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Schaumburg Mayor Tom Dailly will deliver his annual State of the Village address before the Schaumburg Business Association at its breakfast gathering from 7:30 to 9 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 11, at Chandler's Chophouse & Banquets, 401 N. Roselle Road in Schaumburg.
The Village of Schaumburg is proposing a $205 million multi-year Capital Improvement Plan. The plan includes $47 million in improvements slated for the next fiscal year that begins May 1.
While the village of Schaumburg's finances are closely tied to the economy, stimulus money and other grants during the pandemic have contributed to a new five-year capital improvement plan that more closely approximates those from more normal times.
Plans for an entertainment district north of the Schaumburg Convention Center may be coming into focus as village officials consider paying a preschool and day care center $3.5 million to get out of the way.
A Schaumburg resident who for 20 years created large holiday spectacles featuring colorful, lighted arches is now using his decorations to send a message to village officials, who earlier this year voted to enforce a ban on displays that cross sidewalks.