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January 2, 2025 -- City Hall will be closed Thursday, January 30, 2025, and Friday, January 31, 2025, for end-of-year administration and records filing. During this time, no building permits will be issued. Building inspections will only be scheduled for Thursday, January 30. No inspections will be scheduled for Friday, January 31. Regular business hours resume Monday, February 3,...
January 2, 2025 -- Beginning the week of January 6, 2025, the northbound lane of Bunker Hill Rd. will be closed between Valley Forge Dr. and Greenbay & Carl Ln. as the sanitary sewer line is replaced. All traffic will continue to be reduced to the southbound lane. Construction crew flaggers and traffic control devices will be in place to direct vehicles through the area safely. Drivers...
As part of the Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) Project, the City will begin replacing meters that are at or beyond their warranty service life and install a new meter. As water meters age, they tend to slow down and provide less accurate readings due to wear and tear. The new meters ensure that residents receive accurate and reliable measurements of water consumption. The AMI project...
In 2021, City Council approved the construction of a new Public Works and Disaster Operations Building. This new facility will not only house Public Works personnel but also act as the City’s Emergency Operations Center during major emergency situations. The new facility is scheduled to be operational Fall 2023. What is BHV Inc.? The City has established a non-profit corporation (BHV...
The Memorial Villages Police Department (“MVPD”) has seen great success with the Automatic License Plate Readers (ALPR) System in serving as an investigative tool to solve crimes and recover goods. MVPD has topped $3.457 Million in recovered property to date. The City Council passed an ordinance to further the program by allowing residents to provide additional ALPR...
Click here to see a short video on residential water meters and the answers to some frequently asked questions....
The City of Bunker Hill Village invites residents to volunteer on a City Committee. This Committee system is intended to provide an avenue for direct input from those who live here, and give the City an opportunity to benefit from the considerable expertise represented by...