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If you do not receive an ID card within three weeks after you registered, call the DuPage County Board of Elections Office at (630) 407-5600.
A person who changed his or her name within 27 days of the election, and still lives in the same precinct, may vote after completing an affidavit. A woman who continues to use her maiden name after marriage may vote without having to complete an affidavit if registered under her maiden name.
If you moved more than 30 days before the election within the county or municipality under a board of election commissioners, and did not transfer your registration, you can vote on a ballot for federal offices only, after completing an address correction form.
If you moved within 30 days before the election outside of your precinct, but you still live in the State, and did not transfer your registration, you can vote a full ballot in your old polling place after completing an affidavit.
If you moved more than 30 days before the election out of your county or municipality under the board of election commissioners and did not transfer your registration, you cannot vote.
Additional information on elections can be found at:
Be observant and make mental notes, including asking yourself:
There is no parking on the street after two inches of snowfall. Overnight parking, between 2:00 am and 6:00 am, is not permitted without prior approval. Permission can be granted if you contact either the Police Department at (630) 933-7160 during normal business hours or 9-1-1 after business hours. You may also register online. No permission will be granted for calls made after 2:00 am. Register Online
By mail: Send a letter (company requests should be on letterhead) requesting the report. There is a $5 charge for traffic crash reports. No reports involving juveniles will be disseminated.
It is always helpful if you can provide a recent picture of the missing person and a description of what the individual was wearing when last seen.
Fingerprinting is done on Wednesdays on a walk-in basis. Fees are as follows:
Note: No coins will be accepted as payment for fines.
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If you are interested in setting up an appointment for a security survey, contact the department's Crime Prevention Officer by calling (630) 933-7160.
Fill out a Vacation House Watch Form to apply. Vacation House Watch
Snow plowing operations are carefully designed to allow for optimum use of available plowing equipment and personnel. These pre-determined routes begin with all Village owned major through streets, followed by commuter parking lots, and finally, side streets, dead ends, and cul-de-sacs.
Depending upon when the snowfall begins, the commuter lots will be plowed at least once by 6:00 am.
Using the priority system ensures that heavy access roads will be less accident prone for the traffic these roads generate. More Snow Removal Policy
Since road salt and calcium chloride are caustic and in high concentrations can pollute, the Public Works Department attempts to be judicious with its use to protect local ecology. This means that drivers cannot count on totally clear pavement, and should exercise caution.
There is simply no way to prevent the deposit of snow at the entrances of driveways. It is an unavoidable by-product of the effort to maintain clear and safe streets for everyone in the shortest amount of time possible. If you can, wait until the street is plowed before clearing your driveway.
For the safety of others, please do not shovel snow off your driveway or sidewalk onto the street. The snow will harden and become compacted, creating a safety hazard.
Large Items - Large household items such as discarded furniture, beds, and tables will be collected on your regular pick-up day. All items are required to have one sticker attached. Please contact Waste Management at 1-800-796-9696 to schedule pick-up.
Moving Boxes - If larger than 3' x3', please flatten and put in bundles of 10 with one sticker attached to each bundle. Boxes smaller than 3' x3' will be picked up with recycling.
Building Materials - Construction materials from do-it-yourself projects such as lumber, gutters, carpeting, and paneling must be cut into four-foot lengths and bundled or put into approved containers not to exceed 50 pounds with one sticker attached to each bundle. For large amounts, an estimate is required.
Appliances - Household appliances such as refrigerators, freezers, stoves, washers, dryers, air conditioners, dehumidifiers, and water heaters require one sticker attached to each item. Call Waste Management at (800) 796-9696 to arrange a pick-up.
Heavy Items - Large, heavy automobile parts, concrete, gravel, dirt, or similar material will not be collected.
Medical Products - Syringes used for home medical purposed may be disposed of in rigid, plastic containers. Sharps containers designed for syringe disposal can be obtained through your local pharmacy.
Household Hazardous Waste - There are special collection sites and various dates that are scheduled for household hazardous waste collection. Please call Waste Management at (800) 796-9696 for locations and dates.
Recycling - Prepare your recycling by placing newspapers at the bottom of the bin, in paper bags on the top of the commingled items, or along side the bin to prevent paper from blowing our of the bins. Crush plastic bottles and jugs, as well as aluminum cans.
Branches - Branches must be tied in bundles with degradable jute twine which are no more than four feet in length and two feet in diameter, and should not exceed 50 pounds. One sticker must be attached to each bundle. Branches must not exceed four inches in diameter. Stickers will not be needed on designated Fall pick-up days.
Sod - Sod should be placed in a bag or container that does not exceed 32 gallons or 50 pounds. It will be taken with a sticker attached to each refuse bag or container.
Seasonal Leaf Collection - During the Fall seasonal collection period, residents must bag their leaves and place them at the curb by 7 AM on Monday of the designated weeks for free pick-up by Waste Management. The collection will alternate weeks between the north and the south sides of Winfield with the Union Pacific Railroad as the dividing line.