Spring Valley, Illinois City Council news
Spring Valley may seek to establish a fire protection district, which involves a referendum, but that likely will not come in April.
Beatrice “Bea” Verucchi, longtime co-owner of Verucchi’s Ristorante in Spring Valley, who worked long past retirement age, died Saturday. She was 98.
With Spring Valley’s Lighted Christmas Parade at the end of the month, the Spring Valley City Council finalized some downtown road closures to make sure the event runs smoothly.
A 40-acre solar farm on the northwest edge of Spring Valley, just south of the Walmart Distribution Center, was given approval to proceed Monday by the Spring Valley City Council.
Spring Valley is applying for a state grant to develop park space with multiple sports fields on the north side.
The city council voted 7-1 to acquire the former Video Vision building, located at 111-113 East St. Paul Street, just east of North Spalding Street.
Spring Valley residents: Did you remember to put out your garbage Monday?
Eleven Spring Valley homes were revitalized after the city received a $500,000 Community Development Block Grant Housing Rehabilitation Program grant in 2020.
St. Margaret’s Health soon will be applying for the state’s permission to discontinue its Spring Valley hospital and consolidate services with its Peru hospital — an action that was met with displeasure from Spring Valley’s City Council on Tuesday.
The Spring Valley City Council wants to waste no time in repairing some of the city’s worst streets.
Regardless of where a resident lives in Spring Valley, Monday will be their garbage pickup day beginning Aug. 1.
Spring Valley still wants you to trim your grass and properly dispose of your trash, but it may no longer be necessary to pay the fines at court.
Spring Valley has a number of streets in need of repairs, but Greenwood and St. Paul streets will get a long look at a June 13 committee meeting.
Following the resignation of a police officer on May 2, the Spring Valley Police Department received approval from the City Council to seek a full-time replacement.
A company said it is interested in placing a cellular antenna attached to Spring Valley's water tower and building a standalone tower somewhere in the city.