Government
Since 1969 Naperville has operated under the Council-Manager form of government, which combines the strong political leadership of elected officials in the form of a Council or other governing body with the strong managerial experience of an appointed local government manager to oversee public service delivery. Naperville also strongly relies on the volunteer spirit of the community to fill more than 250 volunteer positions on almost 20 boards, commissions and task forces.
To provide services that ensure a high quality of life, sound fiscal management, and a dynamic business environment, while creating an inclusive community that values diversity.
FOIA Requests
Please create an online account and follow the instructions on this form to submit a FOIA request electronically.
Submit a FOIA RequestHonor an Individual, Group, or Event
Mayor Wehrli issues proclamations to recognize individuals, groups or events for their contributions.
Learn MoreWCNC Government Access Television
WCNC lets you watch city government meetings and the Illinois Channel to stay connected to your local and state governments. The station is available on Ch. 6 for Astound customers, Ch. 10 for Comcast customers, and Ch. 99 for AT&T U-verse customers.
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Boards and Commissions
The volunteers who serve on city boards and commissions exemplify outstanding community involvement. Appointments are typically reserved for residents and are made by the Mayor and City Council.
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City Leadership Team
The daily operations of the City of Naperville are led by a dynamic group of professionals who make up the City Leadership Team.
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City Finances
The City of Naperville strives to provide up to date and detailed financial information.
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Coronavirus Resources
Find links to credible resources regarding the spread of COVID-19 and its variants.
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Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
The City of Naperville is intentional about diversity, equity and inclusion efforts in Naperville and recognizes that diversity in our community and organization makes the City stronger.
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Environmental Sustainability in Naperville
The City of Naperville pursues sustainable approaches to providing local government services, which help ensure a higher quality of life for future generations.
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Grants
The City offers a variety of grant opportunities in an effort to ensure affordable housing, fund special events, beautify a key business district, increase sustainability efforts and much more.
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Meetings and Agendas
Naperville's agenda management system houses agendas, minutes and supporting documentation for meetings of Naperville's City Council, boards and commissions.
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Legislative Priorities
Naperville’s legislative priorities fall under four general categories: Finance, Governance and Technology, Transportation and Public Safety
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Meeting Room Reservations
The meeting rooms in the Naperville Municipal Center provide accommodations for educational, informational, cultural and civic functions of the Naperville community.
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Meet Your City Council
The City Council is comprised of the Mayor and eight Council members elected at large.
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Municipal Center
The Municipal Center is located at 400 S. Eagle Street in downtown Naperville. Most of the city’s administrative offices are located in this building.
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Municipal Code
In an effort to provide you with the most complete version of the code, the City of Naperville maintains their Municipal Code online and updates it two to three times per year as needed.
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Open Data
The City of Naperville is committed to the use of data and evidence to improve services, inform local decision-making and engage residents.
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Proclamations
Mayor Wehrli is honored to issue proclamations to recognize individuals, groups or events for their unique contributions to the City of Naperville.
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Strategic Plan
The City's Priorities Plan targets improvements in areas that are of high value to residents, including utilities, safety, economy, mobility and the natural environment.
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Task Forces
Task forces are informal, privately organized and led groups that provide valuable input to the City on a specific topic.
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Voting and Voter Registration
Learn more about locations, hours and parking guidelines for early voting and Election Day voting in Naperville.
Related Links
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Sept. 18 Building Review Board Meeting Canceled
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Non-Utility Billing Payments
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Sept. 26 Historic Preservation Meeting Canceled
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Sign Up Today2023 State of the City
A Bright Light
On March 9, 2023, the Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce and the City of Naperville hosted the 33rd annual State of the City address. As former Mayor Steve Chirico prepares to leave office in May 2023 after eight years in the role, this year’s event was filled with his reflections, thanks to community leaders, the good news of 2022, and a reminder that actions taken today will light the way for a bright future in Naperville in the upcoming decades.