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www.broadview-il.govSummer 2022Dear Neighbor,Residents are out walking, biking,and picnicking. Neighbors areswapping stories over their fences.Children are playing in their yards.Gardens are blooming. Summer hasarrived in Broadview.If we are on the cusp of summer, thatmeans the Village of Broadview hasMayor Katrina Thompsonalready adopted its new budget,which runs from May 1, 2022 to April 30, 2023.The Village Board of Trustees approved the Fiscal YearAnnual Budget on April 28, 2022. The new budget is a fiscallyresponsible plan that will enable the Village to provide thecommunity with high quality municipal services, such aspolice and fire protection, reliable and clean water, as wellhost community events, such as Juneteenth.Still, Broadview faces financial challenges, including:stabilizing the sales tax base over the long-term , increasingpension obligations, rising health care costs, funding forvehicles, equipment, and building capital improvements.The Village Board and I remain committed to conservativespending while continuing to invest in our community andproviding superior services to our residents.For example, Broadview’s investments this year will includethe following: Over 469K in (20th, 21st and 22nd between Rooseveltand Fillmore) Over 4.3M in water main improvements and alleysfrom 17th to 25th Avenue in the commercial district Over 334K in street repairs 16th Street PavingImprovementsThese investments in Broadview’s infrastructure will enhancethe quality of life for all residents and meet the needs of ourlocal businesses.Still, a community’s quality of life cannot be measured bycement, bricks, and asphalt alone. A community must alsoinvest in culture as well as concrete.Broadview’s cultural investment includes, for example,hosting our now annual Juneteenth celebration. Thecelebration kicked off on June 2, 2022 when Village raised theJuneteenth flag at the municipal building.The flag is rich in symbolism.Broadview’scultural investmentincludes,example,ourcolorsnow annualFirst,the Juneteenthflagusesfortheexacthostingsameas Juneteenththecelebration. The celebration kicked off on June 2, 2022 when Village raised the Juneteenth gthered,at the municipal building.white, and blue symbolizes that the formerly enslaved andThe flag is rich in symbolism.their descendants are free Americans, too.First, the Juneteenth flag uses the exact same colors as the United State’ flag: red, white, andSecond,thetheArc“new horizon”meaningthatblue. Includingred,representswhite, and blueasymbolizesthat the formerlyenslavedand theirdescendantsare free Americans,freshopportunitiesandtoo.promising futures exist for BlackAmericans.Second, the Arc represents a “new horizon” meaning that fresh opportunities and promisingfutures exist for Black Americans.Third,the Star is a nod not only to the Lone Star State ofTexas,(whereJuneteenthcelebratedon June19,was firstThird, theStar is a nodnot only to thewasLonefirstStar Stateof Texas, (whereJuneteenthcelebratedon June19, 1865whenabolished),slavery was abolished),but alsoit stands forfreedom of1865whenslaverywasbut alsoit standsforthetheevery Black American in all 50 states.freedom of every Black American in all 50 states.Finally, the Burst, the outline surrounding the star reflects a nova — or new star— whichFinally,theBurst,the outlinesurrounding the star reflects a novarepresentsa newbeginningfor all.— or new star— which represents a new beginning for all.Broadview, the first municipality in Illinois to establish an official Juneteenth village holiday, hasorganized a three-day– Junemunicipality17, 18, and 19 – officialcommemorationof JuneteenthBroadview,the firstin Illinoisto establishan – orFreedom Day. As part of the official recognition, Broadview will provide a paid-day off ree-dayMonday, June 20, to all village employees.– June 17, 18, and 19 – official commemoration of Juneteenth– or Freedom Day. As part of the official recognition,Broadview will provide a paid-day off on Monday, June 20, toall village employees.Broadview’s Juneteenth celebration is inclusive. Ourcelebration embraces all races, ethnicities, religions, andnationalities. Most important, our Juneteeth rememberanceprovides the opportunity for all citizens to acknowledge aperiod in U.S. history that has influenced and shaped today’ssocieity while recognizing that work remains to be done.It’s an exciting time in the Village of Broadview.Sincerely,Mayor Katrina ThompsonBe Blessed!
