City News

Central Parking Facility Maintenance Begins Oct. 13

Maintenance work begins at the Central Parking Facility on Oct. 13. The project will be phased by level, closing one level during each phase. Parking on the other levels will remain open.  

2025 Bulk Curbside Leaf Collection Begins Oct. 20

The City’s Bulk Curbside Leaf Collection Program will begin on Oct. 20. This free program provides every neighborhood with three collection opportunities during a six-week period. 

Structure Fire in the 100 Block of South Washington Street

No injuries were reported after an Oct. 4 structure fire on South Washington Street caused more than $20,000 in damage. The cause of the fire is still under investigation.  

Naperville Police Investigate Vehicle Discovered Submerged in Lake

Naperville Police are investigating the discovery of a submerged vehicle and suspected human remains located in Naperville's Lake Osborne on Sept. 25. 

Naperville, Park District Seek Input on the Riverwalk Grand Pavilion

Naperville and the Park District seek public feedback on the Riverwalk Grand Pavilion until Oct. 9 via an online questionnaire. The input will guide future improvements. 

Final Phase of North Aurora Road Improvement Project Begins Sept. 29

Work in this phase will replace the 110-year-old railroad bridge with a new structure spanning the expanded five traffic lanes, multi-use trail, and sidewalk. 

Naperville’s Annual Public Safety Open House Set for Sept. 27

The Naperville Police and Fire Departments invite all residents to attend the annual Public Safety Open House from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 27. 

Homeless Man Charged with String of Business Burglaries in Naperville

A homeless man was arrested and charged with six counts of felony burglary following an investigation into a string of burglaries to Naperville businesses between July 24 and Sept. 7, 2025. 

Sept. 11 Remembrance Ceremony Taking Place at Cmdr. Dan Shanower Memorial

The City is partnering with Naperville Responds for Veterans for the annual Sept. 11 remembrance event honoring the victims and heroes of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. 

City Council Requests Resolution Naming Replacement for Vacant City Council Seat

Naperville's City Council has directed staff to add a resolution to the Sept. 16 City Council agenda appointing Supna Jain to fill the recently vacated City Council seat. 

Naperville Man Charged with Armed Carjacking/Kidnapping and Attempt Armed Carjacking at Gunpoint in Two Separate Incidents in Naperville and Warrenville

Police arrested a Naperville man on Aug. 25 on felony counts of armed violence, attempted aggravated vehicular hijacking, and aggravated battery following an incident in Naperville. 

Naperville Police Arrest Bolingbrook Man for Unlawful Recording in Public Restrooms

A Naperville Police investigation into hidden cameras discovered in public restrooms at a Naperville gym culminated Aug. 24, 2025, with the arrest of Erick Palacios, 47, of Bolingbrook. 

Naperville Urges Mosquito Precautions After West Nile Virus Found

Following two positive tests for West Nile virus, Naperville is urging residents to remove standing water, use repellent, and wear protective clothing. City crews have treated affected areas and will  

Water Street Parking Garage Maintenance Work to Begin Week of Aug. 25

Beginning the week of Aug. 25, the City of Naperville will begin maintenance work on the Water Street Parking Facility, located at 120 Water St.  

Allison Longenbaugh Announces Resignation from Naperville City Council

Longenbaugh has accepted a new private sector professional opportunity that does not allow her to hold an elected position. 

Naperville Now Accepting Written Comments for City Board and Commission Meetings

The City of Naperville is introducing a new online form that makes it easier than ever for community members to provide input on City matters.