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Local Police authority.

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

Mental health and substance use disorder counseling services from licensed bi-lingual counselors and staff, including individual/group counseling for addiction and mental health; Couples/family counseling;

Provides academic classes for students seeking undergraduate and graduate degrees, as well as certificate programs.

Help with determining eligibility and assistance in completing an application for SNAP(LINK card). Service by appointment only.

Services include informal dispute resolution on behalf of Illinois consumers who have complaints regarding purchases, identity theft, home repair and construction, auto sales and repairs, and heath care services.

Provides temporary shelter during extreme hot weather conditions.

Provides care to reverse effects of the abortion pill after first dose, as well as follow-up monitoring.

The village operates and maintains six daily fee commuter parking lots.

Administrative record for several local government departmental records and services, including Public Works, Community Development, Finance, Police Department, and the Ride DuPage program.

State health insurance program for eligible low-income adults, children, and people with disabilities.

Psychiatric Intervention Program, in collaboration with the DuPage Community Transformation Partnership. Available by appointments only.

Monthly food delivery to income eligible recipients. Available both as pick-up and delivery.

Pre-packed food packages by drive-thru for eligible individuals and families who can visit the pantry 2 times a month.

Grant funds available to cover the expenses of job training programs for unemployed or underemployed individuals to secure new employment.

Inpatient treatment for people who need immediate stabilization and care. In the hospital setting, patients receive 24‑hour support, medication management, and daily therapy

Free, monthly laundry supplies (detergent, softener sheets).

Provides information and intensive services for deaf-blind, including assistance with certification and applications for assistive technology equipment

Accepts complaint submissions online from consumers about financial products and services, including checking and savings bank accounts, credit cards, debt collection, mortgages, student loans, and others.

Information/education on healthy eating, cooking classes, side effects management and fitness classes, and individual nutrition consultations for those who are underdoing or have completed cancer treatment.

Limited assistance with paying gas, water, and electric utility bills.

Provides food for residents in need.

Offers support and counseling for individuals and couples adjusting to living in a new country, coping skills, conflict management, trauma care, goals/ values work, self-care, symptom reduction, etc.

Cancer-focused short-term counseling.

Helps plan trips using public transportation through online tools and phone support.