ADMINISTRATIONsletter info – Administration DepartmentAdministrationserve the communityin many ways ispurchase:1,inready to serve the community in many ways.Come in and pay or purchase:Water Bill As of May 1, 2021, water rates haveincreased. All water bills are calculated2021, water rateshaveincrease.All waterbills arein gallonsfor residential,commercialgallons for residential,commercialandindustrial. and industrial.Vehicle Sticker VehicleStickersckers (2022-2022) weredue byApril(2022-2023)30, 2021.wereAsdueof Mayby April 30, 2022. As of May 1, 2022,cle Sticker prices havedoubled.Vehicle Sticker prices have doubled.Yard Stickers Yard Waste Stickers are needed for all yard wastebags (ie: grass & leaves). Make sure to place your2022 Spring Newslyardwaste bags out on your garbage pickup dayetter info – Administration Departmonly. (cost 1.90)entVehicleDog orCatStTagickersThe 2022Ve hiclePetTagsare available for purchase. All dog andStickerand are avswillgoailable atthe Village on sale on MarchAvenue.mustAny qucats15, 2022 rabies shot numbers toHall lohaveestions recated at current,and pena2350 Soutlative tolties call1,fees, plach 25th(708) 68emPeten1-3600areceive2022Tag.tofst.ickers, (cost 25)BrsGarbage StickersStickersare neededall additionaltickers are needed on allGarbageadditionalitems.Youoncanput outitems. You can put out one item on your garbagen your garbage pickupday. Any additional items without apickup day. Any additional items without a 2)sticker will not be picked up. (cost 2)not be picked up. (costVehicle StickPassenger erSeniors (65 or older)VeteransActive Duty Military Personale Stickers are needed for all yard waste bags (ie: grass &Make sure to place youryard wasteout on yourVillageHallbagsBusinessHoursckup day only. (cost 1.90)Monday: 8:30 am – 5:30 pmTuesday, Thursday & Friday:– 5:00pm have currentavailable for purchase. All dog 8:30andamcatsmustWednesday:8:30mbers to receive a 2022 Pet Tag. (cost 25) am – 2 pmThe Waterbe open on thecontactlast Saturdayng Permit - know yourzoneDepartment- for morewillinformation,of every month from 9 am – 12 pm except for Novembercy police at 708-345-6550& visit Village Hall to view the& December.Here is the schedule for the upcoming SummerParking Permits Saturdays:are needed when parking in thed zone areas. The monthlycost is 30. Each zone isJune 25, 2022ed: Zone 1 – Yellow, JulyZone230, 2022– Pink, Zone 3 – Green,Blue, Zone 5 – Orange, August& Zone6 – Red27, 2022September 24, 2022rs:Did You Know?5:30 pm); Tuesday, Thursday & Friday (8:30 am – 5:00 The Villageof Broadviewhasbeoutstanding:30 am – 2 pm) The WaterDepartmentwillopen onSeasonal Workers who have come back fromevery month from 9 am – 12 pm except for November &college to work with us again for the summer. Joinme in welcoming back: Timothy Caldwell (PublicWorks),Saturdays:Taylor Daniels (Building Department), &SummerLaShae Mobley (Mayor’s Office).e for the upcominguly 30, 2022; August 31,2022; September 24, 2022 The 2022 Summer Youth Work Program will beginJune 13, 2022. We have eleven (13) teens (ages14-16) who will work at the Village of Broadviewand learn about local municipal government. Allyouth workers are Broadview residents who havebeen accepted and/or in high school within thetownship. Congratulations to All! 2 oadviewresticker. Fa quires that all residents diilure to pusplay a curchase th2022 willrrent vehie 2021 Veresult inclea penaltyhicle Stick2022 and.er by MayPenalty peall vehicle1,riosticker co2021 vehid beginsst will doMay 2,cle stickeruble. Rems expireember thon Aprile30, 2022!CostCOVID-19 Testing @ Village Hall everyMonday – Friday from 7 am – 1 pm.To make an appointment, go tofreecovidcare.comOvernight Parking Permit Know Your Zone - for more information, contactthe non-emergency police at 708-345-6550 & visit 25Village Halltoview the zone map.Truck/Tr 10 (2 peactor/Sr household)Free (1 per Veteran)Free (1 per Active Military)B - 25D - 40 55Zone 1 –HF -Yellow- 65J - 70Zone 2 K–- 8Pink0L - 85N - 95Zone 3 – Greenemi-TrailerP - 105Q - 115R - 127.50S - 135T - 142.50V - 150X - 157Z - 165Zone 4 – BlueZone 5 – OrangeZone 