Village of Roselle

On Friday, Roselle welcomed The Cat House to our community! Located at 344 E Irving Park Rd, The Cat House is lounge/boutique where cat lovers can shop for cat-themed items and pay admission to play with adorable, adoptable cats 🐱

🔎 We're looking for a full-time Wastewater Operator to join our Public Works department! Check out the job description and submit your application on our website.

For the second year in a row, Roselle has been named a Top Pick for Best City/Town to Live in the Daily Herald's annual Readers' Choice contest! We also want to congratulate the Roselle businesses that were named Top Picks across several categories: Best Art Lessons/Studio: Roselle Fine Arts Academy Best Auto Dealer (Domestic): Friendly Ford Best Auto Service Station: Stan's Service Station Best Baby Gifts: Little Red Ribbon Best Beer Garden: Pollyanna Best Business Printing Firm: Printing Plus Best Candy Store: Happy By Chocolate Best Chinese Food: Wing Hing Best Dance School/Studio: Lights Camera Dancin’ Best Distillery: Pollyanna Best Door & Window Replacement: Woodland Windows & Doors Best Florist: Roselle Flowers Best Hair Salon: Chic Concepts Salon Best Hair Stylist: Chic Concepts Salon Best Ice Cream: Dini’s Ice Cream Best Insurance Agent: Anthony Degrado – State Farm Insurance Best Microbrewery: Pollyanna Best Motorcycle Store: TOP GEAR POWERSPORTS Best Office Furniture: Affordable Office Interiors Best Pet Food/Supply Store: All Things Woof, Meow Too Best Pharmacy: Mark Drugs Roselle Best Physical Therapist: Paul Nelson, Lifestyle Physical Therapy, Roselle Best Physical Therapy: Lifestyle Physical Therapy Best Place for a Unique Salad: Juice & Berry Best Tacos: Fire Burrito Best Vegetarian Cuisine: Juice & Berry Best Wine Bar: Lynfred Winery Best Winery: Lynfred Winery

Home improvement season? Treat yourself 😎 ...but make sure you get a permit first if your project needs one! We couldn't resist honoring one of our favorite scenes from the TV show Parks and Recreation to wrap up Building Safety Month 🔨 Remember, building permits ensure that construction will be done safely and in compliance with Village code!

In celebration of National Public Works Week, we asked a member of each Public Works division to tell us a little more about what they do to take care of our community 🛠

We are hiring! Join our Public Works department as a full-time Water Operator 💧 Visit our website to learn more about the role and submit an online application.

Happy Public Service Recognition Week from the Village of Roselle! Public Service Recognition Week has been celebrated since 1985, honoring the men and women who serve our federal, state, county, and local governments. The Village of Roselle employs 139 people across our Administration, Community Development, Finance, Fire, Police, and Public Works departments who work to protect and improve quality of life for our residents, businesses, and visitors. We are proud of our team and thank them for their dedication to the Roselle community!

📣 Join our team! We are hiring a Permit Technician within our Community Development department. Visit our website to learn more about the role and apply online!

Yesterday we visited the Roselle Fire Department's live burn training exercise at the Village-owned 510 N Roselle Rd. property! For this week's trainings, RFD has been hosting other local fire departments in the West Suburban Fire Rescue Alliance so that first responders in our community and beyond have a hands-on opportunity to practice their skills🔥

At yesterday's groundbreaking ceremony, we were joined by elected officials, our landscape architecture firm Confluence, and representatives from the advisory committee that guided the development of the Petal Plaza, Porch, and Promenade design! 🌸 Construction will begin the week of April 15. For the most recent updates, visit https://lnkd.in/gR4g-szz Elected officials from left to right: Trustee Tom Della Penna, Trustee Dena Forsythe, Trustee Cheryl Lenisa, Mayor David Pileski, Trustee Lee Trejo, Trustee Wayne Domke, and Clerk Amanda Hausman Advisory committee representatives from left to right: Karen Young and Kristin Mehl (Public Works), Marcy Vieau-Goetz (Main Street Merchants), Terrel Barnes (Roselle Public Library District), Mayor Pileski, Caron Bricks (Community Development), Beth Stein (Roselle Arts and Culture Foundation), and Matthew Strange (Confluence).