The City of Des Plaines is
located approximately seventeen miles from the Chicago Loop
and is adjacent to O'Hare International Airport. Residents and
businesses have direct access to Metra commuter trains, the Pace
Suburban Bus System, the CTA subway system and Interstates 90,
94 and 294. Spanning over 15.85 square miles, representing
10,150 acres, with a population of 58,710,
the City is one of the largest northwest suburbs in Cook County,
Illinois.
Independence Day Celebration
The Independence Day
weekend was an event to remember in Des Plaines, starting off
with the Tour of “De Villas” Bike Race on Saturday, July 3,
2010. The July 4 Parade included a special visit from Illinois
Governor Pat Quinn. The Governor signed three bills regarding
election laws prior to walking the entire parade route.
Fireworks on the grounds of Oakton Community College on July 4,
2010 concluded the celebration.
 Tour of "De
Villas" Bike Race
2010
Independence Day
Flood
Victim Day
The Flood Victim Day Program is the result of Cook County Board
President Todd H. Stroger’s recent announcement of a $10.3
million grant for those who experienced flood damage during the
time period September 13- October 5, 2008.
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Pursuant to Public Act 96-856
Notices of Foreclosures and Confirmation Orders Should Be Sent
to the Following Address:
Attention: David Wiltse, City Attorney
1420 Miner St, Des Plaines, IL 60016.
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Casino Groundbreaking
Des Plaines Mayor Martin J. Moylan, Greg Carlin, Midwest Gaming
CEO and Neil Bluhm, Midwest Gaming Chairman break ground for the
$445 million casino and entertainment complex at Des Plaines
River Road and Devon Avenue in Des Plaines.
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