Streamwood

Community News
September/October 2021

9/11 Remembrance Ceremony

The Veterans Memorial Commission, with the Streamwood Police and Fire Departments, will hold a ceremony
to honor the innocent civilians and first responders who perished 20 years ago in the September 11, 2001
terror attacks. The ceremony will take place at our Veterans Memorial on Saturday, September 11 at 7:00 pm.
Please join us.

Streamwood Fire Department Open House

Join us as at the new fire station! Our Annual Streamwood Fire Department Open House will be held on Sunday, October 3, from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm at Fire Station
#31, 1204 S. Park Ave. There will be equipment displays, fire safety information, station tours, a fire sprinkler demonstration, a simulated vehicle extrication, and high
angle technical rescue. We will also have hands-on fire extinguisher training and the opportunity to spray a real fire hose. Other safety and community agencies will be on
hand with demonstrations and information, too. Please come visit and help us recognize Fire Prevention Week!
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Junior Citizens Police Academy

At the August 5 Village Board meeting, graduates of the Streamwood Police Department’s inaugural Junior Citizens Police Academy were recognized and awarded
Certificates of Achievement.

Held July 19 through July 23 at the police station, the Junior CPA consisted of 24 local students entering 6th, 7th, and 8th grades, along with several volunteers
from the police department. The weeklong academy provided the students insight into how police officers perform their duties and serve the community.

The students were provided a tour of the police department and police vehicles, range and canine demonstrations, driving under the influence education, and
worked together in small groups to complete all the necessary steps to solve a mock crime. The students were also able to participate in mock traffic stops and
even forensically processed a mock crime scene for evidence. It wasn’t all work, sprinkled in was a little kickball, physical agility testing, and a team building relay
race! A great time was had by everyone, and we look forward to doing this again in the future!

Payment Of Village Fees

The Village of Streamwood offers convenient payment options for bills, tickets, and other items. Access to our bill payment system is located on our website at
streamwood.org under Streamwood Self Service.

There are also 3rd party vendors, such as DOXO, Paytrust, MyCheckFree, and others, that offer bill paying services. These are not affiliated with the Village.
While some people find these services convenient, payments to a 3rd party vendor are not the same as a direct payment to the Village. As a result, it may cause
payment delays, triggering late fees or fines. If you make direct payments to the Village, payments are posted the same day. Additionally, 3rd party vendors often
charge fees for their service. The Village does not. Consumers have many options to pay bills. Make sure to choose the right payment method for your needs!

Life-Saving Awards
Two separate instances of the quick thinking and
teamwork of our public safety personnel that
helped save lives were recognized at the Village
Board meeting on July 15. Several employees
from the police and fire departments were present-
ed with life-saving awards for their heroic actions
and dedicated performance of duty. A young man
was also recognized for his bravery during one of
these life-saving events, making him an honorary superhero to the police.

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Village Board News Village President’s Message
With Fire Prevention Week happening
in early October, I want to make you
aware of the Residential Knox Box
Program offered by our fire department.
A Knox Box is a secure, locked case to
place a key for access into your home
by the fire department, in the event
of a medical emergency. This program
is especially helpful if you are elderly
and/or living alone. If you must call 911 for a medical emergency and are unable
to unlock your door, the key stored in your secure Knox Box allows firefighters to
gain access to your home without using force. Only the fire department has the key
to unlock your Knox Box. This device can be temporarily hung over a door, or it can
be permanently mounted outside your door. The program consists of a $50 deposit
when initially renting the box. When the box is returned, the deposit is returned.
Please contact the fire department at 630-736-3650 for more information.

For the 32nd consecutive year, the Village has been awarded the Distinguished
Budget Presentation Award by the Government Finance Officers’ Association (GFOA).
This achievement is the highest recognition in governmental budgeting by the GFOA
and represents a significant commitment to excellence by the Village Board and
Fire Department Promotions staff. We are proud of our reputation as sensible managers of your tax dollars.
and Swearing In Recently, the Village Board and staff began working on our annual goals and
At the August 19 Village Board meeting, several fire department objectives for the upcoming year. This exercise guides us through the upcoming
personnel took the oath of office; some were delayed because budget process and helps us organize our priorities, while establishing a roadmap for
of the pandemic. Mike Meyer was sworn in as Deputy Fire Chief, providing services in the most cost-effective way. It is important that the priorities we
John Sander, Erik Casey, and Brandon Mears were promoted to set are meeting the community needs. The communication we receive from residents
Lieutenant/Paramedics, and Dominik Pabianczyk, Ryan Olen, and businesses guide our decisions. I encourage you to visit our website and review
Joe Tanke, Tyler Brendle, Matthew Kasmer, and Greg Haugh were the Village budget. Please feel free to contact us with any questions, concerns, or
sworn in as new Firefighter/Paramedics. Congratulations and suggestions. We are dedicated to maintaining the services you expect and deserve.
thank you for your service to our community!
School is back in session. Please be especially careful driving in our school zones
as the speed limits change when children are present. Be mindful of state laws
prohibiting talking or texting within school zones. Help keep our streets and children
safe!

