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City Services
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| Under the direction of a Mayor, an eight-member City Council and a City Manager, outstanding city services are delivered to the more than 142,000 Naperville residents with exemplary efficiency. Naperville is among the fastest growing cities with a population of 100,000 or above, according to the U.S. Census report. This is both a distinction and a challenge to which city officials and employees have consistently risen. In order to maintain a balanced community, Naperville |
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planners carefully drafted a comprehensive master plan, which specifies optimum land use.
With dozens of awards to show for its efficiency and reliability, the City of Naperville provides its residents with water, wastewater and electric services. Naperville operates the second largest municipally owned electric system in Illinois. City-owned service means faster and more direct response to customer concerns and emphasis on long-range community goals. The City of Naperville purchases Lake Michigan water from the DuPage County Water Commission, and wastewater is treated at the city's award-winning Springbrook Water Reclamation Center.
Read more on Naperville's Electric Reliability - Reliability March 13th, 2007 |
Resource removal and recovery are a high priority to Naperville officials and residents. At almost 85 percent participation, Naperville has one of the highest recycling rates in the nation. Besides typical refuse and recycling services, which include garbage, paper, aluminum, plastic, landscape materials, and brush and leaf pick-up, the City operates a household hazardous-waste disposal center. The Social Services Division offers a wide variety of information and referral to its residents. Among the information available is a comprehensive computer-based list of licensed child-care providers. To access Social Services' information and referral, call (630) 420-6001. In addition, the Community Career Center assists local job seekers. Services available include skill-building seminars, a job bank, general office equipment use, Internet access, personal assistance, computer training, resume writing and job clubs. All services are offered free to the public. For more information about the Community Career Center, call (630) 961-5665. With all these outstanding services, Naperville still has one of the lowest property taxes in the Chicago metropolitan area and the lowest water and electrical rates in DuPage County. The City of Naperville has a Aaa/AAA bond rating by Moody's and Standard & Poor's Ratings Groups signifying its strong financial position.
The City's website, located at www.naperville.il.us provides up-to-date information that is pertinent to residents, complete with on-line permit information, available job positions and more. The City also operates a government access cable TV station (Ch. 6), an AM radio station (WPFP 1610-AM), a 24-hour telephone information service (630) 420-6700 (Naperlink) and produces a resident newsletter and a Resident's Guide for our new neighbors.
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ASSESSED VALUE
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Total Assessed Valuation (April 2006)
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$ 5,624 billion
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CITY FINANCE
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City of Naperville Budget (FY 07)
City Tax Rate (April 2005)
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$ 352.7 million
$ .7125
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RETAIL SALES
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Naperville (2003)
Sales Tax Revenue (FY05-06)
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$ 2,252,730,000
$ 25,963,021
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INDUSTRIAL REVENUE BONDS
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Available to qualified businesses located within the City. IRB's are available forsuch projects as buildings and equipment used for a manufacturing facility,land and facility acquisition. Contact the Naperville Finance Department at(630) 420-4116 for more information.
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WATER AND SEWER
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Water Source
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DuPage Water Commission/Lake Michigan
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| Number of Customers (As of Jan. 06) |
41,243 |
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Storage Capacity
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44.65 million gallons
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Average Daily Use (10/01-09/02)
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18.976 million gallons
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| Peak Day Usage (8/2/04) |
36,160 |
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Wastewater
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Springbrook Water Reclamation Center
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| Sewer - Number of Customers (As of June 06) |
40,516 |
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ELECTRICITY (Data 2002)
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Service Provider
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City of Naperville--Public Utilities
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Supply Source
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ComEd wholesale bulk power
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No. Substations
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16
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Peak Monthly Energy Use (July, 2005)
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161,446,195 KWH
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Total Customers (April, 2006)
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55,782
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Total Electrical Usage (Jan-Dec. 2005)
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1,518,778,413 KWH
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| Read more on Naperville's Electric Reliability - Reliability March 13th, 2007 |
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BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED (New Construction)
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2001
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422
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129,293,726
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63,661,000
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2002
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458
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146,956,906
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49,688,000
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2003
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472
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145,899,209
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56,403,872
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2004
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370
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144,456,398
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75,448,832
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2005
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168,532,713
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HOME SALES
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Number of Homes Sold
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Average Price
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2004
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4,451 (est.)
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$371,377 (est.)
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2005
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4,288 (est.)
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$422,000 (est.)
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IMPORTANT CITY PHONE NUMBERS
Area code 630 unless otherwise noted.
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All Emergencies & Ambulance. . .
Bus (Pace)
Cellular Emergencies
Chamber of Commerce
City Clerk
Community Relations
Department of Public Utilities
Department of Public Works
Edward Hospital & Health Services
Employment (City Jobs)
Fire (Non-Emergency)
Library (Nichols, Naper Blvd. & 95th Street)
Municipal Center
Naperville Convention & Visitors Bureau
Naperville Development Partnership
Nicor Gas
Park District
Parking (Commuter Lots)
Plumbing/Electric/Building/Sign Permits
Police (Non-Emergencies)
Fire Department
Post Office (Main Branch-Ogden Ave.)
Public Buildings
School District #203
School District #204
Illinois Employment and Training Office (North Aurora)
Zoning
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911
1-847-364-PACE
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355-4141
305-5300
420-6707
420-6131
420-6095
527-3000
420-6700 x 7741
420-6142
961-4100
420-6111
1-877-23NAPER
(1-877-236-2737)
305-7701
1-888-642-6748
848-5000
420-6059
420-6082
420-6666
420-6142
1-800-275-8777
420-6005
420-6300
375-3000
844-6640
420-6694
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All information provided is for general reference and does not constitute our endorsement or guarantee of products or services.
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