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Holiday
Festival & Tree Lighting Ceremony |
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Downtown Palatine
Holiday Wine and Taste Walk
Friday, November 21, 5:00-9:00pm
Holiday Marketplace
Saturday, November 22, 11:00
AM-7:00 PM
The northeast corner of Brockway Street & Slade Streets
Santa Paws (Claus) at
the Holiday Marketplace
Saturday, November 22, 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM
The northeast corner of Brockway Street & Slade Streets
The Village of
Palatine Holiday Tree Lighting
Saturday, November 22, 4:30 PM -
5:00 PM
Town Square located at the intersection of Smith and Palatine
Roads.
Santa Claus at the
Holiday Marketplace
Saturday, November 22, 5:30 PM
-7:00 PM
The northeast corner of Brockway Street & Slade Streets
Click here for more information about the Holiday Festival |
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FEMA
OFFICIALS TO MAKE HOUSE CALLS TO FLOODED RESIDENCES |
| Federal Emergency Management
Agency (FEMA) officials will be traveling door to door for the
next few weeks explaining to residents who sustained flood
damage from the September 13-14, 2008 storms how to register for
relief. FEMA employees and volunteers will be handing out
information and helping residents make sure they understand the
process on how to register to possibly receive aid.
Read
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LEAF
COLLECTION IS UNDERWAY |
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Curbside leaf pickup is
provided once EVERY OTHER WEEK.
LEAF COLLECTION GUIDELINES
 | Have your leaves raked
into the street and ready for pick-up by & 7:00 a.m. on your
pick up day, but no EARLIER than 4:00 p.m. on the day before
your scheduled pickup day. |
 | Leaves should be raked
approximately 12 inches away from the curb, leaving room for
rain to flow down the curb to an inlet. |
 | Leaves should be on the
pavement – not in the ditch. If your street does not have
curbs, line up your row of leaves on the pavement as close
to the shoulder of the road as possible in order to leave
maximum amount of street surface open for vehicles |
Please check carefully for
the pickup dates for your area.
Leaf Collection Newsletter
Leaf
Collection Map
More information about the Leaf Collection Program. |
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Basement
Protection Program |
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To assist with repairing or
rehabilitating residential sanitary sewers, the Village of
Palatine has established a variety of programs for our
residents. The types of improvement covered under the program
include:
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Sewer back-up check
valves: Village to contribute 50% of cost to a maximum of
$750. |
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Conversion to overhead
sewers: Village to contribute 50% of cost to a maximum
$5,000. |
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Disconnection of sewer
footing drains: Village to contribute 50% of cost up to a
maximum of $2,500. |
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Replacement of sewer
laterals in their entirety from home to sanitary main.
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Replacement or repairs
of footing drains and/or window well drains. |
Click here for more
information |
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FREEDOM
FROM SMOKING |
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The Cook County Department of Public
Health (CCDPH) is offering Palatine residents Freedom From
Smoking®, a no cost seven week program produced by the American
Lung Association to provide the support and skills needed to
quit smoking.
Classes will be held on Monday
evenings during December 15, 2008 to January 26, 2009 from 6:00
to 7:30 pm at the Palatine Village Hall, Meeting Room C, 200 E
Wood Street.
A trained facilitator, who
understands the unique challenges of quitting, will lead the
sessions. Session topics include: Week 1 - On the Road To
Freedom, Week 2 - Wanting to Quit, Week 3 - Quit Day, Week 4 -
Winning Strategies, Week 5 - The New You, Week 6 - Staying Off,
and Week 7 - Celebration!
For further information and to
register for this free program contact (708) 492-2000.
Select here to download a program flyer.
The CCDPH Tobacco and Substance
Abuse Prevention Unit is dedicated to creating tobacco-free
communities in suburban Cook County through advocacy, education,
prevention and cessation. Funding for this program is made
possible by the Illinois Department of Public Health. |
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