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APRIL/MAY 2018

progress with pride They Answered the Call... The first official observance of Memorial Day, originally Decoration Day, was May 30, 1868, when flowers were placed on the graves of Union and Confederate soldiers at Arlington National Cemetery. By the end of the 19th century, Memorial Day ceremonies were being held throughout the nation. But it wasn’t until after World War I that the day began honoring those who died while serving the U.S. in all wars. In 1971 an act of Congress declared Memorial Day a national holiday to be observed on the last Monday in May. One hundred years ago, in 1918, two local soldiers died while serving in World War I. Captain Wendell P. Hay and Private William C. Schrader are buried in Bartlett Cemetery. Hay was born in Bartlett in 1895 and attended Bartlett School, where his father was principal. After his father’s death, he and his mother moved to Elgin. In 1917, Hay, a college agriculture major, entered the Army and sailed to France in June 1918. Under heavy barrage during a morning raid on September 7, he was killed by an enemy grenade. In July 1921, his body was returned home for final burial alongside his father, beneath a tombstone (pictured here) that reads, “He heard the call of death on honor’s field, and answered: ‘Here!’” His Gold Star Mother Amanda Hay Gulick was later interred in the family plot. Schrader lived with his family on a farm in Wayne Township. He entered the Army in September 1918, at the height of the worldwide influenza pandemic. He was first stationed at Camp Grant, Rockford and later transfered to Camp Hancock, Georgia. “Another Camp Death” was the headline about his passing from the flu while at Camp Hancock. During World War I, influenza killed more U.S. soldiers than the war itself. Schrader is buried with his family, including his newly recog- nized Gold Star Mother Matilda Schrader. Memorial Day Walk & VFW Event For more than three decades, Bartlett has honored its deceased veterans with a Memorial Day Walk and Remembrance. Please join this hometown commemoration on May 28. It begins at 10 a.m. at Bartlett Park, Oak Inside this Issue and North Avenues, with an American Legion flag New Chef at Bartlett Hills...... 2 retirement ceremony. At 10:30 a.m. veterans, scouts, civic groups and bagpipers line up for the Minute with the Mayor...... 3 walk to Bartlett Cemetery, which steps off at 11 Building Safety Month...... 4 a.m. At the cemetery, the Remembrance contin- Public Works Projects...... 5 ues with a brief program and, returning this year, a Zoned for Business, Water Rates...... 6 cannon salute to Bartlett’s local heroes. Community Calendar...... 7 & 8 Also, Bartlett VFW Post 11018 will observe Brush & Yard Waste, Tree City USA...... 9 Memorial Day at the Bartlett Veteran's Memorial Museum News ...... 10 on Stearns Road on Saturday, 5/26 at 10 a.m. Bartlett Briefs...... 11 Contact Commander Emanuel (Manny) Bucur, Hydrant Flushing Schedule...... 12 630-935-7722 for more information. April-May2018.krn_April2017.qxd 3/27/2018 9:48 AM Page 2

There’s a New Chef in Town! His name is Dustin Brooks and his full focus is on pleasing the palate of diners at Bartlett Hills Golf Club, whether they are there for a quick bite, a casual meal or a multi-course banquet. Full disclosure -- Brooks has been at Bartlett Hills for two years but it wasn’t until about four months ago that his title went from sous chef to executive chef. And in just that short amount of time, he has started making changes that already have elevated the dishes coming out of the clubhouse kitchen. Brooks brings 17 years of experience to his head chef position, starting with his culinary training at Technology Center of DuPage while he was still in high school and additional coursework at College of DuPage. He has worked at food services giant Sodexo and did an apprenticeship with Unilever Foods, where he learned the ins and outs of a kitchen, including ordering from suppliers and menu creation. A 10-year stint at Marriott and 2 years at Hilton further finessed his food skills. Brooks started with small tweaks to the banquet menu and sought out new food suppliers -- new bread company, new wedding cake bakers. He completely changed the plating for special events, such as weddings, customizing and personalizing so that the bride and groom know that “anything they want, we can do.” “We are trying to use as much sustainable product as we can, and are prepping more food inhouse,” he added. Restaurant diners and golfers who head to the grill room to satisfy their hunger will find new sandwiches, salads, flatbreads and small bites, such as Reuben eggrolls, that Brooks hopes will become a signature dish for Bartlett Hills. Favorites, such as the Mother’s Day Champagne Brunch, continue to be offered, but Brooks also is hoping to add some new themed dinners at the clubhouse in the months ahead. Visit www.bartletthills.com for information about Bartlett Hills restaurant hours, menu and banquet packages.

