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Community Center Open for Reservations

The Campton Township Community Center is open for reservations by the public.

It's a great space to hold public or private meetings, assemblies, or private events.

HOWEVER, all such reservations require signing and filing our Community Center Meeting Room Rental Form, as well as agreeing to and abiding by our Community Center Meeting Room Policy.

Call us at 630-387-1016 or at 630-513-5430 for more details.

Related Links:

Community Center Meeting Room Policy and Rental Form

Highway District's Spring 2024 Trimming/Pruning Pick-up

Trimming/Pruning Pick-up Begins April 29, 2024

The Trimming/Pruning Pick-up for Spring 2024 will take place as scheduled. Brush must be placed on the edge of the road by the weekend before the scheduled  pick-up in your area:

Spring 2024 Brush Pick-up:

• Monday, April 29th through Friday, May 3rd for north of Rt. 64

• Monday, May 6th through Friday, May 10th for south of Rt. 64

• Monday, May 13th through Friday, May 17th for Campton Hills in Plato
  

Please make sure your brush conforms to Highway District guidelines for pick-up.

Residents with questions about the brush pick-up may contact the Highway District at
630-365-9300.

Related Links:
Instructions on Highway District's Trimming/Pruning Pick-up Program

Historic Campton Town Hall Reopened for Public Viewing

Call Us to Reserve A Viewing Appointment For You or Your Group

Restoration partially funded by a Kane County Riverboat Fund grant on the foundation, exterior, and interior of the historic 1874 Campton Township Town Hall has been completed.  Volunteers have created educational exhibits for school groups, civic organizations, and interested citizens. 

At this time the building will be open, by appointment only, with 24 hour advance notice.   Interested visitors should contact Campton Township, Monday through Friday, 9 am to 4 pm, at 630-387-1016.

The Township is looking for volunteer docents to staff Town Hall.   They are also asking residents who may have historical items or photographs that would be pertinent to the history of Campton Township or Kane County to contact the Township.

"Citizen's Guide to Preserving the Fox River" - Available FREE at the Township Office at Lily Lake

Be sure to get your copy!

The Conservation Foundation has released its "Citizens Guide to Preserving the Fox River." Copies are free to the public at the Township's office at Lily Lake.

The new guide is packed with information on how you can help preserve the Fox River and environs, as well as activies and special places you can enjoy on the Fox.

If you have any questions, please contact the Township Supervisor's Office at 630-387-1016

(Click here for location and information on our Township Office at Lily Lake).

Related Links:

The Conservation Foundation

Preserve the Fox River

Citizen's Guide to Preserving the Fox River - More Info

Township Supervisor's Office Has Moved to New Location

Mailing Address Stays the Same, Phone and Fax Change

The Township Supervisor's Office has moved to its new home on the second floor of the Village of Lily Lake building, 43W870 Empire Rd. St. Charles IL 60175.

The Town Board has approved necessary foundation repairs to Campton's historic Town Hall, as well as other needed work. The Supervisor's Office hours (including General Assistance) will be by appointment only at the new location.

Note that the Township Supervisor's Office's mailing address remains the same. However, our new phone and fax numbers are shown below:

Phone: 630-387-1016

Fax: 630-387-1068

The Town Hall foundation work is funded in part by a Kane County Riverboat Grant obtained with the help of our County Board Member, Barb Wojnicki.

If you have any questions, please contact the Township Supervisor's Office at 630-387-1016.

Windings Homeowners Association: Special Report on Environmental Initiatives

The Windings Subdivision Homeowners' Association recently shared their Special Report on Environmental Initiatives with us.

We are sharing their Association's report with the rest of Campton Township through our web site.

We applaud the Windings Homeowners Association for its proactive environmental approach and initiative. To learn about the Windings' efforts and projects, please click on

the links below.

Related Links:
Windings Homeowners Association Special Report on Environmental Initiatives

Letter from Windings Homeowners Association to Campton Township

www.thewindings.org

USGS Study on Campton Township Water Resources Completed

Campton is First Township in Nation to Perform Study of this Type

With concerns about water supplies being over-burdened by growth throughout Kane County, Campton Township's Board of Trustees has taken the proactive step of commissioning and its own water resources study. The USGS Campton Water Resources Study is now completed.

In collaboration with the U.S. Geological Survey, wells and water sources throughout our Township have been measured and analyzed. The USGS has informed Township officials that Campton is the first township in the nation to initiate a comprehensive water study of this kind.

Results of the water resources study will be used by the Campton Township Board and the Township's Planning Commission in managing growth and water resource issues. We thank the many people involved

with this important project, which will provide vital information for charting our community's future.

Related Links:

• USGS Campton Water Resources Study

• U.S. Geological Survey

• Visit Our New Well Water Info Center