6 – RedWays to Pay Your Water BillIn-Person – payments can be made in person duringnormal Village Hall office hours:Monday – 8:30 am – 5:30 pmTuesday, Thursday, Friday – 8:30 am – 5:00 pmWednesday – 8:30 am – 2:00 pmClosed Saturday and SundayPayment Options – Acceptable payment methodsare cash, check, money order, credit card, or onlinepayment.Spring Newsletterinfo –creditAdministrationDepartmentWe 2019acceptall majorcards:A convenience feewill Webenowapplied.accept all major credit cards:Water BillingBy Mail– allow five days for mailing. Mail payments to:Pay your water bill on time through Illinois ePay/Jetpay. You can make a one-timepayment or create an account.Village of BroadviewIllinois: Village of Broadview2350 South 25th AvenueBroadview, IL 60155.No Cash Payments will be accepted!One-Time PaymentMake a one-time payment without creating an account. Click the button belowOnlinePayments – Pay your water bill online on theand you will be redirected to the page where you can make a payment.Village of Broadview’sLoginwebsite. Go to www.broadviewil.gov. Select Pay A Bill, then select Water Bill E-Pay.You can make a one-time payment or create anPayment OptionsAcceptableusingpayment methodsare cash,check, money order,creditpasswordcard, or onlineaccountyourusernameandto take upBy Mail – allow five days for mailing. Mail payments to:of Broadviewto 3Villagedaysforapaymenttobedebitedandposted.2350 South 25th AvenueBroadview, balancesIL 60155Accountmay not reflect recent payments.UsernamePasswordDrop Box – for payments and correspondence, a24-hour depository is located in the Village parkinglot at the South area of the Village Hall or in the dropbox inside Village Hall. No Cash Payments will beaccepted!708.681.3600
From the Desk ofSouth Central Capital Group, LLCThe Finance Department is pleased to report that the Village had another solid year financially. The Village successfully weatheredCOVID-19 pandemic by carefully monitoring expenditures and supplemented decreased sales and other use tax revenues with variousState and Federal Grants. As we look forward to the future, we are happy to announce the FY23 Budget was presented to the VillageBoard and residents, and it was approved at the April Board meeting.The FY23 Budget continues to be a fiscally responsible financial plan that will enable the Village to continue to provide the communitywith high quality municipal services and special events that enhance the quality of life of all residents and meet the needs of thebusiness community. There are a number of internal and external factors taken into account when compiling the municipal budget.Some of the issues the Village faces include long-term stability of the sales tax base, increasing pension obligations, rising health carecosts, and the funding for vehicle, equipment, and building capital improvements. We will continue to evaluate our operations tomake certain we are providing services to our citizens and corporate business partners as efficiently and economically as possible.The FY20 Audit has been completed and was presented to the Village Board and the residents. The FY21 Audit is underway, and weexpect that it will be completed by the end of the 1st Quarter of FY23. The Finance Department will continue to focus on the Mayor’sdirective of ensuring that we provide the residents with financial transparency.#BroadviewStrongVillage PresidentKatrina R. ThompsonVillage ClerkKevin McGrierVillage AdministratorLeTisa JonesFinance DirectorSouth Central Capital Group, LLCTreasurerThomas HoodVillage Hall2350 South 25th AvenueBroadview, Illinois 60155-3827(708) 681-3600HoursMonday: 8:30am - 5:30pmTuesday, Thursday& Friday 8:30am - 5:00pmWednesday 8:30am - 2:00pmTrusteesJudy AbrahamSheila ArmourPatricia Chao-MalaveJudy MillerAndrea SeniorJarry ShelbyVillage AttorneyDel Galdo Law Group, LLCVillage MeetingsMayor, Trustees & Committees meet on the1st & 3rd Monday each month at 7:30pm.All meetings are open to the public and are held in the CouncilChambers of the Municipal Building at2350 South 25th AvenueResidents are encouraged to attend.www.broadview-il.gov Live streaming of Village Board meetings is now available.The Village Board typically meets the first and third Mondayof the month at 7:30 p.m. Live streaming can be viewed viathe Village’s website at www.broadview-il.gov under thegovernment tab, then go to Village Board, and then to VillageBoard Meetings. If you have questions regarding this, pleasecontact Sobieda Sierra, Executive Assistant, at 708-681-3600. 3
