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06/20/2026

Due to a Water Main Break, the City of Collinsville, Illinois (Official) Water Department has issued a BOIL ORDER UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE for its water customers at the following locations:

💦 NORTH MORRISON AVENUE: 201, 203, 207, 210, 215, 223, 300, 304, 305, 309, 315, 400, 406, 409, 410, 414, 415, 417, 418, 420, 421, 422, 430, 433, 434, 435, 438, 439, 500, 501, 502, 506, 507, 509, 510, 516, 517 & 518

💦 EAST MADISON AVENUE: 127 & 206

💦 EAST WICKLIFFE AVENUE: 214 & 215

Water which will be used for DRINKING and/or COOKING purposes should be brought to a full rolling boil for at least five (5) minutes before use. Also, please turn off ice maker and discard any ice produced.

Any questions regarding this notice may be directed to Troy Turner, Director of Public Works at 618-346-5211 or Michael Crawford, Chief Operator at 618-346-5219 ext. 3.

DATED: 6/19/2026

06/08/2026

It is that time of year again where agencies across the state participate in the Illinois Law Enforcement Torch Run as agencies carry the flame of hope as travels to Illinois State University for the 2026 Special Olympics Illinois Summer Games. We are especially excited to support the many outstanding athletes from Region J who have qualified to compete.

The Collinsville Police Department is proud to participate in this year's Torch Run on Tuesday, June 9th, at approximately 10:00 a.m. Officers will carry the Flame of Hope from the Collinsville Police Department, down Main Street, north on Illinois Route 159/Vandalia Street, before passing the torch to the Maryville Police Department as it continues its journey toward the Summer Games.

We're also proud to have the longest leg of the Torch Run in our area. We’re not saying that makes us the best participating agency... but we’re also not saying it doesn’t. Coincidence? Probably. Evidence? Maybe. Either way, we’ll be carrying the torch a little farther than everyone else and will gladly accept any completely unofficial bragging rights that come with it.

We invite our community to come out along the route, cheer on the runners, and help celebrate the athletes who inspire us all through their dedication, perseverance, and competitive spirit.

05/29/2026

UPDATE AS OF 5/29/2026: THIS BOIL ORDER HAS BEEN LIFTED.

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Due to a Service Main Repair, the City of Collinsville, Illinois (Official) Water Department has issued a BOIL ORDER UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE for its water customers at the following locations:

💦 ORAN STREET: 800, 802, 804, 806, 808, 809 & 810

💦 LAURA STREET: 2104 & 2108

💦 EAST LAKE AVENUE: 800, 806 & 810

💦 HI POINT STREET: 601, 603, 605, 703, 705, 709, 711, 713, 715, 721 & 722

Water which will be used for DRINKING and/or COOKING purposes should be brought to a full rolling boil for at least five (5) minutes before use. Also, please turn off ice maker and discard any ice produced.

Any questions regarding this notice may be directed to Troy Turner, Director of Public Works at 618-346-5211 or Michael Crawford, Chief Operator at 618-346-5219 ext. 3.

DATED: 5/27/2026

05/26/2026

05/25/2026

🚨 Event Exit Reminder 🚨

As everyone leaves the event tonight, please follow the designated exit routes shown on the event map to help ensure a safe and smooth exit for all attendees, pedestrians, vendors, and vehicles.

For everyone’s safety:
• Follow traffic direction signs and staff instructions
• Watch carefully for pedestrians crossing
• Be patient as traffic exits the area
• Use only the marked exits shown on the map

These traffic patterns were carefully planned to help everyone leave safely and efficiently. We appreciate your cooperation and hope you have a great time at the event!

Thank you for helping us keep the event safe for everyone! 🎆

05/23/2026

Village of Maryville Announces Additional Parking for Firemen’s Park Events
MARYVILLE, IL — The Village of Maryville would like to remind residents and visitors attending tomorrow’s Firemen’s Park Pavilion Dedication Ceremony, Bags Tournament, and Concert that additional parking will be available to accommodate the anticipated Memorial Day Weekend crowd.
Guests may utilize the grassy area located in front of the police station for overflow parking. Please note that certain portions of the grassy area are restricted and will be blocked off with temporary fencing. Attendees are asked to park only in clearly open and accessible areas.
Additional parking will also be available at the Mother of Perpetual Help Church parking lot beginning at approximately 5:30 p.m., following the conclusion of Saturday evening Mass services.
Mayor Wayne White said the Village is looking forward to welcoming the community for an evening of fellowship and celebration.
“We are expecting a wonderful crowd to come together and enjoy great food, cold drinks, outstanding music, and a fun-filled Memorial Day Weekend celebration while honoring American Legion Post 917 and all veterans for their service and sacrifice to our nation,” said Mayor White.
The Village appreciates everyone’s cooperation and looks forward to seeing the community at Firemen’s Park.
For additional information, please contact the Village of Maryville.