The Village of Bolingbrook

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06/12/2026

💙 Weekly Wrap with Mayor Mary Alexander-Basta
June 12, 2026
What an incredible week in Bolingbrook! From aviation adventures and community celebrations to youth achievements and meaningful partnerships, our village continues to shine. Here's a look back at some of the highlights:
✈️ 2026 Annual Cavalcade of Planes
Thousands of visitors joined us at Clow International Airport for a spectacular day filled with aviation excitement, flight experiences, exhibits, great food, and family fun. Congratulations to Jonah Gattuso, a 2026 Plainfield East High School graduate, on receiving the $20,000 JWA Flight School Scholarship! Thank you to the volunteers, sponsors, pilots, exhibitors, and staff whose hard work made this event a tremendous success.
☕ Coffee with the Chiefs
Residents gathered for coffee and donuts while hearing directly from our Fire and Police Chiefs about upcoming initiatives, recent accomplishments, and community events. We also recognized our Citizen Police Academy graduates and celebrated Chief Mike Rompa's retirement after 31 years of dedicated service to the Bolingbrook Police Department. His final day is June 19, 2026, and he will be greatly missed.
📅 Mark your calendar: The next Coffee with the Chiefs will be held on Tuesday, August 11, 2026, at 9:00 AM at the Village Town Center Pavilion.
🏃‍♂️ Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics
The Bolingbrook Police Department proudly hosted this year's Torch Run, traveling approximately 2.5 miles through the community. Thank you to our officers, volunteers, supporters, and residents who came together to support the incredible athletes of Special Olympics and promote the spirit of inclusion.
🚒 Congratulations, Camp EmpowHER Class of 2026!
Our 5th Annual Camp EmpowHER gave young women ages 14–18 an inside look at the firefighting profession. Participants trained alongside firefighters, suited up in full turnout gear, earned CPR and First Aid certifications, explored specialty operations, and participated in hands-on emergency response scenarios.
A special thank you to instructors Christina Lynch, Nicole McGowan, and Tara Moser, as well as Fire Chief Chris Jostes for their continued support of this impactful program that empowers and inspires future leaders.
🎗️ American Cancer Society Relay For Life 40th Anniversary
Our community gathered at Village Town Center to celebrate survivors, remember loved ones, and stand united in the fight against cancer. Thank you to everyone who participated in this meaningful event.
🐾 Supporting the Live Like Roo Foundation
We stopped by Pet Supplies Plus on Weber Road to support their fundraiser benefiting the Live Like Roo Foundation, which has helped more than 30,000 families and provided over $4 million in medical grants for pets diagnosed with cancer.
🤖 Welcome, Formic!
We were excited to attend the grand opening of Formic's new headquarters at 309 E. Crossroads Parkway. The manufacturing automation company showcased its innovative robotics technology and is a great addition to our growing business community. Welcome to Bolingbrook!
🤝 Community Meetings & Collaboration
This week included productive discussions with Public Works, the Fire Department, Village Clerk's Office, Bolingbrook Community Television, the Non-Profit Coalition, H2O Heart Haven, local businesses, and residents as we continue working together to strengthen our community and plan for the future.
⭐ Philippine Independence Day Celebration
We proudly welcomed Consul General Attorney Melanie Rita B. Diano from the Philippine Consulate General of Chicago during our Philippine Independence Day Flag Raising Ceremony at Village Town Center. The celebration featured a cultural performance, inspiring messages, and opportunities to connect with members of the Filipino community.
🎉 Don't miss the 2026 Piyesta Pinoy Celebration on Saturday, June 13, from 11:00 AM–8:00 PM at the Village Town Center & Performing Arts Center.
👮 Bolingbrook Youth Police Academy Graduation
We celebrated the graduation of 24 students, ages 10–14, from the first-ever Bolingbrook Youth Police Academy. Participants gained firsthand experience in law enforcement, built physical fitness, strengthened community relationships, and engaged in hands-on activities with our officers. Congratulations to all of our graduates! A special thank you to Captain Jason Mitchem, Officer Alexia Britton, Sergeant Brandon Gentry, Officer Dan Smetters and Officer Pete Miranda for bringing this to life and inspiring our youth!
📣 Upcoming Community Events
🎶 Wednesday Night Summer Concert Series
📍 Bolingbrook Performing Arts Center
🎵 The Hurricane Project
June 17 | ⏰ 7:30 PM
✊ Juneteenth Celebration
📍 Village Town Center
June 19 | ⏰ 5:00 PM–9:00 PM
🧺 Village Picnic
📍 Village Town Center
June 28 | ⏰ 12:00 PM–5:00 PM
📣 4th of July Celebrations
📍Bolingbrook Golf Club
July 4| ⏰ Starting at 3:00 PM
🌎 iFest International Bolingbrook
📍 Village Town Center
July 11 | ⏰ 12:00 PM–8:00 PM
Thank you to everyone who helps make Bolingbrook such a vibrant, welcoming, and engaged community. We can't wait to see what's next! 💙

🚧 STORM RECOVERY UPDATE – JUNE 12, 2026 2:00 PM 🚧The Village of Bolingbrook Public Works Department is transitioning fro...
06/12/2026

🚧 STORM RECOVERY UPDATE – JUNE 12, 2026 2:00 PM 🚧
The Village of Bolingbrook Public Works Department is transitioning from emergency storm response operations into community-wide cleanup and recovery efforts following the June 10 and June 11 severe weather events.
➡️Beginning Monday, June 15, Public Works crews will begin a coordinated storm debris collection program throughout the Village.
Due to the volume of debris and the number of locations affected, cleanup operations are expected to continue through Friday, June 26, 2026.

