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The Federal Emergency Management Agency will conduct a nationwide test of the Emergency Alert System (EAS) and Wireless Emergency Alert (WEA) on Oct 3. The WEA portion begins at 1:18pm and the EAS portion follows at 1:20pm local time.
The test was rescheduled from September 20 due to ongoing response efforts to Hurricane Florence. The test will assess the operational readiness of the infrastructure for distribution of a national message and determine whether technological improvements ...
Contractors began work on Sept. 13 on an improved entrance to the Itasca Village Hall & Police Department. During the first phase of construction near the Village Hall entrance, visitors are asked to enter through the Police Station.
Appropriate signage is present to guide you. This configuration will be in place for about 1 week, depending on weather.During the 2nd phase of construction near the Police Station entrance, access to Village Hall will return to normal, through its front ...
Mayor, Jeff Pruyn, will outline why "Itasca Means Business" and give up-to-date information on all things Itasca at a Sept. 25 luncheon, from 11:30am-1:30pm, at The Itasca Country Club. Tickets are $27 in advance. Call 630-773-2944 for information.
Saturday, September 29, 3-5:30pm at the Springbrook Nature Center enjoy wine, beer tastings, music, live animal show, s'mores, crafts and a rubber duck raffle race in the creek. Tickets available at the Park District or at the event.
The National Safety Council and the Itasca Police Department will present a community training event September 27, 6-8pm at the Itasca Village Hall. Participants will learn preparations, options, plan and actions in the event of an active shooter.
Chances are slim that you will encounter an Active Shooter event. While you are 700 times more likely to die in a car crash than an active shooter event, safety is about being prepared. There are smart actions you can take to improve your chance...
ComEd will be in Itasca trimming trees, branches and vines that interfere or have the potential to interfere with power lines beginning in August and ending in Sept. In some cases tree removal may be required. All work is performed by trained arborists.
Tree and branches that interfere with power lines can create safety hazards and cause power outages. Preventative tree maintenance helps avoid power outages. For information about ComEd's vegetation maintenance along power lines please go to &am...