Champagne Brunch Bartlett Hills Golf Club invites everyone to treat mom to Mother’s Day brunch on Sunday, 5/13. For $28.95 adult; $15.95 children age 4 to 10 (tax and gratuity additional), you can enjoy all your favorite stations:

made-to-order omelettes carving station seafood & salad traditional brunch buffet sweet table

Seating is from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and you can make the required reservations by calling 630-213-3103 or visit www.bartletthills.com for more information.

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In case you haven’t yet heard, we’ve gone design, coordinated from talking and planning to groundbreaking for with the Villages of the Village’s Lake Michigan water project. Roselle and Hanover On Tuesday, 3/6, I joined DuPage Water Park and consulted Commission Chairman Jim Zay, our Bartlett with private property trustees and officials from Roselle and Hanover owners to obtain Park, to break ground on the construction of a easements through five and a half mile-long water main from the which the water main Kevin Wallace DuPage Water Commission to the Village of could be routed. Bartlett. Company representatives from AECOM Securing the private property easement signifi- and Benchmark Construction Company were also cantly shortened the final route, resulting in sub- at the groundbreaking. stantial cost savings. When complete, the water main will not only travel through this private prop- erty but under public roads, railroads and a river.

In December of 2016, the Village of Bartlett chose the DuPage Water Commission (DWC) to be its new water supplier, which will Pre-qualified contractors bid the construc- bring Lake Michigan water to Village residents. tion of the water main and it was awarded to The new source water will replace the current mix Benchmark Construction Company. We expect to of water purchased from Elgin and pumped from complete the water main by May 2019. Village wells. Below is a timeline for the multi-step infra- DWC worked closely with the Village to structure improvements needed for Bartlett to obtain agreements, including conducting a transition to Lake Michigan water. To track our hydraulic analysis to determine the best route for progress and see more information, you can visit the water main. The commission then hired the “Bartlett’s Drinking Water” on the Village of engineering firm AECOM to start the project Bartlett website, www.village.bartlett.il.us.

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Bartlett’s Building Department observes Building Safety Month each May to raise awareness of the safety and fire codes that protect both the economic value and the structural integrity of the homes and buildings in the Village. These modern building codes, developed by the International Code Council and implemented by the Building Department through permitting and inspections, also include safeguards for natural disasters, such as snowstorms, tornadoes, wild fires, floods and earthquakes. “Building Codes Save Lives,” the theme for Building Safety Month 2018, encourages you to recognize the importance of building safe and resilient construction and to obtain proper permits before you start a home construction project this spring and summer. Building permits are required because your home or business is an investment. If your con- struction project does not comply with Village codes, the value of your investment is reduced. Property insurers may not cover work done without permits and inspections. If you decide to sell a home or building that has had modifications without a permit, you may be required to make costly repairs. Also, by following code guidelines, the completed project will meet minimum standards of safety and will be less likely to cause injury to you, your family, your friends or future owners. Visit www.buildingsafetymonth.org for more information from the International Code Council. Home Improvement Day Did You Know? Get all the building permit information you need to start your next home improvement project ...that recycling construction and demoli- at the Building Department’s Home Improvement tion (C&D) materials (brick, wood, drywall, met- Day on Saturday, June 2 outside Zeigler’s Ace als, glass including windows, salvaged building Hardware, 136 Bartlett Plaza. components, etc.) reduces greenhouse gas Village staff will be there from 9 to 11 a.m. emissions and other pollutants by reducing the to answer your building code questions and provide need to extract raw materials and their associat- other helpful information. They can guide you ed transportation. In addition reusing or repur- through the details for proper permitting and offer posing C&D materials helps you avoid the cost tips so that your home not only looks great when of new construction materials. you are done with your project but can be safely Several local companies in or near enjoyed for many years. DuPage County provide recycling service and trucking specifically for C&D. The DuPage County Construction and Demolition Debris Recycling Guide includes the names and phone numbers for some of these companies along with helpful tips and informa- tion. To obtain this guide, contact the county’s Environmental Division, 630-407-6700 or email [email protected].

