Koda and the Campton Hills Police Department wants everyone in the community to have a safe and enjoyable Halloween! Koda has provided some safety tips for the children when out trick or treating and drivers who may be driving in the subdivisions during trick or treat hours. Children: Trick or
The Campton Hills Police Department and K9 Koda needs help from the community. Koda has been nominated for the 2021 Aftermath K9 Grant. Click Illinois on the map from the home page and locate Koda. Koda is in the Midwest region and part of tier 1. The tier represents the
Kane County Connects has announced that private well testing kits are available Oct. 18-29. For more information please click HERE.
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For 2021, Campton Hills, is the safest Illinois community according to SafeWise’s Report. SafeWise, a company that contextualizes all the national crime and safety data and trends, just announced it’s 2021 Safest Cities in Illinois 2021 list. This is the 7th annual Safest Cities Illinois Report by SafeWise. Since
K-9 Koda would LOVE for you, your friends, and your family to participate in the 2nd Annual Motorcycle Ride! 100% of funds raised will be donations to support the K-9 Unit’s training and equipment in Campton Hills.
Join Campton Township for our first All Wheel Show! There is no cost for spectators, so bring out the whole family! More information on this event can be found HERE. If you are interested in entering a vehicle, registration info can be found HERE. If you have any questions regarding
The State of Illinois has announced a Back to Business Grant Program. Funding available: $250 million to small businesses across the state that experienced losses in 2020 due to COVID-19, including the following set-asides. $100 million – Businesses located in Disproportionately Impacted Areas (DIAs) $30 million – Arts and Entertainment
Campton Hill’s Village President and Village Board approved a Proclamation, September 7, 2021, recognizing September as Childhood Cancer Awareness Month in the Village. While explaining the Proclamation and the designation of September as a month to raise Childhood Cancer awareness, Village President Mike Tyrrell asked, that everyone in the
