E-Newsletter: June 11, 2021
Phase 5: Restore Illinois - Full Reopening

The State of Illinois moves to Phase 5 of the COVID-19 Restore Illinois Plan today. All capacity limits on businesses, large-scale events, conventions, amusement parks, and all other venues are removed. Mask requirements for vaccinated and non-vaccinated individuals continue to align with CDC guidelines.
Block Party Requests

The City of Elmhurst has long supported block parties as a way to build community spirit, meet neighbors and have fun. But during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, special rules and recommendations are in effect. The City’s intent is to promote a safe environment for block parties and to provide consistent guidelines for residents. The City of Elmhurst requests that all block party participants adhere to the current CDC and IDPH Covid-19 Recommendations. Block party request form.
Homebound Resident Vaccination Effort

This week in a cooperative effort, the Elmhurst and Villa Park Fire Departments along with Metro Paramedic Services joined efforts to deliver the COVID-19 vaccination to homebound residents. Any individuals, age 16 years and older, who are homebound or have difficulty getting to a vaccination clinic are eligible for the program and may register here or call (630) 682-7400 for assistance.
Updated Restaurant Guide

Check out the most up-to-date Restaurant Guide for a complete listing of Elmhurst Restaurants. In the mood for sandwiches? Meeting friends for brunch? Find out where to go here!
Bicycle Walk Elmhurst Update

The draft Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan was reviewed by the Zoning and Planning Commission on June 1, 2021. The Commission voted unanimously to recommend approval of this draft Plan to the City Council. The next step is a review by the Development, Planning and Zoning Committee on June 14, 2021. Comments on this plan may be made in person, over the phone, or in writing at: planninginfo@elmhurst.org. To learn more about the plan visit: bikewalkelmhurst.com
Celebrating Pride Month

Mayor Levin joined the Elmhurst Pride Collective and the community in Wilder Park on Wednesday and proclaimed June 2021 as Pride Month in the City of Elmhurst. View Proclamation.
No Biking on Sidewalks in Business Districts

Biking on sidewalks in business districts is prohibited. Please walk your bike on the sidewalks. Bike racks are available throughout the shopping districts.
Don't Forget Your Vehicle Sticker

Did you purchase your 2021-22 Vehicle Sticker? The last day to purchase a sticker at the discounted rate was April 30. However, you can still purchase your sticker and are encouraged to do so. If your vehicle is registered to an Elmhurst address and is not displaying a current sticker, you could receive a ticket and pay a penalty for late purchase. Get your sticker today (and make sure it is displayed) to avoid extra costs. Learn More.
Sign up for Elmhurst Connect! Elmhurst Connect is an online and mobile reporting system for the City of Elmhurst. The community can use this service to easily identify issues and report them directly to the City of Elmhurst. There are a wide variety of report types available through this system. As always, if the issue you are reporting is a public safety emergency, please call 9-1-1 or for other issues that require immediate attention please call the City’s 24/7 phone line, 630-530-3050.

To download the Elmhurst Connect mobile app, search for “Elmhurst Connect” in your app store. 


If you are using a computer and would like to report something without downloading the app select this link: elmhurstil.citysourced.com. The system is also available on the City’s website, elmhurst.org/servicerequest. 
City of Elmhurst
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