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Long Term Care Counseling Available
Need Help Applying for Government Programs?
Leyden Family Services will be at Village Hall on the third Wednesday of the month to help residents who have questions or need help applying for government programs including Medicare, Medicaid, and LIHEAP. Staff can also help with understanding medical bills, prescription assistance, and more. Bring your Social Security award letter and paycheck stubs that show the amount of income you receive. No appointment is necessary. Scheduled Village Hall dates are from 9 AM to Noon:
January 15th, February 19th,
March 19th, April 16th,
May 21st, June 18th,
July 16th, August 20th,
Sept 17th, October 15th,
November 19th, and December 17th
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National Permit Discharge Elimination System Permit
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Leyden Township Senior Services
Leyden Township offers a variety of services to its Senior Citizens and the Disabled.
More Information
Call 847-455-8616 to learn more or visit the Leyden Township Senior Services.
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Watch for Scams
If you receive something in the mail requesting the need to
have a worker conduct a test or an inspection in your home, please
review the information carefully to verify if it is really from
the Village. If you are unsure, please contact the Village at
(847) 671-4800 or call the Police Department at (847) 678-2444.
As a reminder, residents should always ask for identification
from anyone requesting access to their home. If you are
approached by an individual claiming to be a Village of
Franklin Park employee or a worker from a local utility,
make sure they have proper identification. You can also
check to see that they are driving a clearly marked Village
of Franklin Park or utility company vehicle. If something
seems suspicious or it just doesn’t “feel” right to you, please
call the Franklin Park Police Department at 847-678-2444.
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Holiday Hours
Village Hall will close on Tuesday, December 23 at 3 PM and will be closed on Wednesday, December 24 and Thursday, December 25 for Christmas. Village Hall will close on Wednesday, December 31 at 3 PM and will be closed on Thursday, January 1 for New Years Day.
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Cold Weather Safety - Warming Centers Available
When temperatures drop, take action to stay safe. Limit time outdoors. Watch for signs of frostbite including skin that is whitish and stiff and will feel numb rather than painful. Wear several layers of lightweight clothing, keep your head and ears covered and cover your mouth to protect your lungs. Wear mittens rather than gloves. Bring extra clothing to keep warm in case your car breaks down. Limit the time your pets spend outdoors.
Take steps to protect your pipes from freezing. Open cabinet doors to warm up the pipes. You can prevent freezing by keeping a small trickle of water running through the pipes on extra cold days.
List of Warming Centers
Take steps to avoid frozen pipes
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Winter Parking Restrictions and More
Be advised that the winter No Parking restrictions are in effect on designated Snow Route streets after a 2” snow fall, until snow clearing operations are complete.
• No parking anywhere specifically designated by signs as a Snow Route.
• No parking between 9am and 9pm on the odd numbered sides of all other streets.
• No parking between 9pm and 9am on the even numbered sides of all other streets.
Please check posted signs for clarification. If you have questions regarding parking restrictions, call (847) 671-8200. Also, blocking driveways, fire hydrants, sidewalks, crosswalks, etc. is prohibited.
Please clear snow from the top and around your trash and recycling bins to allow the trash hauler to reach them and ensure your trash is removed.
Help firefighters save time in an emergency by clearing snow away from hydrants in front of your home. A three-foot clear-away zone is recommended.
Thank you for your cooperation!
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Please help area families in need this holiday season!
Donate non-perishable food items to the Leyden Family Services’ Food Pantry. There is a drop-off box at Village Hall. The Franklin Park Police Department is collecting unwrapped toys for their annual Toys for Tots campaign at the Police Station through December 15.
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Blood Drive - December 12
The final Community Blood Drive of the year will be held on Friday, December 12, from 3 PM to 7 PM in the Community Room of the Police Station. Please donate if you are able!
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Senior Garbage Removal
Seniors, reapply NOW for Free Garbage Removal Services. Qualified senior citizens and disabled low-income homeowners are required to reapply each year to avoid receiving a bill for garbage removal service.
LEARN HOW TO REAPPLY
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What's Your Vision for Transportation in Illinois?
The Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning (CMAP) is developing the 2026 Regional Transportation Plan that will identify improvements in roadway, transit, bike, and pedestrian transportation. The plan will recommend how funding should be allocated for transportation projects. Share how you get around and ways travel can be more convenient by completing the questionnaire at https://cmap.is/rtp.
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Working together to Keep Our Community Clean
The Village has retained Orkin to set more than 800 bait boxes throughout town. Orkin will be checking the boxes twice a week. The problem cannot be solved with bait boxes only – We need everyone’s help to eliminate food sources and hiding places on and around your property. Please clean your yard and remove debris, inoperable vehicles and machinery from your yard.
The Village is issuing tickets for any garbage overflowing out of containers and on the ground. Make sure your lids are closed tight and clean up spills. You can rent an additional trash bin for $3.83 per month. Call (847) 671-8258.
Mow your lawn regularly and eliminate weeds in alleys and around your home. The Village is issuing tickets to homeowners if their grass is over six inches high.
Clean up after your pet on walks and in your backyard immediately. Dog waste is a food supply for rodents. Do not leave pet food or water bowls outside. Pick fruits and vegetables in your garden right away.
If you need assistance complying, call (847) 671-4800. If you see properties that need to be maintained, please call the Village.
If you feel you have a problem near your property, ask Orkin service workers when they are in your area to assess the situation in your yard. Please DO NOT tamper with Orkin’s bait boxes or move them into your backyard. DO NOT throw the bait boxes in the trash.
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