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Glen Carbon, IL - Official Website Skip to Main Content Create an Account - Increase your productivity, customize your experience, and engage in information you superintendency about.    Sign In Search GovernmentDepartmentsResidentsVisitorsBusiness HomeFAQs Search All categoriesTowersand Zoning Home Page FAQ Parks Police Department Public Works Senior /PolityCenter Village Clerk Categories All CategoriesTowersand Zoning Home Page FAQ Parks Police Department Public Works Senior /PolityCenter Village Clerk ▼Towersand Zoning Show All Answers 1. When is a towers permit required? You are required to obtain a permit for the following:New construction (residential and commercial), roofs, siding, decks, fences, garages/carports, sheds, pools, remodeling jobs, electrical upgrades, etc. If you have any questions regarding any project you have planned, please contact ourTowersand Zoning Department (618) 288-2612. ▼ Home Page FAQ Show All Answers 1. What are Village Hall's Hours? The Village Hall is unshut Monday - Friday 8:00 am to 4:30 pm. The Village offices are sealed for observance of the pursuit holidays:New Years Day - Jan. 1Martin Luther King Jr. Day - 3rd Monday in Jan.Presidents Day - 3rd Monday in Feb.Memorial Day - Last Monday in MayIndependence Day - July 4thLabor Day - 1st Monday in Sept.Veterans' Day - Nov. 11Thanksgiving Day - Last Thursday in Nov.Day without ThanksgivingChristmas Day - Dec. 25Please make note, should a holiday fall on a Saturday, the offices will be sealed the Friday before. If the holiday falls on a Sunday, the offices will be sealed the pursuit Monday. 2. Where can I find The Village Communicator on the web site? If you would like to view current or past issues, there are 2 places on our web site you may find The Village Communicators. You can wangle it through the Archive Center located under E-Services, or by going to Village News under Village Profile. The Village Communicator is a quarterly community-wide newsletter mailed to all businesses and residents in Glen Carbon. 3. Terms of Use The Village of Glen Carbon website adheres to the highest internet standards, protecting its users’ privacy, observing internet etiquette, linking without endorsements, and aiming for factual information throughout. The information provided is subject to periodic updates, revisions, deletions and additions without prior notice. Material provided is gathered from many sources and the most current information may not be reflected. The Village of Glen Carbon is not responsible for errors or omissions contained in the information. The material is provided for informational purposes only and should not be relied on in lieu of professional advice. The Village of Glen Carbon will post a link to a website Terms of Use (Privacy Policy) on the main page of the website. It shall consist of the pursuit text:Information you provide to usThe Village of Glen Carbon does not alimony any personal information well-nigh you or your visit to our internet site unless you have specifically supplied it to us. For instance, if you have supplied us with information as part of a request for information or for purposes of registering or obtaining a license or permit online your information may be retained. Similarly you may have sent us an email or left us a message in some other electronic format. Any form of electronic liaison will be treated in the same way as written forms of communication, and in many instances it will be considered public information misogynist to the public upon request. To the extent unliable by law, the Village will make reasonable attempts to protect personal financial information from disclosure.Information DisclaimerThe Village of Glen Carbon has made reasonable efforts to ensure the verism of the information provided in this website. However, due to the possibility of unauthorized wangle to this site, data transmission errors, changes to source material made since the last update to the site, or other human or mechanical errors, the information contained on this website should not be deemed reliable for legal purposes. Please contact webmaster@glen-carbon.il.us to verify the verism of the information.Copyright StatementUnless a copyright is indicated, information on the Village of Glen Carbon’s website is in the public domain and may be reproduced, published or otherwise used with the Village of Glen Carbon’s permission. We request only that the Village of Glen Carbon be cited as the source of the information and that any photo credits, graphics or byline be similarly credited to the photographer, tragedian or the Village of Glen Carbon, as appropriate. ▼ Parks Show All Answers 1. How do I reserve a Village Park pavillion? Pavillions at Village parks may be reserved on a first-come understructure by calling Public Works Department 288-2612. Reservation forms are online.View Park Pavillion Reservations ▼ Police Department Show All Answers 1. How do I file a complaint? All complaints regarding officers are handled by Patrol Lt. Wayne White. You may contact him directly at 288-2631. 2. How do I reserve the polity room? The Glen CarbonPolityRoom is misogynist for reservation local groups and residents. For increasingly information or to make a reservation, please contact Nicky Blockton at 618-288-2618. For increasingly information, click here. 3. How do I pay a traffic ticket or magistrate fine? You can pay for your traffic quotation or magistrate fine through Madison CountyMagistrateHouse. Follow the link and the on screen instructions. 4. How do I get a reprinting of a report?WreckingReports: The Glen Carbon Police Department has partnered with BuyCrash (buycrash.com) which is a website where you can obtain a reprinting of an wrecking report providing the wrecking occurred in Glen Carbon. There are 5 easy to follow steps once you have logged onto the website. For residents who do not have a computer, computer wangle is misogynist in the lobby at the Police Department, the Village of Glen Carbon Library and the SeniorPolityCenter. There is a $13.00 fee that can be paid with a debit or credit card. You must know the stage of the accident, the report number (which is given to you at the time of your accident) and have a valid debit/credit to obtain a reprinting of the report.Police Reports: Reports are misogynist by request through our Records Division; Monday 10:00am - 6:00pm, Tuesday- Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm. Please contact Nicky Blockton at 288-2618. If you are unable to come between those times, you can contact the Records Division to make other arrangements. The per report fee is $5 and there is an uneaten tuition if there are photos. You must moreover bring a photo ID. If you are not directly involved in the specimen or if it is a pending case, the report cannot be released unless it is requested by an attorney. Citizens can make a request for a report that they are not directly involved in by completing a FOI (Freedom Of Information) request form. These requests must moreover be completed in person and they have to be tried by the Chief Of Police. BuyCrash 5. How do I file a police report? You may file a report 24-hours a day, 7-days a week. Police reports can only be taken in person. Reports will not be taken over the phone. Residents may undeniability and request an officer to meet with them at their residence or they can proceed to the Glen Carbon Police Department where a dispatcher will contact an officer to meet with you in the lobby area. If you have any questions, contact the Glen Carbon Police Dispatch at 288-7226. 