We’re working to make downtown Oswego even more of a destination for residents and visitors.
The Village recently completed a project that replaced the existing water main on sections of Wilson, Adams and Van Buren streets in the downtown area. The new water main will increase flow to fire hydrants and ensure adequate water pressure for residents and businesses in the area. The project also resurfaced the streets and installed new curbs and sidewalks. More than 60 new public parking spots have been added to help patrons visit downtown businesses more easily.
To further enhance and encourage new businesses in the downtown area, the Village recently purchased the properties at 6 and 12 W. Van Buren. Since the properties are zoned commercial, the Village will be pursuing options for commercial development including restaurant, retail, office and other similar uses consistent with development in downtown Oswego. With the holiday season quickly approaching, remember to support all of Oswego’s downtown businesses.
The Kendall County Highway Department has advised that temporary detours will be in place on November 21 to accommodate paving at the intersection of Grove and Collins roads. On November 23, the intersection will reopen as a four-way stop until construction resumes in spring.
With beautiful weather on tap for this weekend, add raking leaves to the top of your to-do list. Leaves will be collected in all three zones the week of November 20.
Help our Public Works crew by raking leaves onto the parkway, as close to the curb as possible. Don’t place leaves in the street! This creates hazardous conditions for drivers and clogs storm drains. Get tips and learn more.
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This year's Christmas Walk, presented by Allied First Bank, takes place December 1 from 4:30-8:30 p.m. Bring the whole family and watch great local entertainment on the TR Miller Heating, Cooling and Plumbing Main Stage. Check out this year's program to plan your evening!
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Support Oswego's shops and small businesses on Shop Small Saturday, November 25, and every day of the year! Find great deals on unique holiday gifts and home decor while keeping your tax dollars local.
When you spend $100 at your favorite local shop, about $68 continues to circulate in the community. Compare this to just $14 when that money is spent at a national retailer, where most of the profits go out of state.
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Village Hall will be closed on Thursday, November 23 and Friday, November 24 in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday. Waste will not be collected on Thanksgiving Day.
We wish you a safe and serene holiday celebrated with family and friends.
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Upcoming dates
Week of November 20 -- Leaf collection for all zones November23 -- Thanksgiving. Village offices closed; no garbage collection. November 24 -- Day after Thanksgiving. Village offices closed. Garbage collection unaffected. November 25 -- Shop Small Saturday, Oswego Downtown Association November 28 -- Committee of the Whole & Village Board Meetings December 1 -- Christmas Walk December 2 -- Cookie Walk, Oswego Downtown Assn. and Oswego Area Chamber of Commerce Week of December 4 -- Free winter yard waste collection December 12 -- Committee of the Whole & Village Board Meetings | December 25 -- Christmas Day. Village offices closed; no garbage collection. December 26 -– Day after Christmas. Village offices closed in observance of Christmas.
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