Northridge Meadows
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Northridge Meadows is conveniently located in northern Peoria, just off Knoxville and Wilhelm. Home to a community of 57 residences, including 28 duplexes, Northridge Meadows is close to shopping, churches, schools and recreational trails.
Northridge Meadows is governed by a Home Owners' Association Board, which is responsible for managing services such as lawn mowing and snow removal for all residents. |
Peoria Area Traffic Viewer
The IDOT news releases on road construction and traffic can be found at IDOT Construction News by selecting "Counties" and Peoria. The latest traffic information can be found at Navbug.com. The latest news about construction in the Northridge Meadows area can be found at the Peoria Journal Star.
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YARD WASTE PICKUP STARTING MARCH 16
The City of Peoria’s yard waste pickup season starts on Monday, March 16, 2020. Pickup will be weekly on the same day as trash pickup. Yard waste materials include grass clippings, leaves, tree limbs, and brush and must be set out for collection in one of the following options in order to avoid a missed pick up. • Use plastic or metal garbage cans that are between up to 45 gallons in size, with two handles, and a tight fitting lid. • Use wheeled carts that are either 65 or 95-gallon size. Residents are encouraged to not use the City of Peoria trash carts for yard waste. The limbs and branches cause harm on the carts and reduce the life of the City’s carts. • Paper yard waste bags which may not exceed 30 pounds in weight. • Tree limbs and sticks can be bundled with nonmetallic cord, such as twine, but must be less than five feet in length and less than 50 pounds. Please label cans or carts with green “Yard Waste Only.” Yard waste stickers are available at City Hall, Public Works or any Peoria Disposal Company (PDC) location. As with trash and recycling, all yard waste materials must be set out by 6:00 a.m. on your collection day. Set cans, carts, or materials next to your trash cart, leaving three feet of space between and avoiding obstacles such as cars, snow, or mailboxes. Any cans or carts need to be removed from the curb or alley by 5:00 p.m. For more information, visit PeoriaPicksUp.com or call Peoria Disposal Company at (309) 674-5176, extension 1.
The City of Peoria’s yard waste pickup season starts on Monday, March 16, 2020. Pickup will be weekly on the same day as trash pickup. Yard waste materials include grass clippings, leaves, tree limbs, and brush and must be set out for collection in one of the following options in order to avoid a missed pick up. • Use plastic or metal garbage cans that are between up to 45 gallons in size, with two handles, and a tight fitting lid. • Use wheeled carts that are either 65 or 95-gallon size. Residents are encouraged to not use the City of Peoria trash carts for yard waste. The limbs and branches cause harm on the carts and reduce the life of the City’s carts. • Paper yard waste bags which may not exceed 30 pounds in weight. • Tree limbs and sticks can be bundled with nonmetallic cord, such as twine, but must be less than five feet in length and less than 50 pounds. Please label cans or carts with green “Yard Waste Only.” Yard waste stickers are available at City Hall, Public Works or any Peoria Disposal Company (PDC) location. As with trash and recycling, all yard waste materials must be set out by 6:00 a.m. on your collection day. Set cans, carts, or materials next to your trash cart, leaving three feet of space between and avoiding obstacles such as cars, snow, or mailboxes. Any cans or carts need to be removed from the curb or alley by 5:00 p.m. For more information, visit PeoriaPicksUp.com or call Peoria Disposal Company at (309) 674-5176, extension 1.
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Next Board Meeting - CANCELLED
When: March 26, 5:00 PM
Where: Home of Kathy Burt What: Agenda - Old and New business; quarterly reports by board members. Notify Kathy Burt if you want to attend. Note: See Meeting Minutes tab for minutes of the Dec. 12 Board Meeting. The Treasurer's Report was attached to the email sent to all residents. |
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PEORIA POLICE SECURITY ALERT!
From: Anthony Rummans < arummans@peoriagov.org>
Date: July 29, 2019 at 8:57:37 AM CDT Subject: Recent Vehicle Burglaries Good morning, Neighborhood Association Presidents. Last night, multiple Vehicle Burglaries were committed in the Northwest portion of the City. All burglarized vehicles were UNLOCKED. No forced entry was needed to enter the vehicle and steal valuables. Please share this email and attachments with your Associations. Please remind everyone that these Burglary Prevention Tips are crucial and really do prevent crime. Crimes such as Vehicle Burglary, Vehicle Theft and Residential Burglary are often crimes of opportunity. Anything you can do to make your home or vehicle less appealing to these petty criminals, should be your goal! Locks, lights, alarms, surveillance systems, etc., make your home an unappealing target. These simple and inexpensive measures really do work in most cases. Burglary Prevention Tips The most common method of entry is by opening an unlocked door! Prevention Tips: LOCK your vehicle, residence, garage, etc. DO NOT tempt a thief! Even if your car is locked, the only thing stopping a thief from stealing your valuables is a window smash away – if you must store valuables in the vehicle, do not leave them in plain view. DO NOT leave spare vehicle keys in the vehicle. Park in well-lit areas. Do not leave your keys in the car – even as the temperatures rise and you are cooling down the car – you could return to find your car stolen. Common items stolen in vehicle burglaries: firearms, cash, cellphones, laptops, iPads, wallets, purses, – or otherwise small, easily concealed items. Report suspicious behaviors, people, and/or vehicles immediately. Look out for your neighbors - if you see something suspicious around their home/vehicles – call 9-1-1. What to do if you see a suspicious person or activity: Call 9-1-1. Report what you see. Describe the subject. What is he/she wearing? Are they on foot? Where do you see them? Any information you can give the dispatcher will be helpful to the responding officer. Thank you, -- Sergeant Anthony Rummans Peoria Police Department Neighborhood Services Unit Phone: (309) 494-8207 |