infestation, a confirmed EAB tree may be selected for removal and replacement and is marked with a pink dot. Read more »

Hydrant Flushing Schedule Wraps Up

The City of St. Charles Water Division will finish flushing the water main distribution system with the Northeast quadrant beginning Sunday, May 5 at 10 p.m. Flushing will continue to Friday, May 17.

For approximate hydrant flushing dates in your neighborhood, click on the “Residents” tab. Under “Local Resources,” click on “My Neighborhood Info.” Enter your address and choose the “City Services” tab. For more information, contact Public Works at 630-377-4405.

2013 Street Sweeping Schedule

The City sweeps its streets to remove sand, stone, debris, refuse, dirt, and other materials which may have accumulated on the roadway. Not only does it keep our City streets clean and presentable, street sweeping also helps eliminate potential pollutants from entering the storm sewer system. This year, the City has hired K. Hoving Companies to assist with sweeping all public City streets on a regular basis according to the following schedule: Read more »

Public Works Fact

Public Services

There are 179 miles of streets maintained by the City.

2013 National Public Works Week

May 19-25, 2013

This week recognizes the quality of life public works departments and employees bring to our communities. In St. Charles, our Public Works Department provides clean water, efficient electric services, and well maintained streets and neighborhoods.

St. Charles Water Division Begins Annual Hydrant Flushing

Hydrant flushing is an important part of the regular maintenance of the City’s water main distribution system. It improves water quality, minimizes mineral build-up in the water mains and insures hydrants are ready for emergency use.  Read more »

Brush Pick Up Schedule

East Side April 15 West Side April 22

A complete brush collection schedule is available online and will be included in the May Den.
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