Summer Celebration 2016 – Picnic in the Park!

July 2016
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Summer Celebration 2016 – Picnic in the Park!
It’s almost here! Summer Celebration – Picnic in the Park – the premier event of the summer – Friday,
July 29 – Sunday, July 31 at Hoosier Grove Park (700 W. Irving Park Rd.)! Bring the family; join your
friends and neighbors at this fun-filled, family event! Enjoy delicious food, listen to the live music, take a spin on
the carnival rides, participate in contests, games, and more – there is something for all ages to enjoy!
The fun starts on Friday, July 29 at 5:00 pm with music, food, games, rides, and plenty of children’s activities. Saturday, July 30’s festivities begin with Streamwood’s annual parade, stepping-off at
Streamwood Blvd. and Bartlett Rd. at 10:30 am. Then on Sunday, July 31 the family fun day lineup
starts with a golf outing at Streamwood Oaks Golf Club, 7:30 am shotgun start, followed by carnival
rides and entertainment beginning at noon! $18 wristbands will be offered for unlimited carnival rides on both
Saturday and Sunday from 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm.
4th of July Fireworks!
Celebrate America’s Independence by attending one of the best fireworks displays in the
region – the Village of Streamwood’s! This
year’s 4th of July fireworks display will
be held on Monday, July 4 at 9:30 pm at
Dolphin Park, 880 S. Park Blvd. (Rain date
scheduled for Tuesday, July 5 at 9:30 pm.)
Free shuttle buses from Village Hall, Park Place, and Hanover Countryside Elementary School makes getting to and
from Hoosier Grove Park a breeze. Entrance to Summer Celebration is always free!
Day or night,
Streamwood’s
Summer
Celebration is
the place to be!
Keep Our Water Clean!
In compliance with the Illinois EPA, enclosed with
this issue is the Village’s 2015 Annual Drinking
Water Quality Report. We are happy to report
that your tap water met all USEPA and state
drinking water health standards, and
Streamwood had no violations of a contaminant
level or any other water quality standard.
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Village Information
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Community Information
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Parks and Libraries
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Schools
Village Board News
Shop Streamwood!
Shopping locally is an easy and effective way to help support our business
community. Local businesses reinvest in the community through jobs and support services. Sales tax from local purchases help offset the Village‘s reliance
on property taxes.
Recent Board Actions
Memorial Tree Planted
The Village Board planted a tree at the
entrance to the Veterans Memorial dedicated
to their friend and colleague, Trustee Guy
Patterson. Trustee Patterson served as Village
Trustee from 2007-2016. Prior to his service
on the Village Board, he was a Streamwood
Park District Commissioner, including serving
as Board President, from 1999-2007
Police Promotion
The Village Board was pleased to recognize
the promotion of Michael Schwartz from
patrol officer to Sergeant at a recent Board
meeting. Sergeant Schwartz grew up in
Streamwood, and has been a member of the
department since 2001. Congratulations!
Park Avenue Roadwork
The Village Board authorized
the use of Motor Fuel Tax
funds and accepted grant
funding for the reconstruction
and repair of Park Avenue. Work includes repairing the water main, from Library Lane to Lake
Street, and repairing the roadway from Irving
Park Road to Lake Street. The entire project is
expected to be completed by September.
Business E-News Launched
The Village has recently launched an informational electronic newsletter geared toward our business
community. The Streamwood Business E-News is similar to our regular Streamwood E-News.
While our Streamwood E-News provides information on local events and important information for residents, our Business E-News is intended to provide businesses with information on programs that may
be of benefit to local businesses and to suggest opportunities to gain greater exposure through community involvement.
If you’d like to be added to our listing for the Streamwood Business E-News, please email
[email protected]. If you’d like to receive a copy of the Streamwood E-News, visit our website at
www.streamwood.org.
Community Events Photo Gallery
The Village has photographs taken at many, if not all, of our events. We are happy to announce the addition of a community event photo gallery to our Village website. Now you can go to
http://www.streamwood.org/Community/Community-Events-Photo-Gallery.aspx and
check out the pictures from our most recent events. We will add new photos monthly, so come back to
the website often!
