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Allows people to limit the types of mail that they receive. Direct mail is divided into categories of: Credit Offers, Catalogs, Magazine Offers, and Other Mail Offers. Requests may be submitted to stop or start receiving mail for individual companies within each category, or from an entire category.

Provides translation/interpretation services.

Services include annual brush pickup, cleaning inlets and catch basins, maintenance and repair of pavement markings and regulatory traffic signs, pothole patching, street sweeping, and snow and ice removal.

Provides temporary shelter for cooling off during extreme hot weather during listed hours of operation.

Services include street repairs, Right of Way maintenance, snow removal, maintenance and repair of traffic signals.

These include audio versions of books and magazine and other literature that can be used on Daisy or streamed over a computer or smartphone. First-time applicants must complete a registration process.

Wellness classes to assist patients diagnosed with cancer, including physical fitness sessions, nutrition counseling, and stress reduction that includes massage, reiki, facials and reflexology.

Telehealth helpline for uninsured and underinsured individuals. Provides non-urgent primary care for those with chronic health conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, congestive heart failure, and others.

Assistance with completion and submission of the state food assistance program application.

Group therapy to help address a variety of mental health challenges, including grief and loss, addictions, depression, anger issues, trauma and abuse, PTSD, and others.

Provides legal assistance on civil matters to veterans, service members, national guard, reservist, and their family members. Legal support includes help with eviction.

Personalized care packages and ongoing cards through their Cards for Hope program.

Small on-site micro-pantry offering limited shelf-stable food items for veterans and their families, such as oatmeal, nuts, rice, and beans.

Provides temporary shelter from extreme cold weather conditions.

Lobby serves as a temporary warming center after library closes during extreme cold weather conditions.

These include books and magazines in online/refreshable or printed braille. First-time applicants must complete a registration process.

Local Police authority, which also offers well-being checks, safety tips, child safety seat checks, and serves as a medication disposal drop box location.

Local government administering village services including water system operation and maintenance.

Reduced fare cards for RTA which can be used on all fixed route public transit services, including Metra, Pace and Chicago Transit Authority (CTA)

Treatment for substance use disorders using Vivitrol and Suboxone.

Administers village services: waste water treatment and waste management, operation and maintenance of public water system, storm water drainage concerns.

The Social Security and Supplemental Security Income disability programs provide assistance to people with disabilities.

Notary services provided on site. Call to confirm availability as services may run on a limited schedule each year.

Tax Assistance Program (TAP): Free help with electronically filing Federal and Illinois income tax returns.

AARP State-Specific Caregiver Resource Guide containing a directory of local resources to help caregivers find services and support.