Water Division

Founded in 1977, the Illinois Department of Public Health offers community-based services for children and families. Its child welfare program features therapeutic intervention and support, psychological evaluation and clothing. The department also offers emergency and financial assistance services. It provides foster care services for the victims of child abuse and neglect. The department additionally offers health care, counseling and crisis intervention services. It also provides institutional care, independent living and psychological assessment programs. The Illinois Department of Public Health also issues licenses for group homes and day care agencies. It offers testing, screening and vaccinations programs to protect children against infectious diseases. The department maintains birth, divorce and death records. It also inspects dairy farms and processing plants, as well as offers drug prevention and nutritional programs.

The Winfield Township Road District, led by Highway Commissioner John S. Dusza, is responsible for maintaining the right-of-way of streets in unincorporated areas of West Chicago while offering essential services such as asphalt patching, drainage support, and winter snow and ice control. The district collaborates with local municipalities to enhance efficiency and provide additional services such as brush and leaf pick-up for the community. Permits are required for work within the right-of-way and certain private projects, with a shift to an entirely electronic submission process initiated in 2022. The Road District provides detailed information on its programs and encourages taxpayer involvement to maximize the benefits of its services. Generated from the website