Elgin O’Hare I-390 Cashless Tolling
Beginning Tuesday, July 5, cashless tolling will be in effect on the Illinois Route 390
Tollway from Lake Street to I-290. This is the first all-electronic roadway on the Illinois
Tollway system. The cost of tolls on I-390 Tollway are lower because they are assessed
more frequently than other parts of the Tollway system. However, the rates vary, depending on the use of an I-Pass, or paying online. For example, using an I-Pass for cars and motorcycles is
$0.30; paying on line is $0.60. You can save money by picking up an I-Pass at our local Jewel-Osco location
at 217 Irving Park Rd. For more information, visit www.illinoistollway.com or call1-800-UC-IPASS.
DARE Graduations
5th grade students from Heritage, Parkwood, Hanover Countryside and Hilltop Elementary graduated from
the D.A.R.E. - ‘Keepin’ it REAL,' program. The ‘Keepin’ it REAL’ program takes a hands-on, social influence
approach that emphasizes and aims to strengthen children’s refusal skills so they can better resist social
pressures to try or to use drugs. The program builds communication and decision-making skills, and allows
children to rehearse learned strategies through role play with fellow students. (continued on page 3)
Board News
Pace Bus Changes
The Village Board reported that Pace is changing
their boarding process
system-wide. In the
interest of public safety, Pace customers will only
be allowed to board buses at designated boarding
stops. This change includes all stops on Route
554, which serves Streamwood. No other service
changes are proposed for Route 554.
If you would like to get familiar with the businesses within our community, you
can access our local business directory by visiting www.streamwood.org and
click ‘Shop Streamwood’ under the Business section, or download the app for your smartphone. You can get it
from the Google Play Store, Apple App Store, or our QR code. Shopping locally has never been easier!
Billie Roth
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Michael Baumer
William Carlson
James Cecille
William Harper
Mary Thon
Your Village President, Board of Trustees, and Village Clerk
Kittie Kopitke
DARE Graduations
Message From The Village President
(continued from page 2)
I would like to dedicate this month’s
message to the memory of our dear
friend and esteemed colleague – Guy
A. Patterson, Village Trustee 20072016. Guy passed away on Sunday,
June 5, and I would be remiss if I did
not share with you just how special of
a man he was.
At the June 2 Village Board Meeting,
DARE Officers, Ed
Polaski and Matt
Stastny, provided
the
Board
Members with an
overall presentation of the year’s
DARE program,
and introduced
two students, who
were selected to
read their DARE graduation essays –
Langdon Downing of Sunnydale, and
Sarah Mills from Hilltop. Students from
St. John the
Evangelist
entertained the
Board with
songs, stories,
and plenty of
dancing!
There comes a time in everyone’s life
when the thought of our own mortality
becomes heightened. The “I’m not worried about tomorrow, so I’m going to
have fun and live for today” attitude of
our youth, tends to be taken over with
the thoughts of “I want to leave behind
Village President Billie D. Roth and
a meaningful, memorable legacy” of
Trustee Guy A. Patterson
adulthood. Once in a while, however
we run across people who don’t think about their life in those terms. These special people
go through life concerned only about doing the right thing, about making the world a better place, and not concerned in the slightest about the way others judge or misjudge them.
Guy Patterson was a one of these special people. You may
not have always agreed with Guy, but there was never,
ever any doubt that Guy approached every decision, every
challenge in terms of what he thought was best for everyone, not what was best for him. He may not have got it
right every single time – nobody does – but I’m sure he
got it right the vast majority of times and that he
approached every decision from an unselfish, service-oriented perspective.
DECA/HOSA Recognitions
Every year, Streamwood High School has a select group of students who participate in two distinctive core education programs – Distributive Education Clubs
of America – known as “DECA” and – Health Occupations Students of
America – known as “HOSA.” This
year, 16 accomplished students were
recognized at the May 19 Board
Meeting – for the DECA program Adam Bajorek, Mitchell Bendis,
Jeriann Gumila, Andrew John Knox,
Ian Lopez, and Lukas Woerner;
and for the HOSA program Mahhum Ahmed, Jasmine Che,
Sarah Fannin, Daniela Garfias,
Ravi Ghayal, Renee Harder, Noemi
Hernandez, Shraddha Patel,
Roshni Patel, and Theresa Zepeda.
Of course, the success of these student programs would not be complete without
the encouragement, leadership and dedication of the Streamwood High School
educators: Dr. Patrick Doranski, and Ms. Valerie Putek for HOSA, and Mr. David
Nickoley, a dedicated Advisor for Illinois DECA for the past 22 years, and a wellrespected educator at Streamwood High School. Mr. Nickoley has retired at the
end of this school year. Our best wishes to both students and faculty.