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Spring = PW Projects With numerous street and water projects occurring at the same time, Village of Bartlett Public Works Department is looking at a very busy spring 2018. Here are some of the infrastructure improve- ments that you will see in the weeks and months ahead. For more information and future updates please visit the Village website, www.village.bartlett.il.us. Street Projects ~ IDOT Stearns Road/Route 59 Intersection Improvements - construction will start spring 2018, pending weather; expected completion is summer 2019 ~ IDOT Army Trail Road/Route 59 Intersection Improvements - June 2018 letting, utility work expected in summer/fall of 2018; project continues in 2019 ~ IDOT Route 20/Route 59 Intersection Improvements - utility work is expected in spring/summer of 2018 and continues into 2019 ~ IDOT Route 20 Pavement Maintenance, Elgin to Hanover Park - June 2018 letting, resurfacing work expected summer 2018 ~ Stearns Road Culvert Extension Project, Stearns Road Closure - construction underway in early April 2018; 4/2/18 road closed at creek for 6-8 weeks

Water Projects ~ Bartlett Water Main Replacement Project (see the map) - summer 2018 construction, restoration to follow ~ Bartlett Water Transmission Mains Project - summer/fall 2018; spring 2019 construction, restora- tion to follow. This project will impact the north side of Stearns between Bittersweet and Kent Circle and the west side of Villa Olivia Golf Course ~ Bartlett Water Pump Station and Tank Storage, Public Works Bittersweet Facility - summer/fall 2018; spring 2019 construction, includes DuPage Water Commission (DWC) metering station. This work will be preceded by DWC water transmission main construction from Roselle

Bartlett MFT Streets Resurfacing Program Bartlett's annual road resurfacing program, including curb work, pavement milling/resurfacing is also scheduled to start soon. Here is a list of streets that will see resurfacing work this spring:

Olive Parkway - Fairway Drive to Lela Lane Tatge Ave - North Ave to the end Fairway Drive - Olive Parkway to Lela Lane Elroy Ave - North Ave to Taylor Ave Lela Lane - Ford Lane to Olive Parkway Berteau Ave - North Ave to Morse Ave Chara Court - Lela Lane to the end Marion Ave - North Ave to Taylor Ave Kathy Lane - Little John Ct to Williamsburg Drive Chase Ave - North Ave to Taylor Ave Little John Ct - Kathy Lane to W. Morse Ave N. Prospect Ave - North Ave to the end W. Morse Ave - Little John Ct to Hickory Ave Prospect Ave - Railroad tracks to Devon Ave Williamsburg Drive - North Ave to Kathy Lane S. Prospect Ave - Devon to Country Drive Roslara Court - Morse Ave to the end Hawk Hollow Drive - Gerber Road to the end E. Morse Ave - Eastern Ave to Berteau Ave Rizzi Lane - Army Trail Road to Fair Oaks Road Eastern Ave - E. Morse Ave to the end

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members get unlimited pet washes or non-mem- bers pay $10 for a single use. Everwash is open seven days per week, from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday and from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday. For more Everwash is now open at 1440 S. Route details, call 630-800-5335. 59. Everwash’s membership model offers cus- tomers three levels of service: Wash My Car for $17 per month; Like My Car for $23 per month; or Love My Car for $29 per month. Each level allows you to bring your car for a wash as often as you like and there are no contracts to sign. Members are issued an “RFID card” that gives you access to a designated lane any time. Individual use of the car wash also is available for non-members. Don’t forget to bring your pet for a wash. The pet wash in Bartlett will be available at the end of April. For an additional $10 per month, Water & Sewer Rates Increase May 1 The total cost of infrastructure improvements required for Bartlett’s transition to Lake Michigan water is estimated at more than $51 million. Most of the project is being financed through loans from the DuPage Water Commission and the Illinois EPA. Moving forward with this project requires a water rate increase effective May 1. The water rate will increase by 27% overall. The new water rate will be $9.70 per 1,000 gallons. Sewer rates are also increasing for infrastructure improvements required at the wastewater treat- ment facility in DuPage County, the excess flow facility in Cook County, and for other rehabilitation proj- ects throughout the collection system. Sewer rate increases in Cook and DuPage Counties are based on major capital project costs in the county. Sewer rates for Cook County will increase 24% to $13.71 plus $1.14 per 1,000 gallons; for DuPage County the increase is 30% to $16.94 plus $3.03 per 1,000 gallons; and for Kane County the increase is 8% to $11.94 plus $0.99 per 1,000 gallons. Both the water and sewer rate increases will begin with the May 1, 2018 bills. Rates are expected to increase again in 2019. Below is a chart showing the increase to a bill for 6,000 gallons of water, bro- ken out for each county. More information about the water project can be found on the “Bartlett’s Drinking Water” page on the Village website, www.village.bartlett.il.us.

