Streamwood

Community News
January/February 2023

Fiscal Responsibility
The Village of Streamwood recently adopted its 2023 Balanced Budget. This financial plan, once again, has no new
taxes or fees. Furthermore, water and sewer rates will continue to remain flat through the end of 2023. The majority
(80%) of the General Fund Budget represents our commitment to core services (Police, Fire, and Public Works
Departments). Streamwood has a long tradition of offering exceptional services in a cost-effective manner to our
residents that has served the community well. The Business Development Assistance Program (debuted in 2022) was
a resounding success. In 2023, businesses will be able to apply for grant funding for eligible improvements to their
property. The Village is also investigating potential residential assistance opportunities.
 
Improving Public Spaces
The 2023 Budget includes a plan to continue progress on a Village-wide
interconnected bike pathway system that includes a pedestrian bridge
over IL-59 near Irving Park Road. The Village will also be developing a
plan to renovate Kollar Pond. These projects are in-line with the Village’s
Comprehensive Plan which is focused on reinvesting in our community and
enhancing our natural resources. Annually, major capital projects (including
over 6 miles of streets each year) are funded with current available
resources. The Village utilizes a “pay as you go” philosophy to properly plan for and make these buildable projects a reality. By managing its resources effectively,
Streamwood can perform all of these projects without impacting Village taxpayers. To view the 2023 Budget, please visit our website at streamwood.org.

Chief Clark’s Retirement

Fire Chief Chris Clark retired after 31 years
of dedicated service to our community.
Chief Clark started his career as a volunteer
firefighter/paramedic in the Village of
Bellwood. He joined the Streamwood Fire
Department in 1991. He was promoted to
Lieutenant in 1997, Battalion Chief in 2006,
and Fire Chief in 2011. Under his leadership,
the department elevated its professional
standing including obtaining an Insurance
Service Office (ISO) rating of 2, which
directly benefits residents and businesses.
The department expanded its outreach to the
community through improved public education
including instituting a fire information program
to our elementary schools. He oversaw
improvements to each fire house as well as
supporting equipment improvements to better
serve our community. A walkout ceremony
was held at Fire Station 31 on November 18.
We wish Chief Clark the best in his retirement!
 Village of Streamwood Village Board News
President, Board of Trustees, New Fire Chief
and Village Clerk Sworn-In
At the November 17 Village
Board meeting, Michael Meyer
Billie D. Roth was sworn-in as the seventh
Village President Fire Chief of the Streamwood
Fire Department. Mike joined our fire department in April of 2008. We wish Mike the very best in his
new role as he continues to serve the community.

Michael H. Baumer
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Village Trustee Our New Look!
Finance Committee We’ve updated our website
to make it easier to use and
access. Our navigation is easier.
New connections and options are
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Community Affairs from your home computer, tablet
Committee or smart phone, answers to Village questions and concerns are just a click away!
We have a variety of new features and programs to make communicating with the Village easier. Our
3-1-1 online system will let you easily register a concern. We offer online access for building permits and
licenses that let you see the progress of the work.
William W. Harper
Village Trustee Want more information? Sign up for our Village E-News or Business E-News. Our E-Newsletters are
Public Works Committee published weekly and are a great way to keep up on the latest Village news and events. The new site
makes it easier to check on job announcements, press releases, and more. All of our other great features
– online bill paying, citizen alert registration, and Board agendas – are still available. Check us out at
streamwood.org!
Rezwanul Haque
Village Trustee
Legislative Committee
Go Green – After the Holidays Recycling
The Natural Resource Conservancy Commission offers some tips on recycling after the holidays!
• Recycle Holiday Greens: Groot will collect Christmas trees, wreaths, and holiday greens during
the first 3 pick-ups in January. Please remove all lights, tinsel, and ornaments. Regular yard waste
collection will not resume until April 1.
Larry Schmidt
Village Trustee
• Recycle Used Household Batteries: Many of the today’s gadgets and toys are battery-operated.
Public Safety Committee Convenient? Yes. But what can you do with the batteries once they are no longer active? Public
Works collects household batteries (single cell, sizes AAA, AA, C, D, or 9-volt). Simply place all
batteries in a clear plastic bag and drop off at the outdoor collection bin at Public Works (565 S
Bartlett).
Mary F. Thon • Holiday Lights Recycling Program: As you put away your holiday decorations, please remember
Village Trustee
there is still time to recycle broken and unused holiday lights. Do not throw them in the trash!
Community Development
Committee Containers are located at Village Hall, Public Works, Poplar Creek Library, and Park Place Recreation
Center. All types of lights and extension cords are accepted. The program will run through
Wednesday, February 8.
• Electronic Recycling: Did you get a new TV, cell phone or computer for Christmas? Groot will
collect up to six (6) electronic items (excluding television over 50 pounds) at the curb per week
Kittie L. Kopitke
Village Clerk for $35.00. Televisions over 50 pounds require an additional fee. Please contact Groot at least 24
hours in advance of your service day to schedule any e-waste pick up at 847-429-7370.

