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27Jun

Mayor’s Message June 27, 2025

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Dear Residents, Next week is the Fourth of July Holiday and as a reminder, please note that the Village Hall administrative offices will be closed on Friday, July 4th in observance of Independence Day. We will resume regular business hours on Monday, July 7th at 8:00 a.m. ComEd Information This week, Village Administrator Michael Dropka
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24Jun
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The South Barrington Police Department Begins Fourth of July Traffic Safety Campaign

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South Barrington, IL — The South Barrington Police Department announced plans for July Fourth traffic enforcement with a focus on impaired and unbuckled drivers. The safety campaign will run from June 20 through July 7 to encompass three summer weekends leading up to and after Independence Day. “We’re asking all of our residents and visitors
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21Jun

Mayor’s Message June 20, 2025

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Dear Residents, News at the state level, Governor JB Pritzker has signed the increased 2026 state budget into law. (over $55 billion)  https://budget.illinois.gov/ Last Friday, I attended the Metropolitan Mayors Caucus in Chicago at the old Post Office building.  We are a member of this Caucus which includes 275 cities, towns and Villages in the
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13Jun

Mayor’s Message June 13, 2025

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Dear Residents, Balancing Professional and Personal Life: A Thoughtful Reflection Balancing the demands of a professional work environment with the responsibilities and challenges of home life can be incredibly stressful – particularly in high-stress professions such as law enforcement.  The Village of South Barrington is committed to supporting our employees and Board members with the
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06Jun

Mayor’s Message June 6, 2025

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Dear Residents, June 14th is Flag Day in the United States. President Woodrow Wilson proclaimed June 14th as National Flag Day in 1916. Americans have celebrated the adoption of the Stars and Stripes through various means, such as displaying the flag at their homes, participating in parades, and holding patriotic observances. Before 1916, many local
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30May

Mayor’s Message May 30, 2025

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Dear Residents, Congratulations to students and teachers on another successful year of school! To all the graduates of 2025, I wish you well on this next exciting chapter of your life and have an enjoyable summer! Meeting Changes Some of the scheduled meetings for next month have changed. Please take note of the following scheduling
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30May
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South Barrington Police announces ‘Click It or Ticket’ campaign numbers

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NEWS FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (5/29/2025) For Information, Contact: Sergeant Lynch 847-381-7511 mlynch@southbarrington.org South Barrington Police announces ‘Click It or Ticket’ campaign numbers South Barrington, IL — The South Barrington Police Department today announced it issued [47] citations during the Memorial Day “Click It or Ticket” enforcement period. During the enforcement period, the South Barrington Police
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28May
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Report a Dead Parkway Tree

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Residents are asked to report parkway trees that are dead to the village so they may be included in our tree program. If you’re unsure if a tree is located within the parkway, please contact Ryan Murphy 847-381-7510. Please fill out our form here.
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23May

Mayor’s Message May 23, 2025

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Dear Residents, It’s official. John Kazmier is our newest Commissioner for the Plan Commission and Zoning Board of Appeals. I had the privilege of administering the oath of office to him. Thank you, John, for your willingness to serve our community. ComEd Supply Rate Rises Significantly If you have been reading recent communications from Com
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16May

Mayor’s Message May 16, 2025

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Dear Residents, The warm weather coupled with the recent rainfall has accelerated the growth of weeds. I would like to take a moment to remind everyone about the Village’s ordinance pertaining to weeds and lawn care on your property. Village codes 4-6-1 and 4-6-2 deal with vegetation.  4-6-2: HEIGHT LIMITS: states: “It shall be unlawful
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