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“If future generations are to remember us with gratitude rather than contempt, we must leave them more than the miracles of technology. We must leave them a glimpse of the world as it was in the beginning, not just after we got through with it." ~ President Lyndon B. Johnson April 2018

SUN MON TUES WED THURS FRI SAT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 BWC meeting Craft @Depot 7pm, Log Cabin 9 am to noon

Village Bd 7 pm ZBA 7 pm

8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Hydrant Flushing 4/9 to 4/15 -- areas south of Stearns Road Hist Society Mtg, 7pm VFW Auxiliary BR library meeting

Plan Comm EDC 7 pm 7 pm 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Art Showcase Earth Day event Hydrant Flushing 4/16 to 4/27 -- areas north of Stearns Road @Villa Olivia, @Bartlett Nature 3pm Garden Club Center, noon 7pm @Poplar Creek Library Bollywood 2pm @BR Library Village Bd 7 pm 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Jazz program Death in Arbor Day VFW Savers 2pm @library DuPage, 7pm FUNDrive, 10am @BR library Bartlett Plaza

Village Drug Dropoff, 9 to noon 29 30 Woman’s Club Fashion Show 11 a.m. at St. Andrews

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“Whenever I held my newborn baby in my arms, I used to think that what I said and did to him could have an influence not only on him but on all whom he met, not only for a day or a month or a year, but for all eternity - a very challenging and exciting thought for a mother.” ~Rose Kennedy May 2018

SUN MON TUES WED THURS FRI SAT 1 2 3 4 5 BWC meeting Craft @Depot 7pm, Log Cabin 9 am to noon

Village Bd 7 pm ZBA 7 pm 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Six Wives of VFW Auxiliary Plant Sale Henry VIII, 2pm meeting @Banbury, 9am @library

Plan Comm 7 pm 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 MOTHER’S DAY Hist Society Art Reception Brunch @ Mtg, 7pm @Village Hall Garden Club Bartlett Hills BR library Gallery, 6 pm 7pm @Poplar 10am - 2pm Creek Library

EDC 7 pm Village Bd 7pm 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Happy Birthday VFW Memorial Illinois, 7pm, Day event, 10am History Museum HOLIDAY HOURS Village Hall is closed Saturday, 5/26 thru Monday, 5/28 for the Memorial Day holiday.

27 28 29 30 31 Don’t forget MEMORIAL Home Improvement Day, 6/2 DAY Save the Date for Memorial Day Arts in Bartlett Walk, step-off Global Arts Festival 11 am (pg 1) June 23 & June 24

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Brush & Yard Waste Collection Starts in April Starting in April, Groot's brush collection will replace the Bartlett Public Works brush collection program. Groot will collect brush weekly, rather than two times per month, April through November. Brush must be bundled with degradable twine in 2 foot by 2 foot by 4 foot long bundles. See the photo for brush that is bundled correctly. Yard rakings, grass clippings, garden material and small twigs are considered yard waste, which also is collected April through November by Groot Industries. Residents can use generic bags with Groot stickers applied for all yard waste. Bartlett Village Hall, Ace, Jewel, and the Walgreens on 59 and Stearns Road are all expected to carry the Groot stickers ($2.50). Any leftover Republic Services labeled yard bags can be used through the 2018 season.

Tree City, U.S.A.

National Arbor Day is April 27!