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Village Board News Village President’s Message
Happy New Year! We hope that
your entire holiday season was
truly happy. We got off to great
start – despite the wind – with
Luminaria. Residents of all ages
came out to enjoy our annual
event on December 2. On behalf
of the Village Board of Trustees, I
would like to express our sincere
appreciation to all those who helped to continue this unique tradition in Streamwood
Beware Of Ruse Burglaries including the Streamwood High School Choir and the many civic and scouting groups,
The Streamwood Police Department has received reports of individuals and families who decorated our parkways and helped at Village Hall.
residential burglaries where the offenders are posing as utility or
A great note of thanks also goes to the many people who helped brighten
other construction workers. One offender will come up to a house, the holiday season for those who are less fortunate in our community. Many
trying to convince a resident that they need the resident’s help people dropped off donations at the Village Hall, and other locations throughout
to check an electrical, water, or similar property issue. Once the Streamwood, for the Hanover Township’s toy drive, and Township food pantry.
offender has the resident distracted, his accomplice enters the Many local businesses also participated in our Holiday Helping Program, which gave
home and removes items of value from bedrooms and offices.  children from local disadvantaged families an opportunity to shop for Christmas gifts
at the Streamwood Super Target store, accompanied by Streamwood police officers
The offenders are usually wearing clothing and/or hats that and firefighters, which were wrapped just in time for the holidays. Our grateful
would represent them as utility workers. They will frequently use appreciation to the many individuals and volunteers, for helping to make the season
a phone or walkie-talkie during the burglary and speak or act as if bright for these families.
speaking to another person with the company they are posing to The Streamwood Blood Commission hopes you can keep the spirit of giving into
work for. The victims in our cases have been senior citizens. the New Year. The Commission encourages everyone to give the gift of life on
Wednesday, January 25, between 1:00-7:00 pm, at Fire Station #31.
The Streamwood Police Department is recommending that We ended 2022 by saying goodbye to our Fire Chief Chris Clark. Chris served
residents DO NOT allow unknown and unsolicited visitors into their the community for over 30 years. He helped to improve and professionalize the
homes. If at any time residents encounter a similar scenario, they department. We wish him the best in his retirement. Please join us in welcoming our
should immediately call 911. new Fire Chief Mike Meyer.
It’s hard to believe that another year has passed, and 2023 is upon us. The Village
Snow Plow Routes Board recently adopted our 2023 Budget. Once again, we adopted a balanced
Information budget that is focused on maintaining all levels of services with no increases in
The Public Works Department taxes or new fees. We kept our water rates flat once again. We continue to focus
works hard to keep our streets on building and realizing the community vision from our Comprehensive Plan. We
clear throughout any storm are investing in our community with upgrades to our facilities. We are building
an interconnected pathway system that will link the east and west sides of our
event. Please remember not
community with a bridge over Route 59 near Irving Park Road. We will continue our
to park on streets after a 2” annual street program. We have entered into an agreement with the Streamwood
or greater snowfall to allow Park District to revitalize and maintain Kollar Park as part of our municipal campus.
the plows to do their job. To We are continuing our business assistance program, while exploring opportunities to
decrease excessive snow at the end of your driveway, try to develop assistance programs for residents. We will continue to monitor our spending,
shovel in the direction of traffic, starting with a small clear space while ensuring that our residents and businesses receive the highest quality services,
along the curb line and at the end of your driveway. If a plow delivered in the most cost-effective way.
inadvertently hits your mailbox, or causes other damage, please
The entire Board of Trustees would like to wish you and your family a healthy and
report it immediately by calling 630-736-3850. Please note that
prosperous New Year!
the Village does not plow IDOT or Cook County roads. IDOT is
responsible for plowing Barrington Road, Irving Park Road, Lake Sincerely,
Street, and Route 59. For questions on IDOT roads, please call
800-452-4368. Cook County Highway Department maintains
Schaumburg, Bartlett, and Bode Roads. For questions on County
roads, please call 847-397-4145. Billie D. Roth
Village President

