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Water Main Break on 139th Street Repaired in Dixmoor

Officials said water quality testing is currently underway, and a decision on whether to issue a boil water advisory will be made once test results are available. #watermainbreak #repairs #dixmoor

Report Warns Illinois’ Water System is Broken, Calls for Urgent Reform

The study, Divided Waters, examines the Lake Michigan Service Area, which spans 284 municipalities across seven counties and serves more than 5.5 million residents. #watersystem

Op-Ed: Disaster Preparedness Month: Are you financially prepared to weather the unexpected?

Just this summer, historic flooding swept through the Chicago area, damaging property, displacing families, and underscoring how quickly the unexpected can become reality. #disaster

Daley College Pool to Reopen With Public Aquatics Classes Oct. 14

Classes are open to community members of all skill levels, but advance registration is required. #pool

Illinois Moves to Phase Out Toxic “Forever Chemicals” With New Law

Environmental groups praised the measure, calling it one of the strongest actions yet in Illinois to address the chemicals, which are nearly impossible to break down in the environment. #chemicals

Illinois State Fair Adds Cooling Centers, Free Water as Heat Index Climbs into Triple Digits

“Our goal is to make sure fairgoers can stay safe and comfortable while still enjoying everything the fair has to offer,” officials said in a statement. #temperature

IDPH Urges Illinoisans to Steer Clear of Seasonal Summer Hazards And Celebrate July 4th 2025 Safely

“As we celebrate America’s birthday with family, friends, food and fireworks, I encourage my fellow Illinoisans to do a little advance planning to make the 4th of July weekend as healthy and as safe as possible." #safety

AISWCD: Second Year of Budget Cuts Threatens Future of Conservation Districts

In response to last year’s initial cuts, AISWCD launched a statewide petition campaign to restore SWCD operations funding, with a goal of collecting at least 100 signatures from each district. #underfund

Two Funding Opportunities Announced for Watershed Management Planning and Implementation Projects to Address Nonpoint Source Pollution

“Projects focused on the development of a watershed management plan, or the eventual implementation of such plans are essential to addressing and improving water quality throughout Illinois.” #pollution

Broadview Tackles $500,000 of Unpaid Water Bills, Implements Shutoff Policy

Effective June 1, 2025, the Village will begin shutting off water service to accounts with outstanding balances over $100. #waterbills

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