City of Champaign Township
Recent News About City of Champaign Township
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Champaign receives 10 applications for open council spot
Ten Champaign residents have applied for the open District 4 city council seat, hoping to fill an opening created when council member Marci Dodds moved out of the area.
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Urbana HOME Consortium seeks to work with Habitat for Humanity
The city of Urbana Community Development Commission will meet tonight at the Urbana City Building to vote on a number of resolutions clarifying the HOME Consortium's relationship with Habitat for Humanity of Champaign County.
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Segment of Prairie Street closed for tree cutting
The city of Champaign will close all of Prairie Street between University Avenue and Clark Street today to work on trees there.
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Champaign receives bids on garage rehabilitation project
The city of Champaign has posted four bids received for its Public Works Garage West Wall Rehabilitation project.
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Bradley Avenue reduced to one lane for sewer repairs
Beginning today, one eastbound lane of Bradley Avenue will be closed while city crews make storm sewer repairs at 3001 W. Bradley Ave.
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Champaign takes new steps to preserve city documents
The Champaign City Council will begin copying and preserving city documents, following approval at its Jan. 26 meeting.
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Champaign's Knight leads planning delegation to Florida
The city of Champaign's Planning and Development Director Bruce Knight recently lead a delegation of professional planners assigned to West Melbourne, Florida to consult on downtown development.
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Urbana-Champaign announces solar panel discount program
Champaign County homeowners and business owners will have access to heavily discounted solar panels until May 2 through a Solar Urbana-Champaign incentive program.
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Champaign firefighters train for ice rescues
The Champaign Fire Department provided firefighters with ice rescue training last week at Kaufman Lake.
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Champaign library director candidates to appear at public forum
The Champaign Public Library will host four finalists for its open library director position at a public forum Jan. 14 to answer questions from library patrons.
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Champaign Township Board holds final meeting for 2015
The city of Champaign Township Board convened for its regular monthly meeting in City Council chambers on Dec. 1 with a 7 p.m. call to order and roll call.
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Champaign earns international recognition for budget quality
The city of Champaign announced Wednesday that it has received international recognition for the quality of its budget.
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Champaign mayor joins call for expanded Internet access
Champaign Mayor Deborah Frank Feinen has added her voice to the call from dozens of other mayors and legislators for high-speed Internet access for all.
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Champaign Council approves Bristol Place acquisition, U of I improvement contract
The Champaign City Council held its regular meeting Dec. 1, unanimously passing resolutions to acquire property at Bristol Place and contract with the University of Illinois for the design and construction of campus street improvements.
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Champaign hosts annual employee and service awards
The city of Champaign hosted its Employee Award and Service Recognition Luncheon Nov. 18 at the Round Barn Banquet Center.
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Champaign receives award for energy-efficiency
Champaign has received Ameren Illinois' Most Progressive City Award for the second year in a row.
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3 people shot during home invasion in Champaign
Three people were shot Wednesday night in Champaign when three young men broke into a house on Mayfair Road, police said.
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Inspectors identify dangerous trees in Champaign
Environmental Inspector Kim Burnett recently followed up on two leads about trees that posed a hazard to car and foot traffic.
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University Avenue closures continue through Friday
Both westbound lanes of University Avenue between Wright and Fifth streets will remain closed through Friday at noon, as crews finish installing water services, city of Champaign officials said.
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Champaign Fire Department to host awards ceremony
The city of Champaign Fire Department will host its first-ever Edward M. Hoffman Awards Ceremony Thursday at 7 p.m.