Plan your weekend bargain hunting at theBroadview Community Yard Sale.Clean out your basement and join us as a vendor orStop in for great deals on items of all kinds.For more information or to purchase a vendor space,please contact Lily Sierra at 708-681-3600 ext. 2594 708.681.3600
Camp #WECANTOOThank You!FIREJoin us for two days of Girl Power! Come hear about all the amazing things girls can doto serve their community and others! We will take a field trip to different working environments where woman run non-for profit organizations to care for others.The bus leaves at 8:00am and returns at 4:00pm.The next day we will have a wrap up event from 9:00am to noon to create our visionboards.Camp #WECANTOO is all about diversity and equality.Registration is happening now.Please RSVP to Kris Murphy at The Broadview Fire Department 708-343-6124 (dial 1).This is a free event for Broadview Residents. 25 to all non-residents. 50 seats available. Lunch Included on the first day.Permission slips can be picked upA big THANK YOU to Nate Odom from Country FinTHANKOdomYOU to Natefrom CountryYOUA bigto NatefromOdomCountryFinancialInsurancethe Aidgenero 15000.00Grant.This enerous 1,500.00Grant. 15000.00Grant. This grant rsday, June 23rd from 7:30am to 4:00pmand FridayKitchenThis grant providedClassFirst AidandKits 50ourPublic FireSafetyExtinguishers that will beJune 24th from 9:00am to noon.Class and 50 KitchenFire Extinguishersthatforwillbeprovidedto residents at theJuneteenthEvent!HealsoBabysitter Class and 50 Kitchen Fire Extinguishersthatspoiled the Fire DepartmJuneteenth Event!willHebealsospoiledthe FireDepartmentwitha wonderfullunch! ThagainNate,forhelpingEvent!us helpour community!providedto residentsat theJuneteenthagain Nate, for helpingushelpourcommunity!He also spoiled the Fire Department with a wonderfulThis year’s #WECANTOO has a wholeAnewbigtwist!THANKlunch! Thanks again Nate, for helping us help ourcommunity!at the firehouse upon registration.Join us for two days of Girl Power! Come hear aboutall the amazing things girls can do to serve theircommunity and others! We will take a field trip todifferent working environments where woman runnon-for profit organizations to care for others.The bus leaves at 8:00am and returns at 4:00pm.The next day we will have a wrap up event from 9:00amto noon to create our vision boards.Camp #WECANTOO is all about diversity and equality.Registration is happening now.Please RSVP to Kris Murphy at the Broadview FireDepartment 708-343-6124 (dial 1).This is a free event for Broadview Residents. 25 to allnon-residents. 50 seats available. Lunch Included onthe first day.Permission slips can be picked up at the firehouse uponregistration.Welcome.Welcomeour newWelcomeour Firefighter/Paramedics:new Firefighter/ParamedicsDemetrius Wade, Kamuron Akyol and Tim Kyles.Special RecognitionThis past Spring Kris Murphy was awardedAdministrative Professional of the Year by The IllinoisFire ChiefAssociation. Krisgoes above andThis past Spring Kbeyond her dutiestrative Professionand Chief Kenny This past Spring Kris Murphy was awarded AdmiChief Associationappreciates all KdutiesChiefhas done for theChiefAssociation.Krisgoesaboveandbeyondfor the Fire DeparhFire Department.duties and Chief Kenny appreciates all she has dfor the Fire Department.Demetrius Wade, Kamuron Akyol and Tim Kyles.Congratulations to Congratulations.our new and promoted OfficersLt Steve Schaer, Captain Pat McGivney, and Lt Dave Cohen.Welcome our NewDeputy Chief MattMartin. DeputyCongratulations to our new and promoted OfficersChief Martin bringsLt Steve Schaer, Captain Pat McGivney, and Lt Davegreat experienceCohen.and education intrainingtoenhanceWe come our New Deputy Chief Matt Martin. Deputy Chiefthe Broadview FireMartin brings great experience and education in training toDepartmentenhance the Broadview Fire Departmentur new Firefighter/Paramedicswww.broadview-il.gov Wade,Kamuron Akyol and Tim Kyles.5
