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COVID Vaccine Available

In partnership with Walgreens, Mayor Richard C. Irvin and the City of Aurora are hosting another MASS VAX AURORA COMMUNITY VACCINATION CLINIC on Saturday, March 13.The one-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine will be available to AURORA RESIDENTS in qualifying categories (see below).Beginning at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, March 10, the first 2,000 AURORA RESIDENTS can sign-up to receive the registration link at www.aurora-il.org/MassVaxAurora.

*This is a sign-up list to receive the link to register for the clinic. This is not the actual registration nor confirmation for an appointment.

You can receive a vaccine if you are an Aurora resident in any of the following categories*:• AGE: 65 years and older• OCCUPATION: Healthcare, First Responder, Education, Food & Agriculture, Manufacturing, Corrections Worker, US Postal Service, Public Transit Worker, Grocery Store Worker, Shelters/Adult Day Care• MEDICAL CONDITION: Diabetes, Obesity, Pulmonary Diseases, Smoking, Heart Conditions, Chronic Kidney Disease, Cancer, Immunocompromised, Sickle Cell, Pregnancy, Person with a Disability*Limited availability of the one-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine.

5th Ward Meeting

Alderman Carl Franco – We will be having a 5th ward meeting on February 17th at 6:30. It will be similar to what we did in October. It will be a combo of in-person and virtual. The in-person portion will be in the city council chambers. As of now we are only allowed to have 10 attendees due to the Covid restrictions. We may be allowed more as we approach that date. The attendees will be on a first-call first-serve basis. If interested, please contact me to get on the list. Prior to the meeting I will contact you to let you know if you are able to attend. Don’t assume that you are in unless I confirm with you. Masks are mandatory.The virtual portion will be streamed via Facebook live which can be accessed via the city’s Facebook page or this one.As is our normal meeting structure, we will have a guest speaker which for this meeting is Mayor Richard Irvin. Our Community Oriented Police officers and I will also give updates.As mentioned in the recent 5th ward newsletter, which I hope everyone received, our normal neighborhood group meetings have been suspended until the pandemic is past us. Hopefully by summer we can resume them.

FREE Christmas Tree Recycling Begins Next Week

As posted by Alderman Carl Franco

Help the environment by making sure your real Christmas tree is reused as mulch and isn’t taken to a landfill.

Beginning Monday, January 4, real Christmas trees will be picked up for free during weekly trash and recycling collection. For two weeks – from Monday, January 4 through Friday, January 15 – no sticker is required for collection.

To be properly recycled, trees must be free of plastic bags, all decorations and tree stands, and placed at the curb by 6 a.m. on the normal collection day. After Friday, January 15, trees left at the curb on regular collection day must be stickered in order to be collected.

Due to the wire used to form them, wreaths and garlands will not be collected as recycling and must be stickered as trash.

Breakfast with Santa Cancelled

Orchard Valley Homeowners Association is committed to the health and safety of all our residents, board members, management company staff and people we may come in contact with. We are taking precautions in order to help limit the spread of COVID-19 by cancelling this year’s OVHA sponsored Breakfast with Santa scheduled for December 12, 2020.

We are asking all residents to follow the Center of Disease Control (CDC) guidelines and distance themselves from any close contact as recommended.  We appreciate your understanding as we work towards getting back to normal.

For more information on COVID-19: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html

Illinois Driving Facilities

Will be closed for three weeks due to COVID-19

“The expiration date for driver’s licenses and ID cards, White announced, will also be extended until June 1, 2021. The extension includes those who have February, March, April and May 2021 expiration dates.Due to federal requirements, commercial driver license holders and commercial permit holders are excluded from the extension”

Trick-Or-Treat Hours

Extended In Aurora Due To Coronavirus. Kids in Aurora will have more time than ever to trick-or-treat this year, with hours extended to encourage social distancing.

Trick-or-treating in Aurora will run from 3-7 p.m. Oct. 31. (Shutterstock)
By Jason Addy, Patch StaffVerified Patch Staff BadgeSep 25, 2020 12:49 pm CT

AURORA, IL — While many feared the coronavirus would force Aurora officials to cancel trick-or-treating this year, it’s done the opposite. Kids in Aurora will be allowed to trick-or-treat from 3-7 p.m. Oct. 31, giving them more time than ever. Read more…

Free Leaf Collection Begins October 19th

AURORA, IL – Autumn is here and Aurora residents will be able to dispose of their leaves for free as part of Aurora’s Annual Leaf Collection Program.
The free Fall Leaf Collection Program begins Monday, October 19 and ends Friday, December 4. 
Leaves must be put into a 30-gallon paper yard waste bag and placed at the curb on the regular garbage pickup day by 6:00 a.m. No waste sticker is needed.
YARD WASTE – Yard waste collection will also take place through Friday, December 4 as well. On the regular garbage pickup day, yard waste must be placed in a 30-gallon paper yard waste bag not to exceed 50 pounds. Each bag must have a waste sticker attached. The stickers used for yard waste are the same as the stickers used for excess garbage. Yard waste mixed with trash or yard waste in a trash can or plastic bag will not be collected.
BUNDLED BRUSH – Residents are also being reminded that brush must be bundled for collection. Unlimited bundled brush collection is in process and will end on Friday, November 6. Branches and limbs 1/2 inch to 4 inches in diameter and 2 feet to 4 feet in length must be bundled. Each bundle must weigh less than 50 pounds. Bundled brush does not need a waste sticker. Brush less than 1/2 inch in diameter is considered yard waste and must be packaged as previously described.
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