🌳Residents requiring assistance with storm-related tree limbs, branches, and natural vegetative debris are encouraged to contact the Public Works Department as soon as possible to schedule a pickup.
📞 Public Works Department: (630) 226-8800
📧 [email protected]
Scheduling pickups allows crews to identify affected locations, coordinate collection routes, and provide the most efficient service possible to residents.
⚠️ IMPORTANT REMINDERS:
• All debris must be moved to the curb for collection.
• Public Works crews will not enter private property to remove debris.
• Debris should be cut into manageable lengths and bundled whenever possible.
• Collection is limited to storm-related tree limbs, branches, and natural vegetative debris resulting from the June 10 and June 11 storm events.
• Residents should contact Public Works and prepare debris for collection no later than June 26, 2026.
❌ Public Works will not collect:
• Whole trees on private property.
• Fallen trees located within residential yards.
• Stumps, root balls, or large tree trunk sections.
• Fences, sheds, landscaping structures, or other private property damage.
• Contractor debris, construction materials, household refuse, or non-storm-related yard waste.
➡️Please note that this is a limited storm recovery operation intended to address debris resulting from the June 10 and June 11 storm events. Requests received after the conclusion of the program may not be eligible for collection under this special cleanup effort.
Public Works appreciates the patience and cooperation of our residents as crews continue working to restore the community. Our goal is to ensure all affected areas receive attention as quickly, safely, and efficiently as possible.
Thank you for your continued support as we recover from these storm events.

🚨 STORM RECOVERY UPDATE FOR BOLINGBROOK RESIDENTS 🚨The Village of Bolingbrook understands that many residents experience...
06/12/2026

🚨 STORM RECOVERY UPDATE FOR BOLINGBROOK RESIDENTS 🚨
The Village of Bolingbrook understands that many residents experienced storm-related damage from the severe weather events on June 10 and June 11. Public Works crews have been working continuously to respond to emergencies, clear roadways, address flooding, and restore safe conditions throughout the community.
As part of the Village's storm recovery efforts, Public Works will assist residents with the collection of storm-related tree limbs, branches, and natural vegetative debris.
📞 Residents requesting collection are asked to contact Public Works to schedule a pickup:
• Phone: (630) 226-8800
• Email: [email protected]
Scheduling pickups allows staff to identify affected locations, coordinate collection routes, and provide the most efficient service possible.
⚠️ IMPORTANT: ALL DEBRIS MUST BE MOVED TO THE CURB
Residents are responsible for moving all storm debris from private property to the curb line for collection. Public Works crews will not enter private property, residential yards, easements, or landscaped areas to remove debris.
Any debris remaining on private property will not be collected. To be eligible for pickup, debris must be placed at the curb and prepared in accordance with the guidelines below.
✅ ACCEPTED DEBRIS:
• Tree limbs, branches, and natural vegetative debris resulting from the June 10 and June 11 storm events
• Debris cut into manageable lengths
• Bundled and securely tied whenever possible
• Debris placed at the curb for collection
❌ ITEMS THAT WILL NOT BE COLLECTED:
• Whole trees located on private property
• Fallen trees located within residential yards or on private property
• Stumps, root balls, or large sections of tree trunks
• Fences, sheds, landscaping structures, playground equipment, or other private property damage
• Contractor debris, construction materials, household refuse, or non-storm-related yard waste
• Any debris requiring Public Works crews to enter private property for removal
Thank you for your patience and cooperation as cleanup efforts continue. By working together and following these guidelines, we can ensure Village resources remain focused on assisting residents impacted by the storms and restoring our community as quickly as possible.

06/11/2026

🎉 Congratulations to the Camp EmpowHER Class of 2026 graduates!
This year marked the 5th annual Camp EmpowHER, hosted by the Bolingbrook Fire Department, giving local young women ages 14–18 the opportunity to experience what it takes to be a firefighter.

Participants trained alongside our firefighters, geared up in full turnout equipment, earned CPR and First Aid certifications, explored specialty team operations, and took part in hands-on emergency response activities.

A special thank you to our female firefighter instructors—Christina Lynch, Nicole McGowan, and Tara Moser—for their leadership and dedication to mentoring the next generation. We also extend our gratitude to Mayor Mary Alexander-Basta and Fire Chief Chris Jostes for their continued support of this impactful program.

