Ric Offerman, Village President

Welcome to the Village of Minooka

Minooka’s new Village Officials, along with our returning Trustee Terry Houchens, were sworn in at the Reorganization Meeting on May 5th, 2021. The Village of Minooka welcomes Village President Ric Offerman and Village Trustees Gabriela Martinez and Robin White.

About the Village of Minooka

The Village of Minooka is a charming community founded in 1869 along the route of the Rock Island Railroad. Minooka is Pottawatomie for “Good Land”. Transportation has played an important role in the development of the community. More convenient access was made available when Interstate 80 was built in the 1960’s with access ramps to Minooka. According to the 2010 census, the population of Minooka is 10,924. However, residential growth is not the only growth, the commercial and industrial growth has followed the residential boom, providing necessary services, jobs, and a balanced tax base.

Ridge Road Construction Update

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News Release

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Minooka Alternative Water Study Presentation

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Online Portal

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Minooka officially opens Aux Sable Springs!

The Village of Minooka is happy to announce the official opening of Aux Sable Springs Park, located on the Aux Sable Creek at Holt Rd. The Park is open to the public from dawn to dusk.

Upcoming Events & Meetings

17 May

Planning & Zoning Meeting

Tuesday

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17 May

Parks & Recreation Committee Meeting

Tuesday, Village Hall Board Room

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17 May

Public Works Committee Meeting

Tuesday, Village Hall Board Room

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17 May

Finance Committee Meeting

Tuesday, Village Hall Board Room

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Burning of Waste Materials

There is no burning of waste materials allowed in the Village of Minooka. For more information, please visit the Village Ordinance page, or click here:

No Burning of Waste Materials Ordinance

2021 Annual Water Quality Report

To view a copy of the Village of Minooka 2021 Annual Water quality report, click here

This report contains important information about the source and quality of your drinking water during 2020. To obtain a paper copy of this report, please call 815-467-8868, ext. 3180.

Special Assessment Information & Inquiries

For information and inquiries on Special Assessment properties in the Village of Minooka, please contact:

David Taussig & Associates, Inc

800-969-4382

Emergency Notification System

Community Information

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Minooka partners with The Conservation Foundation to reclaim open space: Conservation Foundation Video

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Assistance Programs

ComEd and Nicor Gas offer several programs to assist residents. For more information, please visit

Nicor Gas Assistance Programs

ComEd Assistance Programs

Utiilty Assistance is available for residents who reside in Grundy/Kendall and Will counties.

Need assistance? Want to donate? Looking for volunteer opportunities? Contact the United Way of Grundy County

Illinois Department of Housing offers rental assistance. For more info please visit the Illinois Department of Housing website.

Social Security information can be found here: Social Security Resource Center

Electronics Recycling

Many electronics contain hazardous material, and are banned from Illinois landfills. Waste haulers are not allowed to accept many electronics in curbside pick up. Homewood Disposal, which is known as NuWay Disposal here in Minooka, offers electronic pick up services for a fee. Visit mydisposal.com for more information and to schedule a pickup.

In addition to the services through NuWay, certain counties offer other options for electronic recycling:

-Will County offers a year-round electronic drop-off program. Proof of Will County residency is required, and there are several drop-off sites available. Visit willcountygreen.com for more information.

-Grundy County Land Use periodically holds electronic collection events, as well as paint collection, shredding, and tire recycling events. These are open to residents of Grundy and surrounding counties. Visit grundyco.org for more information.