Spring
Spring Trees Arriving Soon
It’s almost time for the Spring planting of the new parkway trees for the 50/50 Parkway Addition Program and other replacement trees. More than 700 trees will be planted this month in several phases. Here’s some important information: Read more »
It’s a Wrap on Winter
Public Services Division Readies for Warmer Weather Read more »
Arbor Day Celebration
Come on Out Friday, April 26 to Lincoln Park
Sure there’s snow on the ground now, but Spring is just around the corner! Mark your calendars for the annual Arbor Day event Friday, April 26 at Lincoln Park on Main Street, between 4th and 5th streets. All ages are welcome to this annual celebration of trees. Come and enjoy live music, a tree raffle, tree care demonstrations, delicious cookies and more! The fun begins at 4:00 p.m. Read more »
Be Prepared for Spring Storms
Weather in the Midwest is notorious for changing quickly. And with Spring around the corner, it could be snowing one day and thundering the next. Harsh weather sometimes means unavoidable Springtime power outages. If your power goes out: Read more »
Brush Pick Up Begins in April
East Side: April 15 | West Side: April 22 Read more »
Spring 2013 50/50 Parkway Tree Program
The City again is offering trees for planting in parkways through its “50/50 Parkway Tree Planting Program.” Please call the Public Works office at 630-377-4405 to request a review of your parkway if you are interested in participating in this program. Order forms will not be accepted without an approved parkway review. Once approved, our tree consultant will plant, mulch and provide a gator bag, if necessary to assist with watering the tree. The gator bag is the property of the City of St. Charles. Read more »
Seasonal Water & Sewer Tips: Spring
Spring Water & Sewer Tips
- Help Our Watershed - The City's storm sewer collection system consists of over 163 miles of piping and 8,500 structures and inlets. Water and materials that enter the storm sewer are released directly into a local stream, river or pond. Cleaning and maintaining this system is vital to the ecological health of these waterways. Everyone can help by ensuring that only storm water runs through our storm sewer system. Never put chemicals or other materials into a storm drain.
