The Village?s goal to connect to Lake Michigan water through the DuPage Water Commission (DWC) is on track for 2027. On August 22, the Village Board heard the first of several presentations on funding the project, including the impacts on water rates. The Village continues to find ways to offset the expense of the project to our residents which is expected to cost more than $75 million. Federal grants and low-interest loans will help reduce the total cost, as well as revenue from the Village?s real estate transfer tax that was approved by referendum in 2022.

View the August 22 water rate presentation and watch the meeting. The next water rate presentation will take place at the October 17 Committee of the Whole meeting at Village Hall. As always, the public is invited to attend and share feedback at all Village Board meetings. All Committee of the Whole and Village Board meetings are live streamed and the video is available to watch afterward.

The final brush collection of the season will begin the week of October 2 for Zone A and? the week of October 9 for Zone B.?

Place all brush at the curb by 7 a.m. on Monday morning of the designated week for your zone, but not earlier than noon the Friday before. Make sure that brush is piled so that the ends of the branches are facing the same direction. Do not put brush in a container or in the street. Identify your zone and learn more about brush collection.

Leaf collection will begin the week of October 16. Leaves will be picked up by zone. Please note that leaf collection zones are not the same as brush collection.
Zone A: Weeks of October 16 & 30, November 20
Zone: B: Weeks of October 16, November 6 & 20
Zone C: Weeks of October 23, November 13 & 20.
Learn more about leaf collection and?identify your zone.

Inhale, exhale and get moving this Saturday, September 30 at 9 a.m. with?Village President Ryan Kauffman and Police Chief Jason Bastin at the Police Department.

Move with the Mayor?is suitable for all fitness levels and ages and includes stretching and walking. Participants will have the opportunity to meet President Kauffman and newly installed Police Chief? as well as enjoying the healthy snacks that will be provided.?

To RSVP, call 630-551-2344 or?email Julie Hoffman. The Police Department is located at 3355 Woolley Road.?

Secure your peace of mind with our free paper shredding event on Saturday, October 14. Bring old bank statements, insurance forms, receipts and credit card applications to the Public Works facility from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Boxes of paper will be accepted until the shred trucks are full, or 1 p.m., whichever comes first. A maximum of three large file boxes are allowed per car. Please place all boxes in the trunk of your vehicle.

This free shred event is hosted by the Police Department and First National Bank of Omaha (FNBO). Public Works facility is located at 100 Theodore Drive, Oswego.?

Gather your goblins and go on a Halloween scavenger hunt throughout Oswego. Creepy clues and eerie riddles await you and your family at our Halloween Drive-Around Scavenger Hunt...presented by The Learning Experience on Sunday, October 15.?

Get in the spirit, decorate your car and wear your spookiest Halloween costume. The cost is $20 per car to register in advance. All proceeds benefit the Kendall County Food Pantry.?

Come out for a fun, family filled day?on Sunday, October 1 at Fox Fall Fest. Explore an artisan market, food trucks, music and kid's activities on Main Street from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.?