Speed Limit Changed on a portion of Galena Blvd to 50MPH

New 50MPH zone on Galena Blvd.

Speed Limit Reduced on Section of Galena Blvd in Sugar Grove

The Village of Sugar Grove and the Sugar Grove Police Department would like to inform the community that the speed limit on Galena Blvd from Capitol Drive to just east of Densmore Rd has been reduced to 50 mph by the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) to enhance road safety in this area.

After conducting a comprehensive traffic study, IDOT has decided to reduce the speed limit from 55 mph to 50 mph near the Windsor Pointe subdivision. This change was made to enhance road safety within our community.

One of the measures the Sugar Grove Police Department has implemented to educate drivers on this reduction is the deployment of a speed trailer. This trailer serves as a visible reminder of the new speed limit and offers real-time feedback to drivers about their current speed. It plays a crucial role in our efforts to ensure safer roads in our community and educate drivers about the importance of adhering to the new speed limit. Residents can also expect the Sugar Grove Police Department to continue monitoring the new speed limit through visible presence and enforcement.

We encourage all residents and visitors to collaborate with us in making our community safer for everyone by following the new speed limit. Together, we can create a safer and more responsible driving environment for everyone in Sugar Grove.

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Past-Due Notices Sent in Error

By Tracey Conti • December 1, 2025

Snow Parking Ban in-place on Village Streets, Saturday, November 29, 2025 due to snow event

November 29, 2025

Sunday, November 30, 2025-Snow Parking Ban has been lifted on Village Streets. Thank you for keeping parked cars off the Village's streets, so that Public Works could efficiently snowplow the entire width of each street. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Snow Parking Ban in place Saturday, November 29, 2025 The snow parking ban is in effect due to the winter snowstorm. The ban is expected to last a couple of days because of the blowing snow. Public Works will be working around the clock in neighborhoods, clearing snow. Even after the initial snowfall ends, wind is expected to blow snow back onto the roads. No parking on village streets is allowed during this snow event. We need everyone's cooperation to avoid parking on Village Streets once the snow starts falling, until we announce that the ban has been lifted. Keeping vehicles off the roadways will help the Public Works Crew clear the snow more efficiently. Even though a snowplow comes down your street and clears the snow, please do not park on the street, as this snow event will require multiple passes by Public Works throughout the entire duration. Vehicles left on the street may get tickets or be towed. Thanks for your cooperation, and stay safe out there!

Police Pension Board Vacancy

By Tracey Conti • November 7, 2025

Village of Sugar Grove Police Pension Board Vacancy

Comed Tree Trimming

By Tracey Conti • September 23, 2025

Tree Trimming to Begin Soon

Police Department Relocates During Renovation

By Tracey Conti • September 2, 2025

New Temporary Location.

Current Bids & Requests for Proposals (RFP) Page

By Tracey Conti • July 28, 2025

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

Village of Sugar Grove 2025 Road Program

By Tracey Conti • June 4, 2025

The 2025 Road Program will involve street resurfacing, curb and gutter repairs, sidewalk repairs, and minor storm sewer repairs. This work is necessary to improve safety and help eliminate the pavement deterioration adjacent to these areas. The work is anticipated to start on or about June 16th and should be complete in 30 days. You can find more information here https://www.sugargroveil.gov/home/2023-village-of-sugar-grove-road-program-update We appreciate your understanding and cooperation during this construction project. Drivers are urged to pay close attention to flaggers and signs in the work zones, obey the posted speed limits and be on the alert for workers and equipment. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact James Houghton at Engineering Enterprises, Inc., by calling 630-466-6700, or the Village of Sugar Grove's Public Works Office at 630-391-7230.