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Services include maintaining sidewalks, parkway roadways including snow removal.

Staff assists clients apply for and secure public benefits, including filling out applications and accompanying them to appropriate public offices, such as DHS, Social Security Administration, Immigration and Naturalization, and others. Services including translating forms and documents into the native language of the clients.

Village services offered include utility billing, yard waste and refuse stickers, and notary.

Daytime care for adults living with conditions or diagnoses that include some form of cognitive decline and need support throughout the day. Services include life-enriching activities, socialization, medical monitoring, weekday snacks and noon meals.

Provides temporary shelter from extreme cold weather conditions during listed hours of operation when campus is open. Call first to confirm availability.

Inpatient, Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP), Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), and Outpatient Services to treat behavioral health issues. Walk-in clinic available for intake assessments twice a week, on a first-come, first-served basis.

Notary service is available at no charge to library users.

Inpatient and outpatient substance use disorder treatment for children, adolescents, and adults.

12-step support program for abused, neglected or traumatized adults who grew up in dysfunctional homes or whose parents were alcoholics.

Offers Community Schools Legal Clinic and legal assistance relating to employment, immigration and more. Gerst Family Young Fathers Program Legal Clinic

Free and reduced fare programs for riding on CTA, Metra and Pace fixed bus and rail service

Provides faith-based support for individuals who are caring for an aging or sick spouse, parent, or other loved one.

Free Naloxone kit available to anyone who completes the free training on Naloxone at the Recovery Community Organization (RCO). Subjects to be covered during the training will include signs and symptoms of opioid use, misuse and addiction, the effects of opioids on the brain and body, and how to reverse an overdose.

Treatment for a wide variety of sexually transmitted diseases. Services include HPV vaccinations, PrEP, Hepatitis A and B Vaccinations, and others.

Keeps all the official records for the courts in DuPage County. Provides court forms, helps with protection orders, handling civil and criminal case paperwork, collects payments for court fines and fees, and provides wedding registration services.

Emergency food services provided as part of the OCC's Case Management services.

Local government department administering a variety of municipal services, including billing for electricity, water and wastewater.

Local government administering village services and departments: Police, Public Works, Finance, and Community and Economic Development.

Local government administering municipal development approval process and site plan reviews and the regulation of special uses in various zoning districts.

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

SPARK's Gateway to Early Childhood offers information, developmental screenings, play groups and more to help parents prepare their children for kindergarten.

Wide range of treatment options for children and adults with mental health and/or substance use concerns.

Free mobility education for riders who are older adults or living with disabilities. Services include group orientation presentations, information assistance at outreach events and resource fairs, as well as one-on-one training

Specialized maternal and pediatric health care and wellness programs, including children's immunizations.

Helps people who don’t have eye/vision insurance or don’t have enough coverage get medical eye exams. The program connects them with eye doctors in their area who volunteer to help. The program is run by the American Academy of Opthalmology.