Our Veterans Memorial Commission is planning a 9/11 Memorial observance. It is

important to remember the selfless actions of first responders who died during the
terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. We hope you can join us as we recall their
heroism and honor their memory.

Although summer is at its end, there are events planned so you can continue to
enjoy the weather and great outdoors. Please join us for the Phoenix Lake Cleanup
and Fire Department Open House. We look forward to seeing you!

Sincerely,

Billie D. Roth, Village President

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Village Board News Kittie’s Korner
Village Clerk Kittie Kopitke

Leaf Raking Into The Street Is Prohibited

Many Streamwood residents mistakenly rake leaves into the
street for pick-up by the Public Works Department. Please be
advised that the Village of Streamwood DOES NOT provide
this service. Please do not rake, sweep or blow leaves into
the street. All yard waste must be placed into approved
containers for collection by Groot Industries.

Parking is prohibited on Village streets between the hours of 1:00 am - 5:00 am except where
noted in specific subdivisions. Parking is also prohibited after a 2” or greater snowfall until streets are
Fire Department Lieutenant fully plowed. Questions? Call 630-736-3700.
Retires Blocking The Sidewalk Is Prohibited from March 1 through November 30, vehicles parked in
On July 15, after 33 years of dedicated service, residential driveways MAY NOT block the sidewalk or parkway between the hours of 7:00 am - 9:00 pm
Lieutenant Gary Urbahn retired. He was honored Monday through Friday, and from 9:00 am - 9:00 pm Saturday and Sunday.
with a last alarm and walkout ceremony at
Fire Station 31. We sincerely appreciate Gary’s
service to our community and wish him well in his Outdoor Fireplaces — Enjoy Them Safely!
As the weather cools down, people enjoy sitting around the
retirement.
warmth and light of a backyard fire. When used properly, a
Fire fire offers a relaxing setting for conversation and socialization.
But when used improperly, it can cause serious injury or
Prevention death. The Streamwood Fire Department offers the following
Week: tips to keep your backyard fireplace safe:
October 3-9, • Outdoor fireplaces must have a lid or screen to contain
2021 all embers or sparks; used without violates Village Ordinance
Fire Prevention • Burn only dry, unpainted/unfinished wood; it is illegal to burn leaves, paper, cardboard, and
Week has been garbage
observed since 1922 by the National Fire • Place the fireplace on a non-combustible, flat surface, away from buildings and vegetation
Protection Association (NFPA) in commemoration • Keep children a good distance away and always have a responsible adult supervise when in use
of the Great Chicago Fire, which began on October • Have a fire extinguisher or water source available in case of an emergency
8, 1871, causing devastating damage. More • Use of an outdoor fireplace/fire pit is prohibited between the hours of 12:00 am - 6:00 am
than 250 people perished, 100,000 were left • Please use the fire pit with sensitivity to neighbors that may have health conditions or wish to
homeless, over 17,400 structures destroyed, have windows open in their home; creating too much smoke is considered a public nuisance
and 2,000+ acres of land burned. During Fire
Prevention Week, children and adults learn how Please use common sense. Respect your neighbors. Be aware of smoke travel, wind speed and
to stay safe in case of a fire. This lifesaving public direction, and plan accordingly. When used improperly, a backyard fireplace can be both illegal and
education is provided by firefighters in an effort to deadly. If you have any questions, please contact the Fire Department at 630-736-3650.
drastically decrease casualties caused by fires.

This year’s Fire Prevention Week campaign “Learn Community Blood Drive
the Sounds of Fire Safety” works to educate On Wednesday, October 27, the Streamwood
everyone about the different sounds the smoke Blood Commission will host a donation drive from
and carbon monoxide alarms make. Knowing 1:00 pm - 7:00 pm at the police station. A pint of
what to do when an alarm sounds will keep blood can save up to three lives! Please contact
you and your family safe. When an alarm beeps Vitalant at 877- 543-3768 or visit vitalant.org to
or chirps, you must take action! For more fire register and use sponsor code SW98. Walk-ins are
prevention and safety tips, visit the NFPA website also welcome!
at nfpa.org.