Guy reveled in life. It’s almost impossible to find a picture of Guy in which he
is not smiling, and that smile is never
forced, but is rather the genuine,
heartfelt grin of someone who took
infinite joy in family, friends and life
itself. Words like “gentle” and “good
natured” do not come near to describing Guy Patterson. He approached life
and everyone in it calmly, thoughtfully and, above all, kindly.
Guy Patterson
Guy Patterson’s family looks on as he is sworn
in as a Trustee in 2007
He served his nation and his community. He and Lori raised three wonderful daughters,
Amanda, Alexandra & Alyssa who have grown up to be amazing young women, triplets
who are anything but identical, but whose unique personalities and talents have led
each of them in their own special directions as adults.
During his lifetime Guy Patterson was a husband, father, a colleague, a helping hand, a mentor, and – to me and so many others – a friend. I feel privileged to have known and worked
with him and, like everyone whose lives he touched, I will miss him very, very much.
Sincerely,
Billie D. Roth, Village President
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CPR for Healthcare
Providers
The Streamwood Fire Department continues to
offer CPR classes for healthcare providers who
need certification for employment. The next
classes are scheduled for July 9 and August 13.
Contact the Fire Department at (630) 736-3650
for details.
K i t t i e ’s
o March in Honor of Your Heritage – The Community Relations Commission is looking
marchers to represent their heritage in the July 30, Summer Celebration Parade. Wear
r fortraditional
or march with the flag of your ancestors. If you would like to participate,
n contact Jeanclothing,
at (630) 736-3816.
e Blood Drive - The Streamwood Blood Commission in partnership with LifeSource, is
a blood drive at Village Hall on Wednesday, August 24, from 1:00-7:00 pm. The sumr hosting
mer months are critical to receiving donations, as these are the months that tend to be the
AARP Drivers Safety
highest need and, unfortunately, the lowest supply. Please donate! To register, please visit
www.lifesource.org.
On August 23 and 25, from 9:00 am-1:00 pm,
the Police Department will host an AARP Driver
Safety Program. Participants must attend both
days. To register, call the Police Department at
(630) 736-3700.
Cutting Down Trees this Summer? If you plan on removing trees from your property, please
contact the Public Works Department at (630) 736-3850, before you begin. The Forestry division
will come out and inspect the tree, and its location, to ensure it can be removed safely and without
causing damage. This is a free service.
Citizen’s Fire Academy
Have you ever wondered what it takes to be a
firefighter? Would you like to view the
department from a new perspective? Consider
taking part in our
upcoming
Citizen’s Fire
Academy! The
program consists
of 10 classes,
beginning September 17. Any Streamwood
resident over the age of 21 is welcome to
apply; application deadline is August 31. For
details please call (630) 736-3650, or visit
www.streamwood.org.
Village Clerk Kittie Kopitke •
Email: [email protected]
Branch Pick-up Schedule
The 2016 Curbside Branch Pick-up program continues. The Village is divided into four areas. Please check
the map to determine your area. Each area is picked up only once per month.
Place your branches on the parkway with the cut ends facing the street, by 6:00 am on the designated
date for your area. Branches should be no greater than six inches (6”) in diameter, though they may be
any length.
Please remember – It is important to have your branches out Monday morning. Please be patient if
your branches are still at the curb Monday afternoon. They will be picked up during your pick-up week.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can I stop solicitors from coming
to my door?
A: Not really; however, you can discourage them by displaying a “No Solicitors”
decal. All solicitors registered through the
Village are instructed not to approach a
residence displaying a "No Solicitors" decal
(available for free through the Village
Clerk’s office). As it is with any door-todoor solicitor in Streamwood, all solicitors
must obtain and display a Village-issued
solicitor’s photo ID badge.
Please note: local school groups and Scout
troops are not required to obtain a solicitor
permit. Religious and political groups are
allowed by US Supreme Court ruling.
Area 1
(North of Schaumburg Rd)
July 5
August 1
September 6
October 3
Area 2
(West of Oltendorf Rd)
July 11
August 8
September 12
October 10
Area 3
(East of Oltendorf Rd)
July 18
August 15
September 19
October 17
Area 4
(South of Irving Park Rd)
July 25
August 22
September 26
October 24
Thank you for your help and participation in this program. If you have any questions please contact the
Forestry Division of Public Works at (630) 736-3850.