More than 3,400 communities have made the commitment to becoming a Tree City USA, and the Village of Bartlett is now one of them. To achieve Tree City USA status a commu- nity must meet “four core standards of sound urban Earth Day 2018! forestry management: maintaining a tree board or Everyone is invited to celebrate Earth department, having a community tree ordinance, Day with the Bartlett Nature Center and the spending at least $2 per capita on urban forestry Bartlett Parks Foundation at their family-friendly, and celebrating Arbor Day.” environmental awareness event. See a variety of Village arborist Sarah Perry (on the left in demonstrations, educational exhibits, and partici- the photo) and management analyst Tyler Isham pate in hands-on activities. worked hard all year to complete all the require- The natural world around us is always ments for becoming a Tree City USA Community. changing, but one thing that hasn’t changed is The Village’s new tree ordinance and the this free annual event. No reservation required. Arbor Day Proclamation will be on the agenda at Open to all ages and held from noon to 4 p.m. on the April 17 Village Board meeting. Perry and Saturday, 4/21 at Bartlett Nature Center, 2054 W. Isham will present the new plaque at the meeting. Stearns Road, James “Pate” Philip State Park.

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Happy 200th Birthday Illinois! Illinois is turning 200 years old this year! Join the Bartlett History Museum on Tuesday, 5/22 for “Happy Illinois Bicentennial Birthday Bash,” and let the celebration begin! Presenter Terry Lynch will discuss everything from Illinois’ early years and historical happenings to famous Illinoisans and more. The free program will begin at 7 p.m. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. for a birthday cake reception. Seating is limited and registration is required. Email Pam, [email protected] with your name, number of attendees and your phone number or call 630-837-0800. It’s gonna be a party! Down at the Depot Bartlett Depot Museum spring hours, through 5/31, are Tuesday and Thursday, noon to 5 p.m. and the first and third Saturday of the month, from 9 a.m. to noon. Free admission and free parking in the municipal lot across from the depot at Railroad and Oak Avenues.

Kids and families, join in the First Saturdays, Free Craft each month. Registration is not required, but supplies are limited.

April 7: Celebrate Earth Day Build a barn, plant a pumpkin seed. May 5: Mother’s Day Craft Color a fabric tote and card for mom.

To learn more about the current Depot Museum exhibit, “Over There, Over Here! Bartlett and the Great War” and other activities, please visit www.villageofbartlettmuseums.org or Facebook, Village of Bartlett Museums. The Bartlett Depot Museum, built in 1873, is located at All Aboard for History! 100 W. Railroad Avenue.

2018-2019 Passport to Adventure Begins May 1 Families, the free 2018-2019 Passport to Adventure booklets will be available for pickup on May 1 at the Bartlett History Museum, 228 S. Main Street; Bartlett Depot Museum, 100 W. Railroad Avenue; Arts in Bartlett, 215 Main Street; and the Bartlett Nature Center, 2054 W. Stearns Road. Discover more than 65 museums and nature centers in Kane and DuPage Counties that you can visit throughout the year. For more information about the Passport program, please visit www.villageofbartlettmuseums.org.

The Bartletter is printed on partially recycled paper using soy ink.

