At the 4-23-24 City Council meeting the Council approved the 2023 Comprehensive plan. This plan will help shape the future of Oregon by setting the vision for the community. “Huge thank you to the volunteers who joined the Steering Committee for this project as well as Northern Illinois University for their extensive work on the
The City of Oregon is committed to ensuring that all homes have access to water during the COVID-19 pandemic. We can guarantee that no home will lose access to water and will suspend scheduled shut offs in March. If your household has difficulty paying the water bill on time, please contact City Hall (815-732-6321) to
Click HERE for public notice regarding operations, billing, and customer service during CORVID-19 health emergency.
We would like to invite the public to learn about and discuss our planning for the use of ARPA funds. The City will receive $470,000 in American Rescue funds. We want to make sure these one time funds have the best impact on our community. Come join us at the Oregon Coliseum before the Plan
February -Plant of the Year 2019 award
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At the 9/26/23 City Council Meeting the City recognized E. D. Etnyre & Co – Official Site for their continued positive impact on the Community of Oregon as well as their success in reaching their momentous achievement of their 125th anniversary as a company. Mayor Williams read the proclamation and presented E.D. Etnyre and Company
Join Nicor Gas for a FREE Virtual Energy Assistance Fair on Thursday, November 14th from 5-7 p.m. This online event will provide resources to help you uncover free energy-saving opportunities to be more efficient in your home, connect you with billing assistance options and engage with organizations that can provide you with essential community services.
Nicor has reached out to us and provided the following information on their energy assistance programs. Please share with anyone who may need some help. – Darin DeHaan, City Administrator Nicor Energy Assistance
It’s Solicitor’s time if you don’t want them coming to your house attached is a card you can print out or they are available at City Hall. You can also call City Hall to see if they are registered. Solicitors Door hanger
Byron Plant Closing Impact: On August 27, 2020 Exelon announced that it intends to retire the Byron Nuclear Plant in September of 2021. The closure of the Byron Plant will have a devastating impact on our County and our Park District as well as local sales tax, housing and many other Economic Impacts. Click image
Parking On Street After Snowstorm: After a snowfall of one inch or more has accumulated on the public streets the following rules will apply: Vehicles must be parked on the side of the street where the even-numbered building or house would be located between the hours of 7:00 a.m. on that day and 7:00 a.m.
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