The City of Batavia is launching a new sign campaign encouraging drivers to drive at a safe, legal speed. Starting today through Nov. 2, 2022, Slow the Fast Down signs will be available for residents and businesses to post on their property. Read on...
Batavia Police Deputy Chief Eric Blowers joins Batavia Mayor Jeff Schielke to discuss how to identify and avoid internet and phone scams. Watch the video
The City's contractor has begun monitoring the mosquito larvae and adult mosquito populations and applying control treatments. Learn how you can get notification in advance of spraying. Read on...
To ensure Batavia has enough water for drinking, bathing, and fire protection, outdoor water use is restricted. Outdoor water use is based on your address, calendar date, and time of day. Read on...
The Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning is working on a plan for a project to improve and protect the water quality and habitats in the Indian Creek watershed. They are looking for community input. Read on...
From May 23 to May 30, police officers from Batavia, Geneva and St. Charles worked in collaboration to increase traffic law enforcement along four main roads shared by the three communities: Randall Road, Route 21, Route 25 and Kirk Road. Read on...
The Batavia City Council approved the appointment of Craig Hanson as the new Chief of the Batavia Fire Department. Hanson has been the interim fire department chief since the January 2022 retirement of Chief Randy Deicke. Read on...
Check out the City of Batavia 2022 Capital Improvement Projects map to find out where the latest street, sidewalk and other projects are underway. Additional Info...
Need to know when brush, leaf, and refuse are being collected on your block? Want to receive alerts about power outages? Curious about what the City Council will be discussing at their next meeting? Sign up to receive text or email notifications. Read on...
