A dog was picked up in the 800 block of Hickory Street. Dog is now in animal holding at the Lemont Police Department. Dog appears to be a Yorkie, black and brown. If this dog is yours, please stop by the Lemont Police Department to claim. [Additional info...]

The 2010 MFT Resurfacing Bid Posting is now available. The bid opening date is 3-25-2010. 10:00 am at Village Hall Full Bid Posting

Customers with a financial, medical or other hardship issue can pay 50 percent of the outstanding balance and ComEd will credit the remaining 50 percent once the payment has been cleared. The Helping Hand program is only available from March 1 through March 31, 2010. For more information on the program please click on the following link. [Additional info...]

The March 2010 Newsletter is now available on-line. This issue covers the St. Patrick's Day Parade & Festival on March 6th, news from the Mayor, information on Census 2010, along with information on spring programs and events. [Additional info...]

During and after any snowfall, please try to remove vehicles from Village streets if at all possible to facilitate clearing. If removal is not possible, after a snowfall of 2 inches park on the odd-numbered side of the street on odd calendar days, and even-numbered side of the street on even calendar days. The days is considered to begin at 9:00 am

For more information please call the Village at 630-257-1550.

On Friday, December 11, NBC 5 news featured Lemont and our efforts to support local independent businesses through The 3/50 Project. To view the video, or read the full story, click on the following link. View story

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In an effort to educate the residents concerning the tax levy process, Lemont's taxing bodies hosted a joint informational workshop on Monday, November 30th. For a copy of the presentation, please click on the link below. 2009 Joint Tax Levy Presentation

Information on the Commercial Recycling Program [Additional info...]

The last day for Waste Management to pick up landscape waste for residents will be Friday, November 27th. For more information please contact Waste Management at (800) 796-9696.

LEMONT POLICE AWARDED TRAFFIC SAFETY GRANT
By: TrafficSafetyLemontPD
10/19/09 10:36 PM 78 hits

Lemont Police Officers Jason Boyer and Lee Addante proudly displaying an IDOT Campaign Banner. Lemont, IL - The Lemont Police Department announced today that Occupant Protection Enforcement Zones will be conducted in the Village from November 13 to November 29, 2009. The enforcement zones will coincide with the National and State "Click It or Ticket" Thanksgiving Holiday Mobilization. This special enforcement period is part of the state's annual effort to increase occupant protection use through a combination of highly visible aggressive enforcement, advertising, and public awareness campaigns.

The Lemont Police will be looking for drivers and passengers who don't buckle up and that includes drivers who fail to properly restrain child passengers. Motorists should expect to encounter Occupant Protection Enforcement Zones during both Daytime and Nighttime Hours.

The goal of the "Click It or Ticket" Mobilization is not to give out tickets, but rather to influence people to buckle up to prevent injuries and fatalities. According to the Illinois Department of Transportation, motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death and disability for Americans between 4 and 34. In Illinois 1,248 persons were killed in 1,129 fatal crashes in 2007. The average cost for a critically injured survivor of a motor vehicle crash is estimated at $1.1 million over a lifetime. This figure does not even begin to reflect the physical and psychological suffering of the victims and their families.

Illinois has a primary seat belt law which requires that every occupant in the vehicle be properly restrained at all times. If stopped and found in violation, Lemont Police will issue tickets without warning. Tickets for occupant protection violations range from $50 to $750 dollars.

This project is funded by the Illinois Department of Transportation.