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Based on the volume, leaf collection has gone quicker than expected. The 2019 leaf collection program will be completed by Wednesday, December 4.

NO ADDITIONAL LEAVES SHOULD BE PLACED IN THE STREET, as they will not be collected.

The Village will begin the process of fine cleaning all of the street with the street sweeper beginning Wednesday, December 4.

Please note that yard waste collection has ended for the season. Any leaves or yard waste remaining for disposal at this time should be stored until next Spring.

The Dundee Township Historical Society Museum, located at 426 Highland Ave in West Dundee, is open from March through December, Weds & Sun 2:00-4:00pm, or by appointment.

Click below to visit the DTHS website or to view the Fall 2019 edition of "The Informer", the DTHS Newsletter. The Informer details upcoming events, membership opportunities and provides a peek into the history of Dundee Township.

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Parking on Village streets is prohibited between 2:00 AM & 6:00 AM from November 1 - April 1.

For overnight parking permission during this time frame, please register your vehicle for the applicable date(s) using the online Overnight Parking Registration Form below. (If you do not have access to the internet, contact QuadCom at 847-428-8784.)

In the event of 2" or more of snowfall, registered vehicles may be moved at the owner's expense, and/or ticketed, if it will inhibit snow removal operations.

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Coyote sightings are a common occurrence, especially in winter. While coyotes are not considered to be a public health concern, residents throughout the Dundee area should be reminded to keep a close watch on pets when outdoors, and eliminate sources of food or shelter that would encourage coyotes and other wild animals to frequent your property.

The "Living with Wildlife in Illinois" website is a cooperative effort between the University of Illinois Extension and the Illinois Department of Natural Resources. It is designed to assist with human-wildlife conflicts and increase awareness of applicable Illinois conservation laws. This site includes helpful tips to reduce attractions around your home that may lead to unwanted close encounters. Click the link below for more information specifically regarding coyotes.

The above mentioned site states that if you are approached by a coyote, do not run. Yell, stand up straight and wave your arms to make yourself appear larger, or throw something at the coyote to scare it away.

If you should observe a wild animal that appears sick or injured, please contact QuadCom dispatch at 847-428-8784 (or 9-1-1).

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Notification of the availability of the 2018 Water Quality / Consumer Confidence Report was delivered to homes throughout West Dundee the week of June 6, 2019 via postcard. Please click below for a copy of the report. This report provides important information about your drinking water based on IEPA testing criteria, and the efforts made by the West Dundee water system to provide safe drinking water.

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For meeting agendas and minutes of the Appearance Review Commission, please click on the link below.

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For meeting agendas and minutes of the Village Board, please click on the link below.

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For meeting agendas and minutes of the Planning & Zoning Commission, please click on the link below.

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The administrative offices of the Village (Village Hall, Community Development, Fire, Police, and Public Works) are closed in observation of the holiday.

This is also one of the 6 holidays recognized by the Village's refuse hauler. Therefore, curbside refuse & recycling collection will be one day later than usual for the week of the holiday. Collection will be on Saturday.

Trash, Recycling and Yard Waste collection are moved to Saturday this week due to the holiday.

During the week of the below holidays, if the holiday is observed on a week day, West Dundee's collection day for that week will be moved to Saturday:

•New Year’s Day
•Memorial Day
•Fourth of July
•Labor Day
•Thanksgiving Day
•Christmas