Snow Plowing Information

Prompt removal of snow is important in the Village of Deerfield. Our first priority is to keep all main streets open for emergency vehicles. Once this has been accomplished, our Street Division then plows residential streets, followed by dead-end streets and cul-de-sacs, and finally alleyways.

After an accumulation of 2 inches of snow, parking is prohibited on any street for a period of 24 hours after the snow has stopped falling. If snow removal is still needed after that period, parking is prohibited until operations are completed.

We remind all residents to not place snow in the street when clearing your driveway. Our objective is to maintain a safe and snow-free road system.

For more information, contact the Public Works Department at 847.317.7245.

Tree Trimming North of Deerfield West of Wilmot Next Week

After completing parkway tree trimming in the northeast quadrant of the Village, the Village’s contractor, Advanced Tree Care, will move to a section of the northwest quadrant north of Deerfield Road and west of Wilmot Road next week.

Trimming work is scheduled for the dormant season to avoid unnecessary damage or trauma to the tree. Trimming is done in accordance with professional standards and may include cutting lower limbs for clearance and thinning of the crown.

Public Art Program Open House Feb. 8 at Library

The Deerfield Fine Arts Commission will host a community open house to showcase the pieces selected for the seventh year of the Deerfield Public Art Program before they are put on display throughout the Village.

The event will be held in the Deerfield Public Library, 920 Waukegan Road, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Wednesday, February 8, and will feature many of the artists who created this year’s pieces. Light refreshments will be served.

Multiple media are featured in this year’s selections and all selected artists live in Deerfield. Artists include Ruth Hecht, Kimberly Perl, Matt Plofsky, Bari Wieselman Schulman, Leslie Outten, Karen Grage, Linda Trytek, Elizabeth Castro and Brian Lantz, Robert S. Bloom and Amy Duffy. The artists will discuss their work and answer questions from the public in a “Meet the Artist” forum at the open house.

The specific artwork selected for display were chosen from submissions by a very talented pool of artists and were reviewed via jury process. The Fine Arts Commission is responsible for reviewing artwork submissions and making a final recommendation. The artists have agreed to loan their works of art for public display for up to one year.

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