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Learn about the City of Rolling Meadows safety tips-and-tricks for Halloween. Read on...
Check out agendas and minutes for the Economic Development Committee, City Council, Zoning Board of Appeals, and more. Access agendas and minutes for various boards and commissions, learn about the City departments, and read about the City's commitment to an open, transparent government.
The Rolling Meadows Historical Museum was designed as a replica of the first ranch-style homes constructed in the community by Rolling Meadows founder, Kimball Hill, in 1953. Displays of donated historical documents, photos, and finishings of the 1950s era are combined to create authentic interior spaces within the home.
New Online Processes. The City of Rolling Meadows has implemented a new building, planning, licensing, and inspection software. You can now register for an account to apply for a new business or rental license and zoning requests (special uses, variances, etc).
Residential Refuse, Recycling, and Yard Waste Collection. The Refuse and Recycling Division of Public Works collects refuse for single-family residential customers and some multi-family townhome properties within the City. Yard waste is collected on the same day between April 1st and December 1st.
The City of Rolling Meadows is a Manager-Council form of government. The City Manager is the Chief Administrative Officer for the City of Rolling Meadows. City staff report to the City Manager and the City Manager is hired by the Mayor with the consent of the City Council.
The Rolling Meadows Fire Department is a team of highly trained specialists committed to providing the highest quality emergency services in the Northwest Suburban area.
The Rolling Meadows Police Department Records Division is the depository for all criminal, arrests, accidents, and miscellaneous reports. Records also handles all tickets including parking, compliance citations, and moving violations.
Police Department. Physical Address: 3600 Kirchoff Road. Rolling Meadows, IL 60008. Phone: 847-255-2416. Emergency Phone: 911. Fax:
National Night Out (NNO) is an annual event meant to improve Police-Community relations. The event is held on the first Tuesday in August throughout the United States. The event is coordinated by the National Association of Town Watch. National Night Out started in 1983 and has grown annually.