Village
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Community News
Go Green . . .
Free Summer Lunch Program
The Natural Resource Conservancy
Commission (NRCC) is pleased to announce
that over 300 residents attended the SEED
event in April. During the event, the NRCC
collected a record number of over 30,000
lbs. of electronics, 145 lbs. of prescription drugs, and shredded 100
boxes of paper!
Hanover Township and the Northern Illinois Food Bank are partnering to offer children of Hanover Township free lunches during the summer. Lunches are provided every day
Monday-Friday from 11:30 am – 1:00 pm (with the exception of Monday, July 4 due to holiday) at the
Township’s two locations – Izaak Walton Center, 899 Jay Street – Elgin (847/888-8329), or at the Astor Avenue
Community Center, 7431 Astor Avenue – Hanover Park (630/540-9085).
Memorial Day Observance and Dedication
On May 29, the Village held its annual
Memorial Day Observance. Many local area
residents gathered to thank our Veterans and
pay their respects in honor of those who have
given their lives while serving our country. We
had the privilege of recognizing Army CPL
Norman Zuckerman, WWII POW Veteran, who
was also in attendance.
Memorial Day also marked the 25th
Anniversary of the Village’s Veterans
Memorial. In commemoration of this
milestone, the Village’s Veterans
Commission unveiled a memorial
dedication of the Battlefield Cross,
signifying honor and respect for a
fallen soldier at the battle site.
Small Electronics Only Recycling Event
On Saturday, August 6 from 8:00 am – 1:00 pm, Township residents are invited to dispose of unwanted
small electronics, by dropping them off at the Hanover Township center at 250 S. Il Route 59, Bartlett. Please
note that the Township will not accept: household appliances, video/audio cassettes, microwaves,
loose batteries, or hazardous waste (mercury-containing devices, thermostats, smoke detectors,
fluorescent tubes, etc.). For questions and information please contact Hanover Township at (847) 888-8329
or www.hanover-township.org
Kiwanis Club of Streamwood Talent Show
Do you have a talent you would like to share? The Kiwanis Club is
holding Talent Show auditions on Saturday, July 16 at 2:00 pm, at
Park Place Family Recreation Center, 550 S. Park Blvd. The Talent
Show will be held during Summer Celebration on Saturday, July 30
from 4:00-5:00 pm at Hoosier Grove Park. All auditions are by
appointment. Contact Sandy Stewart at (847) 702-3057.
Cross Creek Clean-Up
A big thank you goes out to residents who
participated in the Streamwood Cross Creek
area clean-up on May 14: Rick Burke, Tara
Burke, Caysie Colasuono, Lisa Edmunds, Joe
Edmunds, Taylor Edmunds, Tom Kitsos, Ethan
Kitsos, Jeff Latzko, Bill Losbanes, Marietta
Losbanes, Courtney Piekarz, Joe Piekarz,
Blake Piekarz, Ben Piekarz, Sal Sous, Setera
Sous, Debbie Stonebraker, and Dan Zych.
During the clean-up, the crew removed:
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23 bags of garbage
7 large pieces of wood
1 tire
1 concrete block
11 bicycle frames
3 old pieces of fence
Village water depth indicator that was
vandalized from the wetland behind
Hummingbird Lane
1 “Do Not Mow” sign
Save the Date
S a t u r d a y,
September 24 from
8:00 am until noon
Invasive
species
removal and clean-up
at Phoenix Lake
Business
Park.
Additional information
coming soon!
Community
News
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Park News
Play in the Park
Pick up your Passport 2 Play at the Community Center or Park Place. Collect a
stamp for each of your park visits. Participants who complete the passport will be
eligible to win a $100 gift certificate towards Park District programing.
Join the 3RT staff at our play in the park days in July and August at Sunny Hill
Park. Dress in your grubbiest clothes to make a mess and enjoy our following
themes: Messy Planes, Trains, and Automobiles - Tuesday July 19 from
6:00-8:00 pm; and Messy Color and Rainbows – Tuesday, August 9
from 6:00-8:00 pm.
Building Blocks Preschool
Touch-a-Truck
Registration for the Streamwood Park District Building Blocks
Preschool 2016-2017 school year is now open. Classes and skills are
taught by qualified instructors, to help children develop their creativity,
educational and emotional well-being.
