Chief Millar is asking all village residents to adhere to local and state ordinances/laws and let the pros light up the night skies with fireworks. Here are a few places in the area that will have firework shows for all to enjoy (click the date for more details): Hinckley Fireworks
Come on out to the Farmer’s Market at Campton Square every Wednesday. Kane County is offering a grant program to vendors. If you are a current vendor or interested in selling at the market, contact Matt Tansley for more information at tansleymatthew@co.kane.il.us.
Kane County recycling event on July 9, 2022, from 8 am-noon, 540 S. Randall Road, St. Charles. The event is for items that are deemed “hard to recycle”. These items include but are not limited to aerosol products, latex paint, and clothing. All details for this event can be found
National Night Out August 2, 2022 Where: School Street between Rt. 64 & LaFox Road 5-8 PM Join your Village of Campton Hills Police Officers for a night of fun, including face painting, hot dogs, and our top dog, K-9 Koda. He will be showing off his crime-fighting skills and
Are you planning a home improvement this summer or installing a pool to escape the summer heat? Don’t forget to apply for a Building Permit. Not sure if you need a permit? Call the village hall at 630-584-6700, M-F 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Permit applications can be found here
The Campton Township Solid Waste District e-recycling event is June 20 – 24. To participate residents must register by calling LRS at 773-685-8811 or online at LRSrecycles.com. Pick-up is on your normal pick-up day. Seven-item limit, which may include one TV or monitor Tube TVs may NOT exceed 40″ or
Currently, there are three (3) solicitor permits that have been issued by the village hall: -Aloha Construction – Effective March 28, 2022 – June 26, 2022 -Advocate Construction – Effective May 23, 2022 – August 8, 2022 -Randall & Son Roofing & Exteriors – Effective June 10, 2022 – September
Vehicles have been stolen from our village streets. Campton Hills residents, the police department is urging everyone to lock their cars. And always remember: IF YOU SEE SOMETHING, SAY SOMETHING.
Friends, co-workers, and family came out last week to celebrate the retirement of Deputy Chief Randy Johnson. Johnson started as a Police Officer with the village in 2007, promoted to Sergeant in 2015 and to Deputy Chief in 2018. He has been a great asset to the police department for
Get the most up-to-date election information by visiting the Kane County Clerk’s website here. Voting by mail? Click here. Who are the candidates? Click here. Precinct maps can be found here.
