Public Works

Water and Wastewater Utility

Effective October 1, 2018 the water and sewer system were purchased by Aqua America. Aqua is responsible for the operation, maintenance and improvements of the system. Your bill will now come from Aqua. Please contact Aqua to set up new service or with any questions or concerns.

Bob Hennke

Public Works
(708) 607-0462

Public Works Info

The Streets and Alleys section of the Public Works Department has responsibility for streets and stormwater systems. This department performs maintenance on village property, responds to storm events, maintains storm sewers, conducts JULIE locates, responds to drainage issues, maintains street signage, plows snow, and salts streets. In addition to these tasks, Streets and Alleys conducts the branch pick-up and leaf collection programs.

Additional Helpful Info

Mosquitos/ West Nile Virus / Zika Virus

The most effective way to reduce the number of mosquitoes around homes and ne·ighborhoods is to find and eliminate their breeding sites – standing water. Adults of some mosquito species remain near their breeding site. Others can travel long distances, even up to several miles. Because of this, problem mosquitoes may come from breeding sites some distance away. In order to reduce a mosquito population, the available habitats must be removed. There are effective steps that individuals can take to minimize mosquito breeding on their property.

  1. Dispose of old tires, buckets aluminum cans, plastic sheeting or other refuse that can hold water. Empty accumulated water from trash cans, boats, wheelbarrows, pet dishes, and flower pot bottoms. If possible, turn these items over when they are not in use.

  2. Clean debris from rain gutters and unclog obstructed downspouts. Clogged rain gutters are one of the most overlooked breeding sites for mosquitoes around homes. Remove any standing water on flat roofs or around structures. Repair leaking faucets and air conditioners that produce puddles for several days.

  3. Change water in bird baths and wading pools at least once a week and keep swimming pools cleaned and chlorinated. Ornamental pools can be aerated or stocked with mosquito-eating fish. Aeration/ water movement helps because mosquitoes prefer quiet, non-flowing water for egg ­laying and development.

  4. Fill or drain ditches and swampy areas, and other soil depressions and remove, drain, or fill tree holes and stumps with mortar or sealant to prevent accumulation of water. Eliminate standing water and seepage around animal water troughs, cisterns, and septic tanks. Be sure that cistern screens are intact and that access covers fit tightly.

  5. Irrigate lawns and gardens carefully to prevent water from standing for several days.
Phone
708 258-3279
Fax
708 258-3850
Police Non-Emergency
708 258-3003

Address

208 E. Main Street
P.O. Box 430
Peotone, IL 60468

Village Hours

Monday - Friday
8:00am - 5:00pm

Saturday & Sunday
Closed

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