As part of the Village’s ongoing environmental effort, and in order to increase the number of trees in town, the Village is offering a 50/50 cost-sharing program for parkway trees. The Village will contribute 50% of the cost of the trees, with residents providing the remaining 50%. The cost includes the tree, delivery, installation, and mulch. Participation in the program is strictly voluntary, is limited to owner-occupied homes, and is on a first-come, first-served basis. Trees can be placed only within the parkway. Residents may suggest locations for their trees, but locations will be reviewed for suitability and utility conflicts. The final location will be at the discretion of the Public Works Department. The Village will plant the trees in late May to early June (as weather permits) and will monitor their health during the initial growing season. Orders and payments are due by April 19, 2025. 2025 Spring Parkway Tree Program Form

Looking for opportunities to work with us? Visit our Current Bids and Requests for Proposals (RFPs) page for a list of open projects.

If you'd like to see the presentation in person, President Konen will deliver it at the Sugar Grove Public Library at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday, February 25. A Q&A will follow the presentation. We hope to see you there! Click here to register: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/7d6ch8g

Referendum Fact Sheet Approved January 21, 2025.

The Village of Sugar Grove has released its Budget at a Glance for Fiscal Year 2025. This document provides an overview of key financial information, offering residents a clear and concise look at the Village’s budget. Learn more at: https://www.sugargroveil.gov/transparency

All YouTube Live streams from the Village, including the Village Board and Planning Commission meetings for The Grove and President Konen's Virtual Townhall , are available on the Official Village of Sugar Grove YouTube page .

Ballot Lottery Results

It appears that misconceptions have arisen regarding the recent annexation of the Crown property. Because this information has been posted directly to the Village’s Facebook page by one or more members of the public, the Village believes it is necessary to provide clarification. Specifically, members of the community have apparently been advised or are under the perception that by circulating a petition and obtaining a certain number of signatures, the Crown annexation will be placed on a ballot for referendum. However, the annexation of the Crown property was a voluntary annexation, which means that 100% of the property’s ownership sought annexation and the Owner and the Village mutually agreed upon the annexation. There are no electors residing on the annexed property. The section of the Municipal Code governing a voluntary annexation does not provide for a referendum; that is a process reserved for other types of annexations contained in the Municipal Code and which are not applicable here. Without anything actually having been filed, it is difficult to provide any further assessment. However, to reiterate, the Village does not believe that the Municipal Code provides any legal basis for a referendum in the case of a voluntary annexation.