Free family event at Park Place on
Tuesday, August 9th from 10:00
am to 12:00 pm. Discover, explore
and climb various construction, park
district, and public works trucks
including big rigs, fire engines, bulldozers, and more.
Your Summer Adventure Starts Here!
For all your program questions and registration information, fees, and deadlines,
contact the Registration department at 630-483-3025 or visit www.spdcares.com
Gail Borden News
Family Picnic with Whip Cracker
Adam Winrich - Guinness World
Record Holder
Bring your own picnic dinner to the library’s outdoor stage on
Monday, July 11 at 6:00 pm and enjoy a beverage and a dessert
provided by the library. Guinness World Record Holder Adam
Winrich will perform whipcracking with stunts and tricks including
balloon popping, candle snuffing, and flower snipping.
7th Annual Comic Book Mania
Convention - Star Wars Mania
Join us on Saturday, July 16 from 10:00 am – 5:00 pm,
for our annual celebration of all things comic books! Meet
your favorite characters from a galaxy far, far away: the
Midwest Garrison of the Star Wars 501st Legion. Our
Artists Alley will host more than 25 comic book artists and
writers to meet and greet you. Wear a costume and you will automatically win a prize!
Hot Rocks On Blue Ice
On Wednesday, July 20 at 7:00 pm, Dr. Paul P. Sipiera, President and CEO
of the Planetary Studies Foundation, will discuss types of meteorites and their
importance to science. Before the program, come in and check out real meteorites from noon to 4:00 pm in the lobby.
Family Picnic at the Library
Climb into a police car, fire engine and more! On
Monday, August 8 at 6:00 pm, bring your family and
enjoy a picnic dinner to the library’s west lawn. A beverage and dessert will be provided by the library.
For more information or to register for any of the above programs, please call
(847) 429-4597 or visit online at www.gailborden.info.
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Libraries
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Poplar Creek Library News
Poplar Creek Public Library’s 50th
Anniversary Celebration!
Help us kick off our 50th Anniversary Celebration – come and watch for the
library’s parade float at the Streamwood Summer Celebration parade on
Saturday, July 30! In celebration of our 50th Anniversary, we will host special programming and events throughout the months of August, September and
October.
Basics of BBQ: How to Grill, How to Smoke
Grilling is not as complicated as it looks. If you are thinking
about buying a barbeque, join us on Wednesday, July 6 at 7:00
pm, where we will break down the pros and cons of charcoal and
gas grills. For those just finding their way around a grill, we’ll
follow up with some of the first steps to cooking. Already fired
up? We’ve got some recipes ready to go, as well as a slew of barbeque tips and tricks.
Financial Security – Take Charge of Your Future
Confused about Social Security, Medicare, and other
pieces of your retirement puzzle? Join us Monday, July
18 from 6:00-7:00 pm, as Terri Worman, a representative
from AARP Illinois, will provide valuable information that
will help you plan and save for your retirement.
Know Your Rights and Developments in
Immigration Law
On Saturday, July 16 from 10:00-11:00 am, Ms. Afshan J. Khan, Esq., a
licensed Immigration Law attorney, will present information regarding the rights
of undocumented and documented individuals who are detained by Immigration
and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The presentation will cover what to do and not
do if you are stopped by ICE and will provide the latest developments regarding
immigration laws. There will be time to ask questions related to current
Immigration laws.
For additional information or to register for any of the above programs, contact
Poplar Creek Public Library online at www.poplarcreeklibrary.org, or call
630-837-6800.
School District U-46 News
U-46 Summer Reading Challenge
Project Backpack: Back to School Fair
Elementary principals and teachers would like to remind their students that learning
continues throughout the summer. Our local public libraries, both Poplar Creek and
Gail Borden, open their doors to U-46’s Summer Reading Challenge and are offering
different variations of the program:
This event will be held on Saturday, August 13, from
9:00 am – 1:00 pm (or while supplies last). U-46 students and families are invited to Project Backpack: Back
to School fair at Elgin Community College Spartan
Events Center, Building H, 1700 Spartan Dr., Elgin.
Backpacks filled with donated supplies will be distributed
to U-46 students (must be able to provide proof of residency or enrollment in SD U-46)
on a first-come, first-served basis, with a limit of one backpack per student.
