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Looking for shredding or recycling opportunities? Two big events co-sponsored by DuPage County this Saturday! There's a City of Aurora, IL, Government shredding event beginning at 8 a.m. Saturday, September 14th and a City of Wheaton Government textiles and recycling event also Saturday, beginning at 9 a.m. All DuPage residents welcome. Learn more:

Recycling & GREEN Events Green Initiatives - Recycling & GREEN Events The information below on recycling & green events is provided as a service to the residents of DuPage County. Inclusion is not intended as an endorsement of any of company or event, nor has the County purposely excluded any additional events. The events...

County Board Economic Development Chair Lynn LaPlante, Vice Chair Kari Galassi, and Board Member Lucy Chang Evans attended the Downers Grove Economic Development
Corporation annual luncheon today.

211 is a free, confidential service that can connect residents to essential community services or resources. It serves as a centralized resource for people in need and provides several crucial benefits:

• Easy access to vital services. Simply dial 2-1-1 and you can be quickly connected to resources such as housing, food, healthcare, or emergency assistance. This is especially for people who don’t know who to call or where to go.
• Comprehensive support. 211 provides information on a wide range of services, including mental health counseling, disaster relief, legal aid, and more.
• Emergency assistance. In times of disaster or crisis, 211 can offer essential information on evacuation routes, shelters, or recovery services, providing a lifeline for those in need.
• Promote community well-being. 211 strengthens communities by connecting people and families to resources that can improve their quality of life, such as job training, food assistance, or housing support.
• Confidential and free. 211 is confidential and free, available 24/7 to ensure anyone can access these services, regardless of financial situation or other concerns.

If you need help and don’t know where to call, please call 2-1-1 or visit 211dupage.gov.

Home Online directory of local service providers.

Board Members Cindy Cronin Cahill and Yeena Yoo joined Elmhurst Mayor Scott Levin at City of Elmhurst and Elmhurst Fire Department's First Responders Memorial Dedication Ceremony on Wednesday.

Today, DuPage County remembers the victims and families impacted by the attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, and the courage of the first responders who assisted throughout the aftermath. Though many years have passed, their memories will never be forgotten.

District 6 County Board Members Sheila Rutledge, Greg Schwarze, and Jim Zay joined Carol Stream trustees on Monday for the grand re-opening of Community Park in Carol Stream. The County provided $1 million in funds from the Community Development Block Grant to the park district to help the project.

Introducing the Crisis Recovery Center (CRC) video! Set to open in the summer of 2025, see how the County and the County Health Department are making a difference for individuals in crisis in DuPage County. Watch and share to help raise awareness of this essential service! The journey to wellness begins here.

DuPage County Crisis Recovery Center Welcome to the Crisis Recovery Center (CRC), opening Summer of 2025, the CRC will provide a beacon of hope and support for those navigating through life's t...

Considering returning to work after taking time off to care for children or parents? The nationally recognized Back to School, Back to Work program from workNet DuPage Career Center can help! Time is running out to apply for upcoming sessions, so register now!
https://worknetdupage.org/back-to-school-back-to-work/

Thanks to all who made today’s Mental Health Summit such a great success. Former U.S. Congressman Patrick Kennedy’s keynote address provided both information and inspiration. The afternoon panelists shared local perspectives and ideas for helping our DuPage residents. We were also thrilled to check on the progress of the DuPage Crisis Recovery Center set to open next summer.

Saturday, Sept. 7 from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m., Bloomingdale Township will hold an Electronics & Textile Recycling Event; 6N030 Rosedale Ave. This event is co-sponsored by DuPage County and is open to all County residents.

Looking for transportation, housing or other social services in DuPage County? Call 2-1-1 or visit 211DuPage.gov for immediate assistance.

Learn more about DuPage County Community Services and talk with our staff members in the community!

Come to see us💁‍♀️ in the community to ask questions and learn about our programs and services. Community Services is here for you! If you cannot attend an event, call 630-407-6500📱 or visit our website www.dupagecounty.gov/community to learn more.

