View Search Results

Building permit applications review and approval for most construction projects in Glendale Heights. Permits must be secured before the start of building projects, including canopies and awnings, deck, doors and windows, fences, driveways, sheds, and others.

Provides temporary shelter from extreme hot weather conditions during listed hours of operation. Call first to confirm availability.

Provides services for emotional and developmental delays in children and adolescents using a variety of methods, including developmental therapy, speech and language therapy, social work and social skills development.

Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)- gas and electric service payment assistance for eligible residents.

Database for a wide variety of basic health and human needs, including food, rent and utility assistance, job training, transportation, and others. 211 also serves as a helpline for Veterans and Active Military personnel. In addition to the database, referrals can also be made over the phone, by SMS, or through online chat.

Provides Mental Health, Occupational, Physical, Assistive Technology and Speech-Language therapies for individuals living with developmental delays and disabilities.

Telephone support meetings

Free help on state & federal tax returns for low-income households.

Services include maintenance of village streets, sidewalks, seasonal ice control and snow plowing of village streets, traffic control signs and signals.

This includes Electrolarynx, Speech iPad and Speech App.

Anti-Violence Project - LGBTQ Violence Resource Line and email for members of the LGBTQ+ community and others who are survivors of domestic, sexual or community-based violence, discrimination, and stalking/harassment.

Financial assistance for electric and gas service payment, as part of the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP).

Psychiatric care from psychiatric medical doctors and mental health nurse practitioner. Initial consultations are between 1 to 2 hours long, with following visits being shorter.

Local police authority that provides assistance for emergency situations as well as general information to residents.

Telehealth service allowing callers to speak directly with a healthcare provider remotely.

Volunteer attorneys who provide legal advice and coaching to low- or no-income individuals on various civil matters, including divorce/custody, landlord/tenant, debt/collections, and estate planning.

Loans books, DVDs, audio books, video games, music and tech equipment. Computers, board games, puzzles, and other resources are available for use in the library.

Passport Acceptance Facility.

Local police authority

One of over 600 nationwide Area Agencies on Aging in the United States, created by Congress to implement the Older Americans Act.

Subsidized taxi rides for $1 per ride per person each way within the boundaries of Villa Park.

Treatment for those who are trying to stop opioid use, including heroin and prescription painkillers such as Norco, Oxycodone and Fentanyl.

Provides payment assistance for affordable car repair for low-income residents in order to conduct job searches or retain employment.

12 Step program for those who want to deal with a gambling problem.

Services delivered through life skills group sessions