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Community News
Help Us Keep Our Natural Areas Thriving
The Village of Streamwood is proud of its long history of protecting and preserving our natural
resources. The Natural Resource Conservancy Commission (NRCC) will host the annual invasive
species removal and clean-up event at Phoenix Lake Business Park. On Saturday, September 18,
consider volunteering anytime between 8:00 am - 11:00 am. Please dress to get dirty with closed-toe
shoes and long pants/sleeves. Coffee, bottled water, safety vests, and all tools and materials will be
provided. Volunteers will meet across from the intersection of Phoenix Lake Avenue and Ramblewood
Drive. Please contact Alex at 630-736-3850 or [email protected] to RSVP or learn more. Rain
date will be September 25.

Wildlife / Animal Control

Wildlife sightings are on the rise. Many of these animals are welcome visitors
but some may prove to be problematic. If you have an issue with wildlife
in your area, please call the Police Department at 630-736-3700 to speak
with a Records Clerk. To complete the Cook County Animal Control form,
they will ask you a series of questions. Cook County Animal Control will then
contact you directly to address the issue in whatever manner is appropriate.
To learn additional information about living with wildlife in Illinois, please visit
wildlifeillinois.org.

Halloween Safety
No matter how you choose to celebrate Halloween this year, make sure to do it safely! The following guidelines will help promote a safe trick-or-treating
experience for all:
• Try to avoid using masks which can obstruct your vision when trick-or-treating; face paint may be a good option
• Children should never be allowed to go out alone on Halloween
• Always use sidewalks, not the street, for walking and cross streets at corners, using signals and crosswalks
• Never enter a stranger’s house or car
• Remain alert—always be aware of your surroundings
• Use reflective-fire resistant materials on your costume and/or carry glow sticks or a flashlight so that you’re more visible
• Do not eat treats until they are inspected by an adult
• Do not participate in trick-or-treating if you are feeling unwell or if someone in your house is unwell
• Individuals should use hand sanitizer regularly throughout trick-or-treating hours
• Maintain a safe distance from other trick-or-treating groups and do not approach a house until the previous group has left

