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Honor a Veteran

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The Naperville Salutes street banner program recognizes and pays tribute to Naperville’s military heroes for their sacrifice and service.

Register your neighborhood

City of Naperville

Registration is now open for neighborhoods interested in hosting a National Night Out event on Tuesday, Aug. 2.

2022 State of the City

City of Naperville

Mayor Steve Chirico presented his seventh State of the City address on March 24. With a theme of "A New Portrait," Mayor Chirico reflected on 2021, looked forward to a year of optimism in 2022, and encouraged the leaders of tomorrow to be bright and bold in their relentless pursuit of painting Naperville’s future picture.

Yard Waste Collection

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Learn more about Naperville's weekly yard waste collection program.

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Get Empowered!

City of Naperville

The City has launched Empower, a free, secure online dashboard that lets Naperville’s residential and commercial electric customers view their energy usage data.

Accessibility

City of Naperville

Please help those with disabilities maintain access to our community. If you see a vehicle without the proper license plate or placard parked in a spot reserved for people with disabilities, please report it to NPD non-emergency (630) 420-6677 so police can respond and address violations as resources allow.

Tornado Response & Recovery

City of Naperville

Visit our Tornado Updates page for the latest information about cleanup and recovery efforts in the area impacted by the EF-3 tornado that touched down south of 75th Street near Ranchview Drive on June 20.

Lead Service Line Rebates

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The Naperville Water Utility offers a rebate to assist customers with replacing their lead water service lines. Click here to find out how this rebate program works.

COVID-19 Resources

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Find Naperville-specific actions and updates as well as links to credible resources regarding the spread of COVID-19.
News

  1. Quarry Strike Impacting Roadway Projects

    An ongoing union strike against large Chicago-area quarries means materials such as concrete and asphalt that are needed for roadway construction projects aren’t readily available. Many roadway projects around Naperville are affected and are currently on pause until materials become available. At this time, it is not known when the strike will end.

  2. Overnight Parking

    The Naperville Police Department is suspending enforcement of the City's overnight parking ordinance for the Independence Day weekend. Residents can park on city streets overnight beginning Thursday night and continuing through Monday night. Enforcement of the ordinance will begin again at 2 a.m. on Wednesday, July 6.

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Click here for a map of suggested parking locations for the July 3 fireworks show.

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Free Parking Available

Central Parking Facility

UPPER LEVEL (JEFFERSON AVE.)
82
MID LEVEL (JEFFERSON AVE.)
50
LOWER LEVEL (CHICAGO AVE.)
"FULL"

Van Buren Facility

VAN BUREN ST.
446

Water Street Facility

WATER ST.
98

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