U.S.Congressman Sean Casten stopped by the DuPage Water Commission for a meeting with members and facility tour today. Pictured top row, General Manager Paul May, U.S. Congressman Sean Casten, DuPage County Board member Jim Zay (Chairman of the DuPage Water Commission), City of Wheaton Mayor Phil Suess, Commissioner David Van Vooren. Second row, Water Commission Financial Administrator Cheryl Peterson, Commissioner Diane Bouckaert, Village of Carol Stream Mayor Frank Saverino, Village of Villa Park President Nick Cuzzone.

Board Member Greg Schwarze joined Milton Township Supervisor John Monino at an event showcasing the township's new refrigerated food delivery truck on Saturday in Carol Stream. DuPage County provided the funds for the township to purchase the food delivery truck.

DuPage County, Choose DuPage, and the College of DuPage have teamed up to provide Back to School, Back to Work, a free workshop for parents considering returning to the workforce. Sessions will begin in September. Space is limited, so register now!

Back to School, Back to Work Are you ready to re-enter the workforce now that the kids are back in school? Join us this fall for our award-winning "Back to School, Back to Work" workshop series, designed specifically for parents like you. Whether you've been out of the job market for a few years or a few decades, these workshop...

County offices will be closed Sept. 2 in observance of Labor Day.

DuPage County Animal Services is hosting Clear the Shelters TODAY from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. All adoption fees are $10 now through Sept. 10.

This Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. you can adopt a dog, cat or a small animal for just $10! Help us Clear the Shelter!

County Board Chair Deborah Conroy and Economic Development Committee Chair Lynn LaPlante presented a proclamation on Tuesday recognizing September as Workforce Development Month to Lisa Schvach, Administrator of workNet DuPage Career Center; Jane Clark, Chair of the DuPage County Workforce Innovation Board; Anne Lesko, a former client of workNet DuPage; and staff from workNet DuPage.

Important reminder during today's extreme heat.

211DuPage.gov Online directory of local service providers.

Extreme temperatures are expected over the next few days. Cooling centers are available across the County. View a full list of cooling centers in DuPage County through 211 DuPage:

211DuPage.gov Online directory of local service providers.

Time is running out to reserve your seat for the first DuPage County Mental Health Summit & Expo! Register for the event today: https://www.dupagehealth.org/788/Mental-Health-Summit-and-Expo

DuPage County Community Services is available to help seniors with any questions they may have regarding insurance plans.

Have questions about Medicare? Need help comparing plans📝? Our Senior Health Insurance Program counselors can help. Call DuPage County Community Services between 8:30am and 4:30pm⌚️ on weekdays to schedule an appointment at (630) 407-6500.

DuPage jobseekers! Another great opportunity! Take your resume to the next level with the help of workNet DuPage Career Center!

NEW! A.I. Resume Revolution Workshop
Monday, August 26th | 9am-10:30am
Transform Your Job Search with AI-Powered Resumes!

Ready to take your resume to the next level? 🚀

Join our upcoming workshop and discover how Artificial Intelligence (AI) can help you craft a resume that stands out in today’s competitive job market. Whether you’re re-entering the workforce or looking to advance your career, this session will provide you with cutting-edge tools and strategies to showcase your skills effectively.

Learn how to leverage AI to optimize your resume, making it more appealing to both hiring managers and applicant tracking systems (ATS).

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to revolutionize your job search!

Learn more & register here: https://ow.ly/c8EL50T4h2P

Looking to return to the workforce? workNet DuPage Career Center, Choose DuPage IL, and College of DuPage have teamed up to provide free workshops to help jumpstart your career as you return to work.

CODNow - Make Your Career Comeback! Invest in Yourself, Power Your Future!In September 2023, as children embarked on the new school year, workNet DuPage, Choose DuPage, and College of DuPage ho...

DuPage County and the DuPage County Health Department will host the first Mental Health Summit and Expo on Sept. 7 at the 421 Administration Building. Former U.S. Congressman Patrick Kennedy will be the keynote speaker. Space is limited, so register today: https://www.dupagehealth.org/788/Mental-Health-Summit-and-Expo

Reminder: The County’s 6th annual Veterans Assistance Fair is happening now! Stop by the Auditorium in the 421 building today!

DuPage County Community Services employees Regina Scarpace and Gina Strafford-Ahmed celebrated their work anniversaries with colleagues and County Board members at today’s Human Services Committee meeting. On behalf of the committee, Chairman Greg Schwarze wished Regina a happy 10th anniversary and he congratulated Gina on her 30 years of service to the County!