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Unfortunately, due to delays in franchise utility scheduling the opening of Woolley Road has been delayed. The closure is expected to remain in place through the end of day August 15. We appreciate your patience and understanding as this important infrastructure improvement project gets underway. Please continue to plan and follow all posted detours and signage.
The Village has completed four quarters of state-required PFAS testing. While the first two rounds showed no detections, trace amounts were detected during the most recent tests in four wells. Fortunately, all levels were at the lowest detectable range and remain well below U.S. Environmental Protection Agency maximum contaminant levels.
To ensure the reliability of these findings, independent third-party testing is currently underway.
At the June 10 Village Board meeting, Trustees unanimously voted to join a national lawsuit regarding PFAS contamination, following a major $14 billion settlement with 3M and DuPont related to PFAS use in firefighting foam. Under this action, law firms will analyze water testing results and pursue potential compensation if contamination is confirmed.
The Village remains fully committed to transparency and delivering safe, high-quality drinking water.
For more information click here.
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Mark your calendars because we have two incredible nights of music and entertainment coming your way. From Broadway magic to all-American anthems, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Grab your friends, pack your lawn chairs, and join us for these can't-miss community events.
Friday, August 1 – Wicked
Experience the magic, the music, and the mayhem of Oz in this special movie musical night. Whether you’re Team Elphaba or Team Glinda, you’ll want to be there.
Saturday, August 23 – The Flatbed Fords & Made in America
A powerhouse pairing of classic rock and country patriotism. The Flatbed Fords will deliver the smooth harmonies and guitar-driven sound of the Eagles, followed by Made in America honoring Toby Keith with boot-stomping hits and heartfelt anthems. Bring your friends, your lawn chairs, and your country spirit for this ticketed evening concert.
For more information on these tunes and showtimes, visit here for all the details.
Get to know the people working on behalf of your community. Join Village President Ryan Kauffman and the Oswego Village Trustees for a casual meet and greet on August 12 from 5 to 7 p.m. at Emblem, 200 Emblem Circle in Oswego.
This open house-style event offers a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere to connect with Village leaders and learn more about what's happening in the community. Whether you have a question, want to share a comment, or simply say hello, this is a great chance to engage in casual conversation. All ages are welcome, and no RSVP is required. Stop by for a quick chat or stay for the full two hours—drop in whenever it’s convenient.
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Do you live or work in Kendall County? Your voice matters.
The Kendall County Health Department is seeking input through the Community Health Improvement Survey. This survey is an important opportunity to share your experiences, insights, and ideas to help guide future public health efforts.
By participating, you will help identify the county’s top health priorities, better understand community strengths and challenges, and explore ways to improve the overall well-being of residents. Your feedback will play a vital role in shaping programs and services that support a healthier Kendall County.
Now is the time to make your voice heard. Click here to take the survey and contribute to a stronger, healthier community.
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Upcoming Dates
August 1 -- Movies Under the Stars Presents Wicked
August 4 -- Village Board & Committee of the Whole Meeting
August 12 -- Village Board on Your Block
August 19 -- Village Board & Committee of the Whole Meeting
August 23 -- The Flatbed Fords & Made In America
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