Announcements

2023 Village of Hebron Proposal for Grass Mowing

If you are interested in submitting a 2023 Bid Proposal to cut grass at various Village of Hebron locations, please follow the embedded link for details.  Bids will be due at the Village Hall by April 13, 2023 at 2:00 p.m.  All bids received will be sent to the Village Board of Trustees and voted on at the April 24, 2023 Village Board meeting.  Thank you for your interest!

Water Billing Update!

Water billing update:

The March Invoices were mailed out on March 6, 2023, and an error was noted with the due date. It shows that the due date is 03/29/23 but they are due ON/BY 04/01/23. It is important to get those payments in BY/ON the 1st of every month. When mailing in a payment please make sure it reaches us by the 1st. For your convenience there is a gray payment drop box outside of the village hall entrance. If possible, could you put your account number in the memo field of your check or money order. Payments are collected from the box on a regular basis and several times during the billing cycle. At times a sign is posted on the drop box to advise you that the cutoff has occurred, and a late fee may apply. 

Please understand, the billing process is lengthy, and my schedule is altered at times so billing can be completed in a timely manner. Payments can be made on the village website through the EPAY payment portal. Even if you make an electronic payment on the 1st of the month it is on time. There is a small convenience fee that is collected by the State of Illinois for using the system.

After the payments are entered into the database, 10-day final notices are processed, printed and mailed out. The system locks me out of processing any more payments until the total billing process is completed. The database is exported and loaded into a laptop so the meters can be read automatically. Some resident’s meters are working but the internal battery has stopped so they do not send out an electronic signal. We are asking for your assistance. Look at your invoice and will see an E by the reads and it will also show the word estimated on your invoice. If you are being estimated for usage it can either be overestimated or underestimated. This creates a problem because if you are underestimated you may get a higher bill when we get an actual read. If you are overestimated, you may end up with a credit on your account. We do not give refunds unless a house is sold, or you move.  If estimated and you have access to where your water meter is located, lift the cover and using your smart phone take a photo of the meter face and attach it to an email, Send it to wsbilling@villageofhebron.org  Please make sure that the numbers are legible in the photo.  It is important that those readings are sent in before the end of the current month. In the email, please include your name, address and phone number.  I will reply so you know it was received. If you need assistance with your meter call Frank during normal business hours at (815) 403-7594 to make an appointment to have your meter checked. Replacement meters have been on backorder for awhile and we are hoping to get that resolved soon.

Thank you for your assistance and understanding in this matter.

COMED Restoration Report 2.22.2023

ComEd - An Exelon Company.

2/22/2023 11:31:43 PM

ComEd Restoration Report
Hebron Status Update

Dear Municipal Leader,

Included below is an update for Municipal Leadership regarding the ComEd electrical system serving Hebron.

Please contact your ComEd External Affairs Manager, Tom Tumminaro (Cell # 630-363-8818), with questions.

Measurement

Statistics

Customers in Town

607

Estimated Impact

133

Estimated Customers Out of Service

128

Estimated Customers Restored

5

Percent Restored

3.8%

Open Outages

3

Open Outages Dispatched

0

Open Outages Assigned

1

Open Outages Un-Assigned

2

Distinct Crews Involved in Open Otgs

0

 

Top 3 Municipal/ Ward/ County Outages in Your Community

Outage NO

Circuit

Dev ID

Off Time

Duration

Town Cust
Out

ETR

Last Assigned/ Enroute/ Arrival Status

7085370

E791 DCE79

ARC446792 ~ 34 E791

2/22/2023 8:41:46 PM

158

126

 

ASSIGNED

7084458

E822 DCE82

ARC442455 ~ 34 E822

2/22/2023 7:21:32 PM

239

1

   

7086141

E822 DCE82

381093C1

2/22/2023 10:09:45 PM

70

1

   

Priorities For Storm Restoration
 

  • Through switching and repair of high voltage transmission lines and substations, we restore service to the largest number of customers.
  • We restore power to facilities critical to public health and safety including hospitals, police and fire stations, water reclamation plants, and communication systems.
  • We dispatch crews to make repairs to equipment that will return service to the largest number of customers in the least amount of time. These include major feeder trunk lines, high-density housing projects, and large neighborhoods.
  • Finally, we restore power to smaller neighborhoods and individual services.

