The Village of Roscoe
If you’re just moving in, please visit us!
Whether you contact us in person, by phone, or via email, we are eager to assist you with any questions or concerns you may have regarding the Village of Roscoe and our many services, events, and attractions.
VILLAGE HALL HOURS:
OPEN REMOTELY: Monday – Tuesday (call for service)
OPEN TO PUBLIC: Wednesday – Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM
CLOSED: Saturday, Sunday
Visit: Roscoe Village Hall, 10631 Main St.
Email: info@villageofroscoe.com
ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING:
Wednesday June 10 at 5:30 pm.
Join from PC, Mac, iOS or Android:
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Join By Phone:
1 631-765-7061
PIN: 233 992 530#
LOCAL NEWS, INFORMATION & COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS
VILLAGE OF ROSCOE COVID-19 RESPONSE
SMALL BUSINESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS
⚠️EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY:
UPDATE: The temporary ban on burning leaves and landscape waste has been extended until June 30, 2020
The Village of Roscoe in cooperation with the Harlem-Roscoe Fire Protection District is enacting an immediate ban on all open burning of landscape waste including brush, leaves, sticks, stumps, pine needles, agricultural vegetation and other debris during the remaining period of the Executive Order, currently in place until April 30, 2020. These restrictions are being put into place out of an abundance of concern for the well being of those with respiratory illness, and for the preservation of emergency first responder resources as we endure this period of pandemic health crisis. It is imperative that police, fire, and ambulances be available for the increase in life safety calls, and that they not be diverted to deal with issues arising from the burning of leaves and other landscape materials.
As always, Village of Roscoe residents are able to place unlimited amounts of leaves and yard waste out for curbside pickup. Materials should be placed in designated kraft paper bags, or reusable containers clearly marked ‘Yard Waste’.
Clean burning of firewood for recreational or warming purposes will still be permissible, but must be restricted to fire pits or other designated fire containment devices. The burning of fuels specific to outdoor cooking such as propane, natural gas, and charcoal will also still be allowed in designated grills or other outdoor cooking appliances.
Your cooperation with this temporary restriction is greatly appreciated and will contribute to the health and safety of us all. Violations of this order may be subject to possible fines of up to $750.00.
- For additional information about the Coronavirus in Winnebago County and the surrounding region please call the County’s Emergency Operations Center (EOC)
at (815) 319-6705
- For inquiries into determination of ‘essential business’ allowed to continue operation under this period of State Emergency, or for general COVID-19 related questions please email COVID19@wchd.org
SECRETARY OF STATE’S OFFICE:
All Illinois Secretary of State offices and Driver Service facilities are CLOSED to the public through April 30, 2020. This includes the facility located inside Village Hall.
Expiration dates for driver’s licenses, identification cards, vehicle registrations and other transactions and document filings will be extended at least 30 days after Driver Services Facilities reopen. Online services are available.