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BARTLETT BRIEFS SPRING ARTS SHOWCASE The club’s annual Plant HELP VETERANS Arts in Bartlett presents Sale will be Saturday, 5/12, from VFW Auxiliary to a Spring Showcase at 3 p.m. on 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Banbury Fair, Bartlett Post 11018 is having a Sunday, 4/15 at Villa Olivia, 1401 211 Railroad Avenue. The sale Savers FUNDrive on Saturday, W. Lake Street. This benefit for offers perennials, garden treas- 4/28 from 10.am. to 2 p.m. at the Bartlett Center for the Arts ures at bargain prices and more. Bartlett Plaza, Devon & Main includes performances by For information, contact Street. Clothing, shoes, sports Dorothy Deen, cello; Mindy Wally Groble, 630-497-1958, equipment, bicycles, books, Dupee, voice and piano; Tatiana Sandy Swenson, 630-837-0281, linens, power tools, household Kotova, viola; poets Jim Palmer or visit www.trivillagegarden- items and much more are and Russ Devereaux; Michelle club.org/wordpress. accepted. Tax receipts given. Thomas, who will paint to live For complete list or additional SAVE THE DATE FOR THESE music; Wayne Richards, saxo- information, email LIBRARY DISTRICT EVENTS phone; and a demonstration by [email protected]. Saturday, 4/21 at 2 p.m. artist Linda Kay. A silent auction VFW Auxiliary to Hooray for Bollywood - Let’s of items ranging from Cubs tick- Bartlett Post 11018 meets the Dance! Deepthi Chiruvuriat from ets to original works of art will be second Thursday of each month. Bolly DanceFit Institute will intro- held. Two drink tickets and hors If you are interested in learning duce the beauty of the Bollywood d'oeuvres are included in the tick- more, please email dance and music through this et price of $40 for adults, $20 for [email protected]. interactive program. Open to children age 6 to 12; younger adults and teens 15 and older. FASHION SHOW than 6 free. Sunday, 4/22 at 2 p.m. The Bartlett Woman’s TRI-VILLAGE GARDEN CLUB Jazz: America’s Classical Music Club annual Spring Fashion The Tri-Village Garden Vocalist Layni Katz and pianist Show & Luncheon is on Sunday, Club of Bartlett, Hanover Park Deane Myers will explore the 4/29 at St. Andrews Golf and and Streamwood meets monthly history of jazz, America's original Country Club in West Chicago. at Poplar Creek Public Library, musical art form. The show, “Sparkle and Shine,” 1405 S. Park, Streamwood, Tuesday, 4/24 at 7 p.m. features clothes from SteinMart 7 p.m. Guests welcome, no gar- Death in DuPage of St. Charles. Doors open at dening experience needed. Dig into historic death culture of 11 a.m., lunch is at noon. For Everyone is invited to DuPage County. Explore codes tickets, adults $35, seniors 65 & hear Mark Spreyer from Stillman of dress, mourning traditions, and older $30, and children 12 & Nature Center and his “Who’s the way death and dying were younger $20, please contact: Who of Owls” presentation on understood by people of the past. [email protected]; Wednesday, 4/18. Sunday, 5/6 at 2 p.m. Cristina, 630-289-8426; or On Wednesday, 5/16, Six Wives of Henry VIII [email protected], Ruth, Laura Christensen will present Queen. Lover. Mother. Outcast. 630-837-8125. All proceeds “The Lyme Disease Epidemic Victim. Survivor. Meet the six support Bartlett Woman’s Club and What Gardeners Need to wives of Henry VIII as presented scholarships. Know.” by Martina Mathisen in this one- of-a-kind performance.

Please submit information for the June/July Bartletter to: Gabrielle Infusino, Village Hall, 228 S. Main St., Bartlett, IL 60103 or [email protected] by Friday, April 27.

EXPRESS YOURSELF To e-mail a question or comment to any of the Village departments, visit the website and click the “Contact Us” button on the homepage. You may also contact the Village by regular mail at: Village of Bartlett, 228 S. Main Street, Bartlett, IL 60103

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PRSRT STD ECRWSS U.S. Postage 228 S. MAIN STREET PAID BARTLETT, ILLINOIS 60103 Bartlett, IL Permit No. 208

Kevin Wallace, Village President Lorna Giless, Village Clerk

Trustees Michael E. Camerer Vince Carbonaro Raymond H. Deyne ECRWSS Kristina Gabrenya Adam J. Hopkins Postal Customer, Local Aaron H. Reinke

Newsletter Editor Gabrielle Infusino

Hydrant Flushing Bartlett Phone It’s time for Bartlett Public Works to flush all Directory fire hydrants. This process removes iron deposits from the water mains and ensures that hydrants Police Service Number 911 are working correctly. Administrative Number 630-837-0846 TDD Service for Hearing Impaired Emergency/Non-emergency 911 Fire Emergency Number 911 Non-Emergency 630-837-3701

Bartlett Village Hall 630-837-0800 Bartlett Public Works 630-837-0811 Bartlett Hills Golf Course 630-837-2741

Bartlett Public Library 630-837-2855 Bartlett Park District 630-540-4800 Bartlett Aquatic Center 630-372-7665 Bartlett Post Office 800-275-8777 The flushing may cause temporary water Bartlett Chamber of Commerce 630-830-0324 discoloration. Please check for discolored water before doing any laundry during the dates the School District U-46 847-888-5000 hydrants in your area are being flushed. Hanover Township FLUSHING DATES Assessor’s Office 630-837-0301 April 9 through April 15: all areas south of Stearns Road Wayne Township April 16 through April 27: all areas north of Assessor’s Office 630-231-8900 Stearns Road