6. How do I get a reprinting of my driving record? Driving records are maintained by the Illinois Secretary of State. You can contact the IL Secretary of State by calling 800-252-8980 or at www.cyberdriveillinois.com. IL SOS Website 7. How do I request the Speed Detection Trailer for my neighborhood? For any citizens that would like to request the Speed Detection Trailer for their neighborhood, please contact Sgt. Jones. He may be reached by email: jjones@glen-carbon.il.us or by phone 618-288-2642. ▼ Public Works Show All Answers 1.SwashOrder Guidelines Guidelines for Residential Water Use During aSwashOrder Notice:During a swash water order, residential users of unauthentic public water supplies should take the pursuit measures to protect themselves from consuming potentially contaminated water:1.Snifterwater should be used for drinking, cooking, washing fresh fruits/vegetables, hand washing and tooth brushing.2. The unauthentic tap water should be used for these purposes only without it has been brought to a rolling swash for 5 (five) minutes.3. The unauthentic tap water may be used for washing dishes if a dishwashing machine is used. If dishes are hand washed, boiled or snifter water should be used. The unauthentic tap water may be used if the wipe dishes are immersed for at least one minute in a sink of water to which a full tablespoon of regular household bleach has been added.4. The unauthentic tap water may be used for bathing and/or showering.5. The unauthentic tap water may be used for household cleaning.NOTE: If the tap water is cloudy and/or contains particles, bottled water should be used.Withoutthe swash water order is lifted or water service resumes, these precautionary measures should be followed. 1. Flush the building's water lines and wipe faucet screens.2. Purge the water-using fixtures and appliances of standing water and ice, such as refrigerator ice makers or coffee makers.*Information obtained from Madison County Health Dept. Madison County Health Department 2. How do I report a problem? Problems do upspring from time to time. When calling please be prepared to provide your name, address, telephone number, location of the problem or requested service with as many details as possible. The pursuit information is provided to squire you in correcting these problems in the fastest time possible:During regular hours undeniability (618) 288-2662 for potholes in roadway, sidewalk repair, or damaged or missing street signs.Call (618) 288-2661 for sewer blockages or odor problems or water leaks.Emergency Phone Number: (Evenings/Weekends/Holidays)Undeniability618-288-7226. 3. Who do I contact if I need to dig for a home construction project? Digging?UndeniabilityJULIE 1-800-892-0123 or 811. JULIE (Joint Utility Locating Information for Excavators) was worked by owners and operators of underground utilities as a ways of reducing forfeiture to those utilities.UndeniabilityJULIE unendingly you dig. Whether it's a small or a large construction or homeowner project (such as putting up a fence or gown line, planting a garden or shrubbery, towers a home addition, deck or foundation, etc.) you must undeniability 48 hours (NOT COUNTING WEEKENDS OR HOLIDAYS) prior to digging. JULIE will notify the owners/operators of underground utilities who are JULIE Members of this planned digging activity. There is no tuition for calling JULIE.JULIE is a non-for-profit corporation that provides contractors/excavators, homeowners, and others who may be torturous earth, with a single toll-free number to undeniability for the locating and marking of these underground utilities.JULIE is not a utility. JULIE owns no utilities and does not locate underground utilities. JULIE is a message handling service that receives location requests from persons excavating. JULIE then sends these requests to JULIE member companies who have utilities in the zone of excavation. Each utility is responsible to mark its own utilities. Visit our website 4. When do they pick up brush? The curbside skim hodgepodge service is offered to residents starting the first Tuesday of every month from May through November to pick up tree branches which naturally fall from trees. Residents are asked to undeniability 288-2662 a week surpassing for pick up service.Residents are asked to place the skim at curbside with cut end towards the street and neatly stacked. Limbs should not be stacked over three feet high. No lumber, landscape timbers, railroad ties or stumps will be picked up. The maximum size wonted is 8 inches diameter. With larger limbs cut into 6 foot lengths. Smaller branches can be longer.Village crews do not pick up yard-waste such as lawn clippings or leaves. All limbs and branches are recycled into wood fries by ways of a skim chipper. The wood fries are stock piled and misogynist to residents by calling the number listed above. ▼ Senior /PolityCenter Show All Answers 1. How do I reserve the Senior/Community Center Please contact 618-288-2664 or 618-288-2612 to reserve the facility. There is a $100 deposit, $25 will be returned if there is no damage. You must be a resident of Glen Carbon to reserve the facility. Reservation Form ▼ Village Clerk Show All Answers 1. Can I request public records from the Village of Glen Carbon? Agendas, Board resolutions and ordinances, and other Village related information can be requested by submitting a Freedom of Information Request Form to the Village Clerk's Office. Please click on our Document Center and Village Clerk for FOIA form. Public records such as lineage and death certificates, property transfer records, and magistrate records may be obtained from Madison County. (www.co.madison.il.us) FOIA Form Live EditClose Facebook Twitter Google+ Pinterest Delicious Stumble Upon Blogger LinkedIn Home My Account Printer Friendly Email Page Contact Us RSS Site Map Translate Page Notifications Documents Agendas & Minutes Village Board Packets E-Services Forms Bid/RFQ Annual Water Quality Report Homecoming Glenfest How Do I? 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