FIRESmoke DetectorsFire ExplorersKeep your family and summer visitors safe! We arecontinuing our Smoke detector program and ournon-punitive home safety check.Please call our Public EducationOfficer Marty Scafidi for moreinformation at 708-343-6125(dial 4 for assistance).We are always taking on new Fire Explorers. Young menand women ages 14-21. Summer is the perfect time forour youth to stop by and inquire about our program.Have them ask for Firefighter Dave Cohen at708-343-6124 (dial 5 for assistance).Our Explorers attend The Illinois Fire Safety Instituteeach summer for fire training. This year will be a oneday camp due to COVID restrictions at the University ofIllinois Campus.Fire House Field TripAre you looking for something to do with the kids this summer? Are you already tired of hearing “Im Bored”? Cometo the Firehouse for a field trip! Beginning June 14th until August 2nd, every Monday from 10:00am to 11:00am wewill have The Firehouse Field Trip. Come see what the Firefighters and paramedics do, where they eat, where theysleep, and how we take care of our community! Please call Kris Murphy for reservations at (708)-343-6124 ext 2.Pool Safety Tips1.Make Sure Rules for Pool Safety are Posted Correctly.2.Teach Children How to Swim at an early age.3.Check Ladders, Rails, etc. to Ensure All are Working Properly.4.Put your cell phone down. Make Sure an Adult is Always Watching.5.Install Self-Closing and Self-Latching Gates6.Keep the Pool Area Free of Clutter.7.Install a High-Quality Pool Alarm or a fitted cover that keepschildren safe.8.Install a Pool Safety Fence.9.Have Emergency Numbers Easily Accessible. Make sure childrenknow their address and how to dial 911.10. Do you know CPR?In the event of a drowning, CPR can be life saving. For information on CPR classescontact Firefighter/Paramedic Tom Flannery at (708) 343-6124 (dial 13 for assistance).6 708.681.3600
Torch RunCongratulations.POLICEThe run begins at 25th Avenue in Broadview on Roosevelt Road into Maywood at 9th Avenue. It continues east onRoosevelt Road to Des Plaines into Forest Park. Runners continue north to MadisontheneastPatriciato DocOfficialStreetSwearing-Inof OfficerScalise took place on May 23rd.also work in the Village of Broadview, very proud!Ryan’s for food and refreshments with the Special Olympics’ Athletes.Officer Scalise isOfficial Swearing-In of Officer Patricia Scalise took place onrdMay 23rd. Officer Scalise is making both parents, whoOfficial Swearing-In of Officer Patricia Scalise took place on May23 . Officer Scalise is making both parents, liseplaceonPatriciaMay 23rd. ScaliseOfficerScaliseis parents,makingwhoboth parents, whoalsoworkintheVillageof Inof inOfficerPatriciatookplaceonMayproud!23rd. Officer Scaliseis Broadview,veryproud!also workin thein VillageofofBroadview,veryproud!also workthe VillageBroadview, veryproud!on May 23rd. Officer Scalise is making both parents, whoalso work in the Village of Broadview, very proud!Official Swearing-In of Officer Sarah Krygowski. Sarah is in her field training stage for tOfficialSwearing-Inof OfficerKrygowski.Sarahis Krygowski.in herstagefield fortrainingstagefor the next 3 months.OfficialSwearingInSarahof OfficerSarahOfficerOfficial Swearing-Inof OfficerSarahKrygowski.Sarahis in herfield trainingthe next3 months.The Law Enforcement Special Olympics’ Torch RunTheth atth odinto Maywoodat 9th Avenue.at 9th hs.Official Swearing-In of Officer Sarah Krygowski. Sarah is in her field training stage for the next 3 months.is scheduled for Sunday, June 12th. Members of RooseveltRooseveltRoad orestPark.of RunnersPark.Runnerscontinuecontinuenorth tonorthMadisonto MadisonStreet StOfficer’s Chapp & Solis completed their iew, Bellwood, Maywood, and Forest Parkbe Ryan’sOfficialSwearing-Inof tes.the nextAthletes.3 months.Ryan’sfor �participating to raise funds for