As The Village continues to navigate through this difficult, unprecedented time, we find ourselves faced with yet another challenge. A rolling positivity rate of over 8% for three consecutive days, has triggered enhanced mitigations for our region. These mitigations include the cessation of indoor dining in bars and restaurants. The Village of Bartonville has actively encouraged our residents and business owners to practice the safety measures issued by the IDPH and outlined in the Governor’s mandate. In an effort to protect the health and safety of everyone, we will continue to do so.
That being said, we are also mindful of protecting the business owners, and their employees, within the Village who rely on this income for their personal and business survival. In addition, many of our elderly residents rely on these businesses as a resource for daily meals. As a result, I will take no steps to forcefully close or discourage businesses from operating in the mode they so desire. Although taking actions contrary to the Governor’s mandate is discouraged by the Village, the Village will take no actions unless required to do so by either a court order or directive from the Peoria County State’s Attorney’s office. I also advise all business owners who operate in opposition of the Governor’s mandate to consult with their own legal counsel.
As previously stated, I respectfully ask and strongly encourage all business owners, residents and business patrons to diligently follow the Governor’s mandate and the Covid-19 Protocol Guidelines issued by the IDPH which includes the wearing of masks and social distancing at all public venues. I would also like to encourage business patrons to choose alternative options such as carryout as opposed to the dine in option for meals.
Leon Ricca, Mayor
Village of Bartonville
Declaration of Local State of Emergency
This information is regarding the declared disaster area affected by Severe Storms and Flash Flooding on July 15, 2020.
To provide better service to disaster survivors, the U.S. Small Business Administration announced on Friday, Aug.28 that effective immediately, the hours of operations for its Virtual Disaster Loan Outreach Center/Business Recovery Center (VDLOC) in Illinois are now 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., Eastern Time, seven days a week, for businesses and residences in the declared disaster area affected by severe storms and flash flooding on July 15, 2020. The new number to call the VDLOC for assistance is (800) 659-2955.
The declaration covers Woodford County and the adjacent counties of LaSalle, Livingston, Marshall, McClean, Peoria and Tazewell in Illinois.
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Aug. 31 20-461-A IL 16597 CORRECTION SBA extends hours of operation
July 28, 2020
An Executive Order Pertaining to Local State of Emergency COVID-19 Crew. Please click below
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Office of Illinois Governor JB Pritzker
Peoria County Health Department
Heart of Illinois United Way 2-1-1 Available 24/7, contact the Heart of Illinois 2-1-1 Information and Referral Service for assistance connecting with local health and human care services.
IDES- Unemployment Insurance Benefits
Guidance for Childcare Centers
Illinois Department of Public Health
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
10 Ways to Manage Respiratory Symptoms at home
VILLAGE OF BARTONVILLE, ILLINOIS Legal Notice Sec. 26-160. - Notice to abate—Vacant property and property with unoccupied structures. This shall serve as notice informing all owners and persons in control of any vacant property or any property with an unoccupied structure that the growth of weeds is in violation of Village codes Sec. 26-157 and Sec. 26-158. This notice shall further inform such persons that the Village may cut or destroy the weeds without further not...
Mowing season has arrived and with it, a reminder, don’t blow grass clippings into the road. The Village of Bartonville is reminding residents that, not only is it illegal it is potentially dangerous to those on a motorcycle. The addition of debris in the road can cause loss of traction and control for a motorcyclist and motorists of any kind. According to Illinois law (415 ILCS 105 Litter Control Act), it is illegal to deposit grass clippings onto any public roadway as it
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