Spring Valley, Illinois City Council news
Surf Internet is making a pitch to brings its fiber internet service into Spring Valley.
The Sopring Valley City Council purchased a small tract of land so that it and an adjacent property can be cleared.
The Spring Valley City Council on Monday approved a raise for park employee Keith Urbanski.
The Spring Valley City Clerk’s Office will be closed Monday, Feb. 19, for Presidents' Day.
By doing a smaller repair on side thoroughfares now, more streets in Spring Valley could be included in the city’s annual Streets and Alleys Repair Project list.
The Spring Valley City Council on Monday night asked city attorney Colin Barry to draw up a revision to its residential rental property ordinance that will save the city some money.
The Spring Valley City Council entered into an intergovernmental agreement Tuesday with the Illinois Office of the Comptroller that will aid in the collection of debts.
The Spring Valley City Council on Monday approved the purchase of a new vehicle, transmitter and radios for the city's police department.
The Spring Valley City Council on Monday night discussed at length the leaf burning ban instituted just weeks ago and what to do about it now the leaf vacuuming machine is out of order.
To cap off what Heerdt has said has been a successful addition to Spring Valley, the Friday Night Market will move to the more spacious Kirby Park on Aug. 18 for what’s being billed as “the grand finale.”
The Spring Valley City Council saluted its softball state champions Monday.
Pickleball is coming to Spring Valley.
The Spring Valley City Council amended Monday its burning rules for residents, effective immediately.
Mayor Melanie Thompson told the Spring Valley City Council Monday a suitor for St. Margaret's Hospital has declined.
New police officer Cody Price was introduced to the Spring Valley City Council at its meeting on Monday night.