Date Set for University Park Bi-Annual Town Hall Address

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Date Set for University Park Bi-Annual Town Hall Address (University Park, IL) – A date and time have been set for University Park’s Bi-Annual Town Hall. The town hall will be held on Saturday, June 12th at 10:00 am in the parking lot at 90 Town Center.

According to a press release, University Park Mayor Joseph E. Roudez III will give the Bi-Annual Town Hall Address, with remarks from Dorothy Jones (Village Clerk), Village Trustees, various department heads, other elected officials, and more.

Some town hall topics will include village finances, public safety, community policing, economic development, Amazon jobs, code enforcement, street resurfacing, Aqua water updates, and more.

Date Set for University Park Bi-Annual Town Hall Address

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