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Village Board News Kittie’s Korner
Village Clerk Kittie Kopitke
Winter Parking Rules End
Winter parking rules allow residents to block the sidewalk from December through February. Please be
reminded that these rules end Tuesday, February 28. Police officers will enforce blocking the sidewalks
starting Wednesday, March 1.

When Selling My Home, Do I Need To Purchase A Transfer Stamp?

If you are selling your home, please call the Finance Department at 630-736-3810, to make
arrangements for your final Water and Sewer bill. They will also verify that you have no other
obligations to the Village. For standard sales transactions, we require a copy of the State of Illinois Real
Estate Transfer Declaration and completion of the Village’s Real Estate Transfer Declaration (available
on-line). For more information, visit our website at streamwood.org.

CPR Classes Start In February Do You Own Rental Property In The Village?
The Fire Department released its annual calendar of
Please be reminded that all rental property in Streamwood is required to be properly licensed and
CPR and First Aid Training for 2023. The first class
inspected. The Community Development Department licenses rental property. Forms are available on
for CPR (for healthcare professionals) will be held
the Village’s website, or at Village Hall, to initiate the process.
on Saturday, February 11. The cost of this class is
$50 for residents and $65 for non-residents.
For more information or to register, please call
630-736-3650, between 8:30 am to 4:30 pm
(M-F). The entire calendar of classes can be found
on our website.

Bubbling Water Means Water

Main Breaks
If you happen to see water bubbling up along a
parkway or street, it is generally a telltale sign of
a water main break. Water main breaks are more
frequent with the cold and changing weather. If
you spot a water main break, please call the Public
Works Department at 630-736-3850.

Updated Illinois Smoke Alarm Law - Effective Sunday, January 1

Any newly installed smoke alarm within a single or multi-family home is required to feature a 10-year
sealed battery. Existing smoke alarms may remain in place until they malfunction or they expire
(10 years from date of manufacture). Exceptions: homes built after 1988 that already have hardwired
smoke alarms and/or homes with wireless integrated alarms (Wi-Fi or Bluetooth).

Benefits of 10-year sealed batteries: no more climbing ladders to change batteries or annoying ‘low
battery’ alarm chirps, and no more costly AA or 9V battery replacements (estimated $40 over the life
of the alarm, per unit).

At least one smoke alarm and carbon monoxide detector must be installed on every level of the
home and within 15 feet of any lawful sleeping room. To view the Illinois law, visit ifsa.org/smoke-
alarm-law. If you have any further questions or to schedule a free home fire inspection, call the Fire
Department at 630-736-3650.

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Community News

Veterans Day 2022

It was a bright, but chilly day, as hundreds of people came out to honor
our veterans on November 11. Our keynote speaker, Major Dorian
Oleksak (Army), talked about the sacrifices our veterans make in the
defense of our freedoms.