• Poplar Creek Public Library – Read for the Win!
– now through Monday, August 1
• Gail Borden Public Library – Mission: Read
– now through Saturday, July 30
Streamwood Oaks
Golf Club
At the end of the Summer Reading Challenge, two U-46
schools will receive trophies. One school will be selected on
the basis of the most students who complete the challenge,
and another will be selected for demonstrating over the last year, the largest increase
in number of students who participate in and complete the Summer Reading Challenge.
Police Academy
On June 2, the Board recognized the graduates of the Citizens Police Academy.
Twelve residents spent eight weeks gaining insight as to how our Village police
officers perform their duties and serve
our community, which included investigations and community outreach.
If you are interested in participating in
Streamwood’s Citizen’s Police Academy
program, visit our website at
www.streamwood.org.
9 HOLE – PAR 36
Championship Course
(Not a short course–3400 yards)
LEAGUE OPENINGS AVAILABLE
Enjoy Competitive Golf by:
Joining Existing League
Establishing a New League
For Information
Call Randy at
630-483-1881
565 Madison Drive •
Streamwood, IL
www.streamwoodoaksgolf.com
Buy One Green Fee,
GET ONE HALF OFF!
Cart required but not included.
Not valid with any other offer or
promotion or for league/outing play.
Original coupon must be presented
at time of play. Duplications not
accepted. Offer expires 9-30-16.
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Billie D. Roth ……………………………Village President
Kittie L. Kopitke………………………………Village Clerk
Trustees
Michael Baumer …………………………………………………………Public Safety
William Carlson ……………………………………………………Community Affairs
James Cecille …………………………………………………Community Development
William Harper ……………………….........................................Finance/Legislative
Mary Thon ………………………………………………………………Public Works
Staff
Sharon Caddigan ………………………………………………………Village Manager
John Peterson …………………………………………Community Development Director
Ed Valente ……………………………………………………………Finance Director
Chris Clark …………………………………………………………………Fire Chief
Josh Peacock ……………………………………………………………Police Chief
Matt Mann ………………………………………………………Public Works Director
VILLAGE HALL HOURS
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 8:00 am-4:30 pm
Thursday 8:00 am-7:00 pm
Community Development Department is open Thursday evenings until 7:00 pm during daylight saving hours
Newsletter Design/Production/Kaye Lowman Boorom
MEETINGS/ACTIVITIES CALENDAR
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Postal Customer
Streamwood, IL 60107
Summer Celebration 2016
JULY
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Independence Day – Village Offices Closed
Fireworks Display at Dolphin Park
9:30 pm
Adjudication Hearings at Village Hall
4:00 pm
Rain date for fireworks if necessary
9:30 pm
Village Board Meeting at Village Hall
7:00 pm
Kiwanis Club Talent Show Auditions (see page 5)
2:00 pm
Comic Book Mania Convention – Star Wars Mania (see page 6)
10:00 am-5:00 pm
Village Board Meeting at Village Hall
7:00 pm
Streamwood Summer Celebration – Picnic in the Park
5:00 pm-11:00 pm
Streamwood Annual Parade
(stepping-off Streamwood Blvd. and Bartlett Rd.)
10:30 am
Summer Celebration – Picnic in the Park
Noon-11:00 pm
Streamwood Golf Outing – Streamwood Oaks Golf Club
7:30 am
Summer Celebration – Picnic in the Park
Noon-8:00 pm
Summer Celebration is sponsored by the Streamwood Chamber of Commerce,
Streamwood Park District, and the Village of Streamwood. Please support our
local area businesses, as it is through their generous support and sponsorship,
that Summer Celebration is made possible.
AUGUST
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Neighborhood Beat 1 Meeting at Police Department
7:00 pm
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Village Board Meeting at Village Hall
7:00 pm
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Neighborhood Beats 3 & 4 Meeting at Police Department 7:00 pm
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U-46 School District Back in Session
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Village Board Meeting at Village Hall
7:00 pm
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Neighborhood Beat 2 Meeting at Police Department
7:00 pm
23 & 25 AARP Driver Safety Program at Police Department 9:00 am-1:00 pm
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Blood Drive at Village Hall
1:00 pm-7:00 pm
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BLOOD DRIVE VILLAGE HALL
2:00-8:00 pm
visit us on the web at www.streamwood.org