City of Naperville
Recent News About City of Naperville
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City of Naperville Planning and Zoning Commission will meet May 15
City of Naperville Planning and Zoning Commission will meet Wednesday, May 15
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City of Naperville Sister Cities Commission will meet May 8
City of Naperville Sister Cities Commission will meet Wednesday, May 8
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City of Naperville Advisory Commission on Disabilities will meet May 1
City of Naperville Advisory Commission on Disabilities will meet at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 1.
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City of Naperville Planning and Zoning Commission met April 3
City of Naperville Planning and Zoning Commission met Wednesday, April 3
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City of Naperville Naper Settlement Museum Board will meet May 3
City of Naperville Naper Settlement Museum Board will meet Friday, May 3
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City of Naperville Planning and Zoning Commission will meet May 1
City of Naperville Planning and Zoning Commission will meet Wednesday, May 1
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City of Naperville Board of Fire and Police Commissioners met March 26
City of Naperville Board of Fire and Police Commissioners met Tuesday, March 26
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City of Naperville Police Pension Fund Board of Trustees met April 24
City of Naperville Police Pension Fund Board of Trustees met Wednesday, April 24
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City of Naperville Firefighters’ Pension Fund Board of Trustees met April 24
City of Naperville Firefighters’ Pension Fund Board of Trustees met Wednesday, April 24
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Naperville Councilman challenges $115k slotted for DEI consultant, request for funding withdrawn
Naperville Councilman Josh McBroom raised concerns over the city's requested allocation for $115,000 for a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) consultant in an interview with Chicago City Wire ahead of the March 19 city council meeting that would determine the fate of the proposed position.
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City of Naperville City Council met March 19
City of Naperville City Council met Tuesday, March 19
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City of Naperville Public Utilities Advisory Board met Feb. 28
City of Naperville Public Utilities Advisory Board met Wednesday, Feb. 28
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City of Naperville City Council met Feb. 20
City of Naperville City Council met Tuesday, Feb. 20
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September 11 Remembrance Taking Place at Cmdr. Dan Shanower Memorial
20 Year Anniversary of Memorial
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Naperville Police Arrest Man for Fleeing Police and Gun Possession
At approximately 9:40 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 18, Naperville Police Officers on bicycle patrol in downtown Naperville observed a 2012 Dodge Charger at the intersection of Jackson Avenue and Main Street rapidly accelerate, emitting a screeching noise and smoke from the rear tires. The vehicle proceeded south on Main Street and stopped a block away behind an uninvolved vehicle waiting at a stop sign. As officers approached the vehicle with their emergency lights activated, the Dodge Charger fled from police, disregarding traffic control devices and heading westbound on Aurora Avenue.
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Information Session to Discuss Role of City Boards and Commissions
Hour-Long Presentation Will Share How Interested Residents Can Apply to Become Involved
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Naperville Police Urge Community to Make Our City “A Safer Naper” for Kids Returning to School This Fall
As Naperville school children begin the 2023-24 school year in the next two weeks, the Naperville Police Department asks that families and motorists make back-to-school safety a priority to ensure a safe and successful start to the new school year.
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THREE YEARS AGO TODAY: Naperville mayor signs “Emergency and Disaster” Declaration amid George Floyd riots
Three years ago today, then-Naperville Mayor Steve Chirico cited “George Floyd” riots in signing a “declaration of a civil emergency and local state of emergency and disaster” as “violence, looting, and property damage” occurred in the city’s downtown.
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President of National Association for Gun Rights: 'This is an emergency petition'
The National Association for Gun Rights (NAGR) plans to take their case against Naperville's gun ban to the Supreme Court.
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Naperville voters reject city council slate that proposed downtown subsidized, low-income housing
Naperville voters on Tuesday chose not to elect a slate of city council candidates who ran on a platform of bringing more low-income, Section 8 apartments to the city's downtown.