The third and final budget workshop for the proposed 2027 budget involved a review of all funds included in the proposed budget and the tax levy. During the public forum, community members discussed the need for increased resources for historic preservation, particularly regarding staff allocation and personnel dedicated to preserving heritage buildings. Additionally, several business owners and stakeholders addressed ongoing parking challenges in downtown Naperville, advocating for the construction of a new parking deck, specifically at the Nicholls Library site, to accommodate the increased demand from new development.
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Advisory Commission on Disabilities Meeting Agenda
The agenda focuses on receiving updates from the Accessible Community Task Force regarding initiatives such as transportation services, sensory bags for police vehicles, the Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan, community mobility, and accessible parking concerns. Additionally, the commission plans to receive a presentation on the newly launched city website features and navigation.
Oct 27, 2026·Board meeting
Naperville City Council Budget Workshop
The council held a budget workshop to review the proposed 2027 fiscal plan, focusing on operating budgets, revenue strategies, and expenditure allocations. Public comments addressed several community concerns, including the need for greater support for historic preservation efforts, the necessity of expanding downtown parking facilities, and the fiscal implications of the Riverwalk South extension project. Staff presented a detailed overview of the $724 million proposed budget, highlighting revenue diversification, property tax levy strategies, and the city's approach to long-term debt management and pension stabilization.
Oct 20, 2026·Board meeting
City Council of Naperville Meeting Minutes
The meeting included a proclamation recognizing the 70th Anniversary of the American Association of University Women. Public forum speakers addressed climate change, the Electric Vision Statement, energy efficiency, sanctuary policies, and various infrastructure concerns including drainage and electric billing. Council discussed a centralized road construction map, traffic calming measures, renewable energy programs, and the launch of a new city website. Key actions included the approval of various contracts and procurement items, such as executive search services, cellular and data services, external auditing, and electrical infrastructure projects. The council also adopted an update to the City's Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan, with an added condition for a feasibility study regarding a pedestrian and bicycle tunnel.