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Government Partner News

Hanover Township Gail Borden Library

hanover-township.org gailborden.info

Community Health &

Wellness Expo Gail Borden Library Foundation Book Sale September 15-19
Hanover Township will host Thousands of items for all ages will be for sale including cookbooks, new fiction, large print,
the 14th annual “Just for DVDs and more. Most items will be priced at $1 or $2. Preview Night will be from 5:00 pm
the Health of It” Community to 8:30 pm on Wednesday, September 15, when admission is $10. There is free admission
during regular sale hours, which are 9:00 am to 8:00 pm on Thursday, 9:00 am to 5:00
Health & Wellness Expo
pm on Friday and Saturday, and noon to 4:00 pm on Sunday. For more information, visit
on Thursday, September 9,
gailborden.info/booksale.
11:00 am - 3:00 pm at the
William Tiknis Campus (250 Community Job Fair September 22
S. IL Route 59, Bartlett). Nearly a hundred vendors will be onsite for this free, popular event Stop by the Main Library from 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm to talk to local employers about available
to showcase services and provide valuable preventative screenings and resources in the job openings. Network with others and learn of potential opportunities. Bring your resume. 
areas of physical, mental, environmental, and financial health. Fun and informative for the
Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration: Latino Voices October 2
entire family, the expo offers a kid friendly zone equipped with a bounce castle and petting
Celebrate the history, traditions, culture, and contributions of our Hispanic communities. The
zoo, screenings for all ages, seasonal vaccinations, as well as entertainment! Please visit event, from 1:00 pm to 2:30 pm, will present special guests, music, and fun. To watch on
just4thehealthofit.org for more information. Facebook Live, go to gbpl.info/FBLV. For more information about other Hispanic Heritage
Fall Food Truck Festival events, please visit gailborden.info/HHM.
BBQ, pizza, Asian food, funnel cakes, and more, await you at Hanover Township’s Fall Food The Beatles: Their History In One Hour At 7:00 pm On Tuesday, October 5
Truck Festival on Thursday, September 16, 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm, at the William Tiknis Campus Follow the arc of the Beatles’ career at this Zoom program, from their development in
in Bartlett. Classic rock cover band, Get Back Chicago, will be featuring songs from the best- Liverpool, through Beatlemania, into their psychedelic phase and finally their breakup. Please
known artists while attendees can visit nine food vendors. Carnival games and inflatables will register at gailborden.info/events.
be onsite for kids to enjoy. Questions? Please call the Township at 630-837-0301 or visit
hanover-township.org.
Township Shred Event
Hanover Township will host a fall Community Shred Event on Saturday, October 9, 9:00 am
- 11:00 am at the Tiknis Campus in Bartlett. Fight identity theft and needless clutter at home
by bringing your personal documents to have them safely shredded. Only paper materials Poplar Creek Public Library
will be accepted, small paper clips and staples do not need to be removed. Please, no plastic pclib.org
bags. Shredding accepted until shred truck is full. Donations will also be accepted for the
Hanover Township Food Pantry of non-perishable food and personal care items. This event Family Concert Series
is sponsored by KCT Credit Union. Questions? Please call the Township at 630-837-0301 or All ages welcome
visit hanover-township.org. to our FREE virtual
concerts; no registration
necessary—just join us
on our Facebook page at
2:00 pm the day of the
performance to watch
Streamwood Park District live! Limited in-library
streawoodparks.org seating also available;
registration required. To
register for in-library seating or for concert details, visit
ActivKidz Club pclib.org or call 630-483-4910. Xochitl-Quetzal Aztec
Offered before school, after school, and school-days-off for U-46 school district students from
Dance on Sunday, September 19, and Elgin Symphony
August – April, the program features homework time, library visits, fitness group and gym time, Orchestra – Woodwind Quintet: Halloween Concert,
swimming, crafts, field trips, and additional enrichment classes. Available schools: Glenbrook, Sunday, October 24
Hanover Countryside, Heritage, Hilltop, Oakhill, Ridge Circle, St. John the Evangelist, and
Sunnydale Elementary schools. For more information on the ActivKidz Club program, registration,
and associated costs, please visit our website at streamwoodparks.org/programs/activkidz- Extended Access – Enrollment Now Open!
Extended Access allows enrolled individuals inside the Sonya
club/. Crawshaw Branch Library, in Hanover Park, without library staff
being present. Patrons who enroll in this service can independently
Safely Trunk Or Treat browse and check out items, access public computers, use free
Join us for this annual family-friendly event offering a safe alternative to celebrate Halloween. Wi-Fi, fax, and print during specified hours. Register in person at
Enjoy trick-or-treating by collecting candy from decorated trunks of the park district, local the Sonya Crawshaw Branch or the Main Library. 
businesses, and community members! Halloween crafts, games, and other activities will be
available. This is a free event held at Park Place Family Recreation Center on Friday, October 29,
from 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm. All ages welcome!

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School News

School Distrtict U-46

We’re Hiring!
Full & part time vacancies available. If you’re interested in employment opportunities, visit applitrack.com/u46/onlineapp/default.aspx.

After School Care

The Boys & Girls Club of Elgin is providing after-school care at 20 U-46 elementary schools for the 2021-22 school
year, and registration is now open. Find a list of schools at www.u-46.org/Page/18356. At the Boys & Girls Club,
members participating in leadership activities gain a sense of their values, vision, purpose, and passion. Youth learn
to make everyday choices that lead to positive results and contribute to the greater good. Members showcase their
talents, share their hopes and dreams, and work toward a bright future.
To learn more or join the Boys & Girls Club today, visit www.bgcelgin.org/elementary.

Stay Involved In Your Child’s Education!

U-46 is proud to provide its parents and guardians several ways to be involved in their children’s education and decisions made at the school and District level.
First, of course, are local parent-teacher groups or booster clubs. U-46 also has many advisory councils including our Community Advisory Council (CAC). The goal
of the CAC is to advise and assist the Board of Education in the ongoing effort to provide the best possible educational opportunities for all our students. The CAC’s
first meeting of the school year (via Zoom) is scheduled for Thursday, September 9 at 7:00 pm. Visit the District website to register.

Another important way to stay on top of your child’s education is to access the Infinite Campus Parent Portal. Infinite Campus serves as U-46’s student information
system, where parents and students can find important information about attendance, schedules, grades, transcripts, and other important information. Contact the
District office, at 847-888-5000, to learn how to access Campus Parent Portal either from your mobile phone, a desktop or laptop, and what to do if you have
forgotten your username and/or password.

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