NEW: Receive Outage Alerts on Your Mobile Phone

ComEd has instituted a two-way text messaging capability that allows customers to text their outage to ComEd and enables ComEd to text restoration information back to customers.
The expanded outage alert text message program will provide added convenience for customers and help improve their experience. The new program enhancements:

Public Safety Awareness

Public safety is paramount during storms and ComEd encourages the public to remember to take the following precautions:

  • Anyone encountering a downed power line is urged to immediately call ComEd at 1-800-EDISON1 (1-800-334-7661) and report the location. Spanish-speaking customers should call 1-800-95-LUCES (1-800-955-8237).
  • Never approach a downed power line. Always presume a power line is energized and extremely dangerous.
  • Check on elderly and other sensitive family members and neighbors to ensure their safety and make alternate arrangements, as it may be some time before their power is restored.

ComEd also offers the following suggestions for customers experiencing a prolonged outage:

  • Turn off all appliances including your furnace, water heater, and water pump.
  • Leave a lamp on so you can know when power has been restored.
  • Keep freezer and refrigerator doors closed and open them only when necessary. Food can stay frozen for 36 to 48 hours in a fully loaded freezer, if the door remains closed. A half-full freezer can generally keep food frozen for 24 hours.
  • Customers who are on medical support equipment are strongly encouraged to evacuate to a place where they can be comfortable and safe.

Village Offices Closed Early - Wednesday, February 22, 2023

The Village Clerk’s Office CLOSED Early Today (Wednesday, February 22nd) due to

inclement weather.

 

Phone: 815-648-2353 ext.10

Email: clerk@villageofhebron.org

 

Very sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused.

Clerk Out of Office Notice

The Village Clerk will be out of the office Thursday, January 26th , Monday, January 30th, and Tuesday, January 31st.  The Water and Sewer Department will be available during their normal business hours, unless posted otherwise.  Their entrance in at the back of the Village Hall.  If you wish to leave a message for the Clerk please call 815-648-2353 or email the clerk at clerk@villageofhebron.org.  Thank you and sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused.

Clerk Out of Office Notice

The Village Clerk will be out of the office Thursday, January 26th , Monday, January 30th, and Tuesday, January 31st.  The Water and Sewer Department will be available during their normal business hours, unless posted otherwise.  Their entrance in at the back of the Village Hall.  If you wish to leave a message for the Clerk please call 815-648-2353 or email the clerk at clerk@villageofhebron.org.  Thank you and sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused.

Village of Hebron Water Department - Illinois Department of Public Health Award

The Village of Hebron Water Department has received a certificate of commendation from the Illinois Department of Public Health in recognition of achieving the highest standard of compliance in accordance with the Illinois Fluoridation Act for 2019-2021.  Congratulations to Frank Michalczyk for his hard work!

Clerk's Office Closure for New Years

The Village Clerk’s office will be closed on Friday, December 30, 2022, and Monday, January 2, 2022.  The office will reopen on January 3 at 9:00 a.m.

SVG CLIPART Happy New Year 2023 New Year's Eve Sign - Etsy

 

BOIL ORDER - Lifted for Green Street

The BOIL ORDER for Green Street has been LIFTED.  Thank you for your patience with this issue.

Clerk's Office Closed Early

The Village Clerk’s Office CLOSED Early Today (Thursday, December 22nd)

Due to inclement weather!!

 

Phone: 815-648-2353 ext.10

Email: clerk@villageofhebron.org

 

Very sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused.

 

Merry Christmas to all!

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