athletes.The run begins at 25th Avenue in Broadview onRoosevelt Road into Maywood at 9th Avenue. Itcontinues east on Roosevelt Road to Des Plaines intoForest Park. Runners continue north to Madison StreetIKE 911 Center Telecommunicator Melissa Paoloni receives the Life Saving Award. TCyear as a 911 telecommunicator with the Village of Broadview!then east to Doc Ryan’s for food and refreshments withIKE 911 CenterMelissa Paolonireceivesthe LifeSavingtheAward.TCO Paoloniin herPaoloni22IKETelecommunicator911 Center TelecommunicatorMelissaPaolonireceivesLife SavingAward. isTCOis in her 22ndthe Special Olympics’ Athletes.SergeantBeataGrzymkowskais pictured with TCO Paoloni.year as a 911yeartelecommunicatorwith theTelecommunicatorVillageof theBroadview!as a 911911 telecommunicatorwithVillageof Broadview!IKECenterMelissaPaoloniThe TCOrun beginsat 25th Avenue in Broadview on Roosevelt Road into Maywood at 9th AveSergeant BeataGrzymkowskais picturedTCO Paoloni.receivedtheLifewithSavingSergeantBeata Grzymkowskais picturedwithPaoloni.RooseveltRoad toDes PlainesintoSavingForestAward.Park. RunnerscontinueStrndIKE 911 Center Telecommunicator MelissaPaolonireceivesthe LifeTCO Paoloniis northin herto22MadisonAward. TCO Paoloni is inthe Villagefor foodand refreshments with the Special Olympics’ Athletes.year as a 911 telecommunicator with Ryan’sof Broadview!her 22nd year as a 911Sergeant Beata Grzymkowska is pictured with TCO Paoloni.telecommunicatorwith theIKE 911 Center TelecommunicatorMelissa Paolonireceives the Life Saving Award. TCO Paoloni is in her 22ndyear as a 911 telecommunicatorwith the Village of Broadview!VillageofBroadview!Chief Mills & Chief Kenny continue “Coffee with theBeata Grzymkowska is pictured with TCO Paoloni.Chiefs” at local restaurants in Broadview. TheirSergeantnext stopSergeant Beatais Peteson & Solis&iscompletedSoliscompletedtheir 1theiryear1probationaryyear probationaryperiodperiodwith thewithVillagethe ViloChiefMills &IIChiefKenny continueJune“Coffee23rd.with theComeChiefs” picturednextPetes II on Thursday, June 23rd. Come visit and have a cup of coffee!cupstopofiscoffee!with TCO Paoloni.The Law Enforcement Special Olympics’ Torch Run is scheduled for Sunday, June 12th.ndCoffee with the ChiefsThe Law Enforcement Special Olympics’ Torch Run is scheduledfor Sunday,June and12 . ForestMembersof Broadview,Bellwood,Maywood,Parkbe participatingto raise funds for athletes.Chief Mills & Chief Kenny continue “Coffee with the Chiefs” at local restaurants in Broadview. TheirThe LawandEnforcementSpecialTorchRun isscheduledfor Sunday,June12thwill. Membersof Broadview,Bellwood, Maywood,Forest Parkwill beOlympics’participatingto raisefundsfor athletes.next stop is Petes II on Thursday, June 23rd. Come visit and have a cup of coffee!Bellwood, Maywood, and Forest Park will be participating to raise funds for athletes.thOfficers Chapp & Solis completed their 1 yearprobationary period withOfficer’sthe VillageBroadview!Chapp &ofSoliscompleted their 1 year probationary period with the VillagA retired Cook County Sheriff’s Police Officer found these “BB” guns while walking near the SchroederThe Law Enforcement Special Olympics’ Torch Run is scheduled for Sunday, June 12th.RecruitingDriveParkplayground.They were turned into the policedepartment.Bellwood,Maywood, and Forest Park will be participating to raise funds for athletes.Members of Broadview,The Broadview Police Department will be at Triton College for a First RespondersCareer Open House on Tuesday April 5th, 2022. The event will be held in theCafeteria in the Student Center (B Building) from 6:00 to 8:00 pm. This OpenHouse gives students the opportunity to talk with officers and learn about theThetesting and hiring process.Law Enforcement Special Olympics’ Torch Run is scheduled for Sunday, June 12th. Members of Broadview,Bellwood,Maywood, and Forest Park will be participating to raise funds for athletes.Watch us on our FacebookWe hope to increase our police officer candidate pool.page, our digital billboard, and the village website for more information.The police department will hold an entrance