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Sycamore Township's April E-Newsletter is now available. Read about Sycamore Township's upcoming Maintenance Department services for residents such as Trash Bash, document shredding, compost give-away, and more! Sign up today on our homepage to receive this right to your email inbox monthly! April 2025 E-Newsletter

Don't miss the latest issue of Sycamore Township's print newsletter, The Sycamore Quarterly! It is available to read online now and will arrive in mailboxes soon. This special issue features a "State of the Township" five years post-COVID-19 pandemic. It contains a wealth of information about Township economics and what's been happening in each

Sycamore Township's March E-Newsletter is now available. Read about Sycamore Township's road projects and Trash Bash events, see the lineup for the 2025 Festival in Sycamore, and more! Sign up today on our homepage to receive this right to your email inbox monthly! March 2025 E-Newsletter

Don't miss the latest issue of Sycamore Township's print newsletter, The Sycamore Quarterly! It is available to read online now and will arrive in mailboxes soon. This issue features the Veterans Memorial Project at Bechtold Park with details on how residents and businesses can view renderings of the memorial and get involved! There is

Don't miss the latest issue of Sycamore Township's print newsletter, The Sycamore Quarterly! It is available to read online now and will arrive in mailboxes soon. This issue features "Summer in Sycamore" with details on the many events and amenities you can take advantage of in our parks this season! There is also important

Sycamore Township's November E-Newsletter is now available. Click the link below to read the latest Township news about a proposed Veterans Memorial Project at Bechtold Park, Dillonvale Luminaria, leaf collection and more! Sign up today on our homepage to receive this right to your email inbox monthly! November 2023 E-Newsletter

Sycamore Township contracted with TEC engineering to complete a traffic study at Happiness Way to determine if there is a significant number of vehicles using Happiness Way to by-pass the Kenwood Road & Galbraith Road intersection. The study found 24-hour counts of average daily traffic to be consistent with the number of houses in