April 13th Public Works COMMITTEE MEEting Streamed LIVE
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City hall will only be open to the public Mon.-Fri. 1:00PM to 4:30Pm until further notice
public notice
The City of Danville is currently constructing a wastewater improvement project. The project is the Northwest Sanitary Sewer Service Area Reconstruction Project. The project will serve the houses west of Lake Vermilion by reconstructing the sanitary sewers and lift stations serving the area. The Water Pollution Control Loan Program will be funding the majority of the project costs with local funds supplementing the remaining. The loan will be repaid over a 20 year period at a rate of 1.35%. The project consists of the reconstruction of two sanitary lift stations, construction of a new terminal sanitary sewer lift station, and the elimination of a sanitary sewer lift station. The project also reconstructs the gravity sewers and sanitary forcemains in the service area. The project will improve the efficiency and reliability of the sewers serving the Northwest Sanitary Sewer Service Area.
For questions about this project, contact Sam Cole, City Engineer at 217-431-2321.
For questions about this project, contact Sam Cole, City Engineer at 217-431-2321.
Public Comment for DMt's 2021-2023 DBE Goals available!
Comments and questions for DMT's DBE program goals for 2021-2023 may be sent to lbeith@cityofdanville.org through March 16th.
proposed sewer rates
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The City of Danville is now accepting Public Input for the CDBG 2021 Annual Action Plan
IMRF EMPLOYER COST And PArtICIPATION INFORMATION
August 18th Casino Presentation
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CDBG Grant Applications now Available
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Amendment to CDBG FY 2020 Action Plan
Waste TOTER Warranties Expiring
The City of Danville Solid Waste Division would like to inform all residents the original supplied solid waste toter containers have expired their warranty. Any container with a serial number beginning with “07” is NO LONGER WARRANTIED. These broken or worn containers will no longer be replaced free of charge. New toters can be purchased through the City of Danville by calling Public Works at 217-431-2288. The cost of a new 95 gallon toter is $65.00. Please keep in mind there is a 3% processing fee for all debit and credit card purchases
Side Lot Purchase Application
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COVID-19/ coronavirus in danville info centerLatest information about local business operating hours and procedures available in the Hub.
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SMoke Detector ProgramFor more information about the Smoke Detector Program call the Danville Fire Division at 217-431-2350
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city of danville fiscal year 2020-2021 annual Budget
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Carle's campus presentation available
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Report it! APP for citizen reporting now Live!Replacing the Public Stuff and OurDanville apps is the Report it! app. Any issues such as potholes, ally grading, etc. can be reported to the city through our new app, available here!
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Register your security Camera with Danville PoliceRegistering your security cameras with DPD would allow for officers to more easily determine where footage of crimes may have been captured. If you have a security camera and would like to help DPD keep Danville safe, fill out this form
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who are we?
The City of Danville is an Aldermanic form of municipal government with a Mayor elected at large, and a City Council, made up of 14 Aldermen, representing 7 wards. The day-to-day administrative duties are entrusted to the Mayor, and the City Council is the legislative body adopting resolutions and ordinances.
Danville is nestled in the heart of Vermilion River country, home to world class museums, shops full of rare and unique finds, and watchable wildlife to enjoy. From our nationally recognized Danville Dans baseball team, to the NJCAA Division II Men's National Basketball Tournament, to ice skating, canoeing, horseback riding, and hiking - It is easy to see why over 30,000 residents call Danville home.
Danville provides access to more than a dozen local parks while the County boasts more than 15,000 acres of parklands to explore, including the Nationally designated Middle Fork Scenic River. Enjoy over five miles of bikeable shared-use-paths that weave throughout the City and its greenspaces. These recreational spaces provide beautiful backdrops to many of our regionally recognized events including: Arts in the Park, The Festival of Trees, Balloons Over Vermilion, Summer Sounds, Symphony Concerts, the Light Opera, and plays.
Residents & Visitors alike can enjoy a stroll through our tree-lined streets including in the Downtown district. Relish in the historic Fischer Theater while enjoying cafes, bakeries, local art, and even food trucks. Over 18 fabulous murals grace the brick walls of the historic Downtown which were painted in 4 days by 160 Walldog artists from all over the world. The Downtown is a walkable center to our community with access to housing, shopping, the Danville Mass Transit bus system, entertainment, and the Danville Riverfront all within a few minutes walk.
Home to Danville Area Community College (DACC), Danville provides quality education and life-long learning opportunities to the region. Danville is also home to the VA Illiana Health Care System providing quality health care to veterans while the OSF healthcare system provides local comprehensive health care to the community. Part of the AARP age friendly community network, Danville is committed to providing a high quality of life for everyone who calls the community their home.
Danville is nestled in the heart of Vermilion River country, home to world class museums, shops full of rare and unique finds, and watchable wildlife to enjoy. From our nationally recognized Danville Dans baseball team, to the NJCAA Division II Men's National Basketball Tournament, to ice skating, canoeing, horseback riding, and hiking - It is easy to see why over 30,000 residents call Danville home.
Danville provides access to more than a dozen local parks while the County boasts more than 15,000 acres of parklands to explore, including the Nationally designated Middle Fork Scenic River. Enjoy over five miles of bikeable shared-use-paths that weave throughout the City and its greenspaces. These recreational spaces provide beautiful backdrops to many of our regionally recognized events including: Arts in the Park, The Festival of Trees, Balloons Over Vermilion, Summer Sounds, Symphony Concerts, the Light Opera, and plays.
Residents & Visitors alike can enjoy a stroll through our tree-lined streets including in the Downtown district. Relish in the historic Fischer Theater while enjoying cafes, bakeries, local art, and even food trucks. Over 18 fabulous murals grace the brick walls of the historic Downtown which were painted in 4 days by 160 Walldog artists from all over the world. The Downtown is a walkable center to our community with access to housing, shopping, the Danville Mass Transit bus system, entertainment, and the Danville Riverfront all within a few minutes walk.
Home to Danville Area Community College (DACC), Danville provides quality education and life-long learning opportunities to the region. Danville is also home to the VA Illiana Health Care System providing quality health care to veterans while the OSF healthcare system provides local comprehensive health care to the community. Part of the AARP age friendly community network, Danville is committed to providing a high quality of life for everyone who calls the community their home.
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