exam for the position of police officer on June 11th at theBroadview Fire Department. Registration begins promptly at 8:30 a.m.The police department will hold an entrance exam for the position of police officer on June 11th at theBroadview Fire Department. Registration begins promptly at 8:30 a.m.Recruiting DriveA retired Cook County Sheriff’s Police Officer found these “BB” guns while walkinPark playground. They were turned into the police department.Keeping the Community SafeA retiredA retiredCook CountyCook icerfound foundthese “BB”theseguns“BB” whileguns whilewalkingwalknat the BroadviewFireA ywereThey turnedwere turnedinto theintopolicethe policedepartment.department.25thThe police department will hold a lieutenant promotional exam on JuneDepartment. The exam begins at 8:00 a.m. Good luck to all candidates!the Broadview FireThe policedepartmenthold a lieutenantwillpromotionalon June 25th atexamThePolicewillDepartmentholdexaman entranceDepartment. The exam begins at 8:00 a.m. Good luck to all candidates!for the position of police officer on June 11th at theBroadview Fire Department. Registration beginspromptly at 8:30 a.m.The Police Department will hold a lieutenantpromotional exam on June 25th at the Broadview FireDepartment. The exam begins at 8:00 a.m. Good luckto all candidates!www.broadview-il.gov Sheriff’s Police Officerfound these “BB” gunswhile walking nearthe Schroeder Parkplayground. They wereturned into the policedepartment.7
POLICEAs a reminder, it is illegal to operate all terrain vehicles, dirt bikes, and mopeds thof Broadview.All-Terrain VehiclesPlease refer to the Illinois Secretary of State’s website and the Illinois Vehicle Codmotorized vehicles.History Was Made.As a reminder, it is illegal to operate all terrainvehicles, dirt bikes, and mopedsthroughout the Village e officers ouin BPD’s history whereWeare thrilledto announce1st shiftoutnumberedofficers!officers!We are thrilled to announce the 1st shift in BPD’sPlease refer to the IllinoisSecretary of State’s websiteand the Illinois VehicleCode for laws operatingmotorized vehicles.As a reminder, it is illegal to operate all terrain vehicles, dirt bikes, and mopeds throughoMayor Booker (Village of Maywood) and Mayor Thompson helped celebrof Broadview.Telecommunicator’s Week at the IKE 911 Center in April.Please refer to the Illinois Secretary of State’s website and the Illinois Vehicle Code for lamotorized vehicles.National Telecommunicator’s WeekMayor Thompson (Village of Broadview) and MayorBooker (Village of Maywood) helped celebrate NationalWe are thrilled to announce the 1st shift in BPD’s history where female officers outnumbTelecommunicator’s Week at the IKE 911 Center in April.officers!BUSINESS RESOURCEMEETINGJULY 7th 9 amIron Workers Local 632523 E. LexingtonBroadview, IL 60155Special GuestMayor Thompson, BuildingDept., Police & Fire Chief,Village Fire and BuildingInspectors, MohammadElahi Cook County,Economic Development,Darnell Johnson, fromUrban Efficiency GroupFOR MORE INFORMATION OR RSVP: CALL DONYELL WYNN: 312-701-4214BROADVIEW-IL.GOV#BROADVIEWSTRONG8 708.681.3600
PUBLIC WORKS18th Avenues and a new 16” transmission waterm16th and 10th Avenues. These deteriorated asphacompletion of new water lines.Village.Capital ImprovementProjectsOur biggest project will be the IEPA Watermain Improvements. These improvements will consist ofBroadview PublicWorks willverythis summerworking onwithinCapital theImprovementsthroughoutthe Village.installinga benew8”busydistributionwatermainalleys northof Rooseveltbetween 25th and18 Avenuesnew 16”Improvements.transmission Thesewatermainwithin willthe consistalleys ofsouthof RooseveltbetweenOur biggest projectwill be theandIEPAaWatermainimprovementsinstallingathth16 watermainand 10 Avenues.Thesenorthdeterioratedasphaltalley
Village of Broadview 2350 South 25th Avenue Broadview, IL 60155. No Cash Payments will be accepted! Online Payments - Pay your water bill online on the Village of Broadview's website. Go to www.broadview-il.gov. Select Pay A Bill, then select Water Bill E-Pay. You can make a one-time payment or create an