Luminaria
Windy weather limited some lighting but couldn’t dim the holiday spirit! Luminaria 2022 saw hundreds of families and friends get the holiday season off to a
great start. Santa and Mrs. Claus heard holiday wishes, while the Streamwood High School Choir sang holiday favorites. Two lucky winners helped President
Roth light the Christmas tree in the Veterans Memorial, which had over 17,000 lights!

Community Blood Drive

Give the gift of life! The Streamwood Blood Commission will host a blood drive on
Wednesday. January 25, from 1:00 pm to 7:00 pm at Fire Station #31. To register to
donate, please contact Vitalant at 877-543-3768 or visit vitalant.org to register. Be sure
to use sponsor code SW98. Appointments preferred, but walk-ins are also welcome!

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Government Partner News

Hanover Township Streamwood Park District

hanover-township.org
streamwoodparks.org
Volunteer With Hanover Township Emergency
Services New Year’s Resolution Sale January 2-13
The Hanover Township Emergency Services Unit is Enjoy 10% off annual memberships, punch passes, and locker rentals. Save an additional
trained to respond to a wide range of emergencies 10% on any all-inclusive annual membership. Does not apply to monthly EFT memberships.
and non-emergency events to either assist primary
emergency responders or operate independently Free Week of Group Fitness January 2-8
in times of natural and man-made disasters. This Bring a friend and try out one of the Park District’s many group fitness classes (exceptions:
dedicated group of professional volunteers exist Jazzercise and Yoga). Classes during this time will be free to the anyone 16 years and older.
to provide a properly equipped, trained and ready unit to assist Hanover Township residents New Fitness Equipment Coming to Park Place
and the public safety agencies that serve them. Volunteers train weekly on traffic incident The Fitness Center at Park Place Family Recreation Center in partnership with RUSH Physical
management, scene lighting, search & rescue, drone operations, vehicle driving, first aid Therapy, 550 S Park Blvd., is gearing up for the delivery of new fitness equipment in January
and many other topics. HTES officers are frequently seen around the community providing 2023, including new treadmills, bikes, stair climbers, ellipticals, various strength/free weight
traffic control around vehicle accidents, downed power lines and at special events as well as equipment, and more.
working along police for search and rescue and fire personnel with gross decontamination
services. To learn more or to sign up as a volunteer, please visit hanover-township.org or call Daddy Daughter Dance Friday, February 17
the Township at 630-837-0301. Young ladies ages 3-12 can dress in their best, neon attire and bring their favorite adult for
Streamwood Park District’s Let’s Glow Party. This magical night will be filled with music, danc-
Restock The Hanover Township Food Pantry ing, black lights, glowsticks and fun. Register at streamwoodparks.org by Friday, February 10.
The food pantry is always in need of donations, even Winter 2023 Program Guide
more so following the holidays. Compared to last year, Be sure to browse the Streamwood Park District’s Winter Program Guide at https://adobe.
the Township is experiencing a 67% increase in the ly/3CL5aIN and visit streamwoodparks.org/registration to register for programs and events.
number of visits from residents in need of the pantry’s
resources. Most needed items include canned goods,
pasta, macaroni and cheese, peanut butter, paper
products, personal hygiene items, cereal, pancake
mix, instant potatoes, and cooking oil. Poplar Creek Public Library
Donations can be dropped off at the Astor Avenue pclib.org
Community Center & Food Pantry (7431 Astor
Avenue, Hanover Park) or at any Township office. The pantry’s Amazon shopping list can be
found at hanover-township.org with items sent directly to the community center.

