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Free COVID-19 testing in Melrose Park on October 23rd and October 24th
Free COVID-19 testing in Melrose Park on October 23rd and October 24th
Free COVID-19 testing in Melrose Park on October 23rd and October 24th
Free drive-through and walk-up COVID-19 testing in Melrose Park on October 23rd and 24th from 9:00AM to 5:00PM at 2701 W. Lake Street. Working to keep our community healthy.
Phase 4 Guidelines For Reopening Illinois
Free COVID-19 testing in Melrose Park on October 23rd and October 24th
Free COVID-19 testing in Melrose Park on October 23rd and October 24th
With Illinois now moving into Phase 4, see the new guidelines that are in place for the restoration of Illinois.
Guidance on the Use of Masks by the General Public
Free COVID-19 testing in Melrose Park on October 23rd and October 24th
Power outages are more than just inconvenient; they can be DANGEROUS.
All Illinoisans should wear a mask or face covering when they must leave their home or report to work for essential operations and they either cannot or it is impractical to maintain 6 feet of physical distance between themselves and others.
Power outages are more than just inconvenient; they can be DANGEROUS.
Power outages are more than just inconvenient; they can be DANGEROUS.
Power outages are more than just inconvenient; they can be DANGEROUS.
New Ordinances In Place for the Village of Melrose Park
Power outages are more than just inconvenient; they can be DANGEROUS.
New Ordinances In Place for the Village of Melrose Park
Mayor Ronald Serpico has issued new ordinances for the Village of Melrose Park that outline procedures for the general public regarding COVID-19 protection.
COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Information
Power outages are more than just inconvenient; they can be DANGEROUS.
New Ordinances In Place for the Village of Melrose Park
CDC is responding to an outbreak of respiratory disease caused by a novel (new) coronavirus that was first detected in China The virus has been named “SARS-CoV-2” and the disease it causes has been named “coronavirus disease 2019” (abbreviated “COVID-19”).
Illinois Department of Public Health Latest Updates
Residential Customers Who Are Without Power Encouraged to Contact ComEd to Have Service Restored
Illinois Department of Public Health Latest Updates
Governor Pritzker's Executive Orders
Residential Customers Who Are Without Power Encouraged to Contact ComEd to Have Service Restored
Illinois Department of Public Health Latest Updates
Residential Customers Who Are Without Power Encouraged to Contact ComEd to Have Service Restored
Residential Customers Who Are Without Power Encouraged to Contact ComEd to Have Service Restored
Residential Customers Who Are Without Power Encouraged to Contact ComEd to Have Service Restored
ComCast will give free internet for low income families
ComCast will give free internet for low income families
Residential Customers Who Are Without Power Encouraged to Contact ComEd to Have Service Restored
Mission Statement
In these times of uncertainty in America, whether due to natural disaster, a terrorist-related event, or an accident, public safety is a matter of utmost concern to Mayor Ronald M. Serpico and the Village of Melrose Park. Our Department and the Village are preparing, and equipping, for threats to public safety that may occur. Keeping you and your family safe, and providing resources and contacts for you to be able to make informed decisions, is the essence of Public Safety in Melrose Park.
Therefore, the Mission of the Melrose Park Public Safety is three fold, first is to provide to the community of Melrose Park a competent, professional well trained group of volunteers able to respond to any emergency situation that may require our assistance. Secondly is to provide to the residents of Melrose Park Dissemination of emergency preparedness and public information to lessen the impact from emergencies and to help the public be better prepared in the event of disaster or emergency. Third to provide emergency response and mutual aid help to our surrounding towns, and as well as emergency response and mutual aid to MABAS Division XX.
WHO ARE WE ?
We are the Departments of Homeland Security and Public Safety.
Public safety is a matter of utmost concern to Mayor Ronald M. Serpico and the Village of Melrose Park, whether it be extreme weather to terrorist attacks, our department and the Village are preparing, and equipping, for threats to public safety that may occur. Keeping you and your family safe, and providing resources and information for you to be able to make informed decisions, is the essence of Public Safety in Melrose Park
Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19)
Coronaviruses are a large family of viruses, some causing illness in people, and others that circulate among animals, including camels, cats, and bats. Rarely animal coronaviruses can evolve and infect people and then spread between people. Human coronaviruses are common throughout the world and commonly cause mild to moderate illness in people worldwide. However, the emergence of novel (new) coronaviruses, such as SARS and MERS, have been associated with more severe respiratory illness.
For the most current information, visit the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) website– COVID-19.
Important Information
Public Information
The Public Information pages will give you information about Winter & Summer Emergencies, our Outdoor Warning System, life safety programs like Stop the Bleed as well other important info on Special Thearts, including Chemical Threats, Radiological Events, Bioterrorism and More.
Melrose Park Emergency Notification System
The Village of Melrose Park uses the Everbridge Mass Notification System to provide effective information to the residents of Melrose Park. This Mass Notification system helps notify residents about severe weather, water main breaks, road closures, and more. This helps bridge the communication gap within the Village and it's residents. Sign Up Today.
Smart911
Smart911 helps emergency dispatchers know more about you when you dial 911. It shows medical history, family members and address. This also helps first responders more about you to help their treatment in times of need.