Camp EmpowHER reflects the Village of Bolingbrook's commitment to empowering young women, building confidence, and inspiring future leaders.

Interested in joining the 6th Annual Camp EmpowHER? Registration opens in February 2027. Visit Bolingbrook.gov/fire for details, email [email protected], or contact Fire Administration at 630-226-8540.

WEBER ROAD CLOSURE UPDATE 6:00 AM -JUNE 11ComEd has completed the necessary repairs. As of 3:45 AM, Weber Rd has been fu...
06/11/2026

WEBER ROAD CLOSURE UPDATE 6:00 AM -JUNE 11
ComEd has completed the necessary repairs. As of 3:45 AM, Weber Rd has been fully open to traffic. Thank you for your patience during this unexpected closure. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the Public Works Department.

WEBER ROAD CLOSURE UPDATE 11:15 PM

There is a very high likelihood that Weber Rd will be closed during tomorrow mornings commute, between Royce Rd & The Entrance to Victory Cathedral Worship Center (Hobby Lobby) Parking Lot. We are expecting ComEd to come out sometime tomorrow morning but an exact time has not been given to us at this point.

WEBER ROAD CLOSURE UPDATE 6:00 AM -JUNE 11ComEd has completed the necessary repairs. As of 3:45 AM, Weber Rd has been fu...
06/11/2026

WEBER ROAD CLOSURE UPDATE 6:00 AM -JUNE 11
ComEd has completed the necessary repairs. As of 3:45 AM, Weber Rd has been fully open to traffic. Thank you for your patience during this unexpected closure. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the Public Works Department.

UPDATE as of 10:00 PM -JUNE 10
Road remains closed. ComEd work is anticipated to take 6-7 hours to repair/mitigate.

🚨 ROAD CLOSURE ALERT 🚨
Due to storm damage and downed power lines, Weber Rd is CLOSED in both directions between Royce Rd and Boughton Rd.

The closure is in effect as of this evening, June 10, and will remain in place until the roadway is deemed safe.

Motorists are advised to avoid the area and use alternate routes. Please do not drive around barricades or enter closed roadways.
Updates will be provided as they become available.

06/11/2026

🏃‍♂️🔥 The 2026 Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics was a success in Bolingbrook today!

The Bolingbrook Police Department was honored to host all of Region E, bringing together participants from Will County, Grundy County, and south suburban Cook County.

The event featured an opening ceremony with the Bolingbrook PD Honor Guard, followed by the Torch Run and a celebration with food trucks and time to connect.

The run began at the Bolingbrook Police Department, traveling east on Briarcliff Road, south on Bolingbrook Drive, west on Lily Cache Lane, and north on Canterbury Lane before returning to the Bolingbrook PD, completing a route of approximately 2.5 miles.

Thank you to the Bolingbrook Police Department, volunteers, supporters, and community members who helped make this a meaningful and memorable day for everyone involved. Together, we continue to support the incredible athletes of Special Olympics and the spirit of inclusion they inspire.

WEBER ROAD CLOSURE UPDATE 6:00 AM -JUNE 11ComEd has completed the necessary repairs. As of 3:45 AM, Weber Rd has been fu...
06/10/2026

WEBER ROAD CLOSURE UPDATE 6:00 AM -JUNE 11
ComEd has completed the necessary repairs. As of 3:45 AM, Weber Rd has been fully open to traffic. Thank you for your patience during this unexpected closure. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the Public Works Department.
🚨 ROAD CLOSURE ALERT 🚨JUNE 10
Due to storm damage and downed power lines, Weber Rd is CLOSED in both directions between Royce Rd and Boughton Rd.

The closure is in effect as of this evening, June 10, and will remain in place until the roadway is deemed safe.

Motorists are advised to avoid the area and use alternate routes. Please do not drive around barricades or enter closed roadways.
Updates will be provided as they become available.

🌦️ Weather Update | June 10, 2026 | 4:45 PMWe are expecting a break in the weather tonight, so The Wednesday Night Summe...
06/10/2026

🌦️ Weather Update | June 10, 2026 | 4:45 PM
We are expecting a break in the weather tonight, so The Wednesday Night Summer Concert is still scheduled to take place! As long as weather conditions remain safe, we'll be ready to enjoy a great evening together. Bring your umbrellas, lawn chairs, and blankets, and join us at 7:30 PM for a fun night of music and community. We look forward to seeing you there! 🎵☔
Note: The Village Staff will continue to monitor conditions throughout the evening.
Join us TONIGHT (June 10) for our FREE summer concert with a Dance Pop Party featuring Dick Diamond & The Dusters starting at 7:30 PM at the Performing Arts Center(375 W. Briarcliff Rd.)!
Bring your family and friends for an evening of:
🎵 Live music
🍔 Food & refreshments
☀️ Summer fun
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family-friendly entertainment
Don't miss another great night of music and community. Grab your lawn chairs and come enjoy a summer evening with us!

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375 W. Briarcliff Road
Bolingbrook, IL
60440

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