S’Mitten With Reading

Sign up for our all-ages Winter Reading
Gail Borden Library Challenge January 9 through February
gailborden.info 17 and earn a great prize for reading
only 720 minutes! For details, please
Sunday Afternoon Concerts visit our website at pclib.org/wrc or call
Warm up your winter at these performances at 2:00 pm in the Main Library. On Sunday, 630-837-6800.
January 29, Piano Duo Aebersold & Neiweem will perform “Impressions for Two Pianos”
including works by Liszt, Debussy, Milhaud and Ravel. Then on February 19, Flutist Anastasiya
Squires, accompanied on the piano by her husband Stephen, will perform a varied recital
including music of her native Ukraine. Please register at gailborden.info/register.
Family Concert Series
February is Black History Month Put on your best tropical attire and
Experience the music of influential Black musicians from Chicago who changed the world at come enjoy the relaxing sounds of the
the Black Excellence in Chicago Music Exhibit throughout February at the Main Library. Musical Caribbean on Sunday, February 19
artists from soul, jazz, blues, gospel, rap and more genres will be in the spotlight. at 2:00 pm with percussionist Steve
Butters and his steel drum group, Pan
Programs about Black history at the Main Library will include 100 Years of Black History
Chicago. Register online at pclib.org/
With Storyteller Linda Gorham on February 5, Celebrate Black Joy Through Poetry With Elgin
events or call 331-808-3515.
Poet Laureate Emeritus Chasity Gunn on February 5, and Desserts & Dogs With Chef
Dee Kid Liefde on February 8. Compudopt Computer Giveaway
Do you have a child in grades K-12, and don’t own a working computer at home? Register
Other special programs will include We Are Human: CHAR In Concert on February 16 when
for a chance to receive a free reconditioned computer! To find out if you qualify or to register,
Singer-songwriter CHAR performs songs celebrating Black History Month. Internationally
visit compudopt.org/computer-giveaway or stop by the Library to pick up a flyer. Disclaimer:
known author Clifton Taulbert will illustrate the power of community to transform lives at The
This is NOT a library program, and all questions should be directed to Compudopt at
Life-Changing Power of Community on February 23. For more information about Black History
630-376-6558 or email [email protected].
programs and registration, visit gailborden.info/blackhistory.

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School News

School District U-46

50 Years Of Bilingual Education

School District U-46 celebrated the 50th anniversary of its award-winning bilingual
program with a panel discussion, musical performances, and a video. The event
was held this fall at Tefft Middle School and was hosted by the U-46 Multilingual
and Multicultural Education Department, formerly known as the English Language
Learners Department.
The panelists at the October 29 event included Dr. Annette Acevedo, U-46 Executive Director of Middle Schools; Jack Fields, former U-46 Bilingual Director; Dr. Rodney
Fitzgerald, former U-46 teacher; and Jaime Garcia, former Executive Director of Centro de Información and a former U-46 principal. They spoke about the evolution of
bilingual education in U-46, areas of success and challenges, and why bilingual programs are critical for students’ success. The event also featured a performance by
Mariachi Joya Dorada de U-46, the district’s student mariachi band.
Photos from the celebration, a video that premiered at the event, and links to media coverage of the anniversary can be found at info.u-46.org/Bilingual50th.

Student Advisor To State Agency

Rossi Gutierrez, a senior at Streamwood High School, has been selected to serve on the Illinois State Board of Education’s
Student Advisory Council for the 2022-23 school year. Only 25 students are chosen for the council from across the state,
and they have all demonstrated the ability to advocate for educational equity on behalf of all Illinois public school students.
Rossi has served for the past two years on the Student Advisory Council for U-46 Superintendent Dr. Tony Sanders. She
is also part of Streamwood Principal Dr. Jennifer Van Deusen’s student advisory board. Rossi said she applied for the role
because “I wanted to be the voice of the kids who never speak up. Getting this position gives me a voice not only for me
but also for the thousands of kids in the district.”

Unite U-46
Work continues around Unite U-46, a community engagement initiative that seeks to develop recommendations on the best way to implement the long-range vision
of the U-46 Board of Education; this vision includes shifting middle school to include grades 6th, 7th, and 8th (the current model has 6th grade as part of elementary
school); using the space in elementary schools to expand early childhood opportunities across U-46; and to replace and/or renovate some of the district’s older buildings
to provide equitable access to learning environments that support academic success for all. Community chairs for Unite U-46 delivered their recommendations to the
U-46 Board of Education at its December regular meeting. That meeting can be viewed on the district’s YouTube channel at youtube.com/user/SchoolDistrictU46, and
additional details can be found at UniteU46.org.

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