The Village of Winnetka is relaunching the Winnetka Futures 2040 Comprehensive Plan process and we want to hear from you. Read on...

Fireworks will be at 7:30 PM at Duke Childs Field. Read on...

Some reminders as we begin the school year, as well as trick-or-treat hours for 2021. Read on...

Fire Prevention Week will be October 3-9, 2021. Read on...

The Schmidt-Burnham Log House, the oldest log structure in Cook County, is celebrating its reopening on October 2 from 2-4 PM. Guests will enjoy new exhibits, fascinating artifacts, a scavenger hunt, old-timey games, and more. Read on...

The Village is currently taking requests from residents who would like a tree planted in front of their home in the fall. Read on...

Following the completion of the Downtown Streetscape project in the East Elm business district, donor/memorial paver bricks that were removed from the intersection of Lincoln and Elm streets can be picked up at the Public Works Yards at 1390 Willow Road. Read on...

The Cook County Department of Public Health announced that masks will be required when indoors in a public place beginning Monday, August 23 for individuals ages 2 and older and able to medically tolerate a mask. Read on...

The Village of Winnetka is excited to announce that thirteen new businesses have arrived in Winnetka this summer and fall. Read on...

On July 28, 2021, the Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) announced it is fully adopting updated Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) masking recommendations to protect against COVID-19 and the delta variant Read on...

The Winnetka Police Department is again partnering with the United States Drug Enforcement Administration to participate in National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day. Read on...

The Winnetka Farmers' Market is open every Saturday from 7:30 AM - 12:30 PM in the south parking lot adjacent to Village Hall. Read on...

Between June 1 and September 30, gasoline-powered blowers are prohibited entirely in the Village of Winnetka. Read on...

The pruning of trees near overhead utility lines is important for public safety and reliable electric utility service, as trees are a leading cause of power outages. Read on...