Aurora Township is seeking snow removal contractors for a pilot program for approximately 90 low income seniors and disabled persons. A mandatory pre–bid meeting will be held at 2 p.m. Monday December 10 at the township offices, 80 N. Broadway, Aurora. Proposals are due by noon on December 19. As part of the pilot program, Aurora Township will be offering the service to the approximately 90 residents who have qualified for our lawn mowing services, said Township Supervisor Bill Catching. “We hope to expand our lawn mowing services as well as the snow removal program next year thanks to the successful passage of the senior services referendum earlier this year,” Catching said. “We are thankful for the opportunity to provide services that will allow seniors to remain in their own home.” Snow removal contractors will be expected to plow driveways as well as remove snow from front steps or ramps and sidewalks/walkways. Contractors must also have $2 million in liability insurance and present a certificate of insurance with the township named as additional insured. For more information, please see the full request for proposal form below or call the Township offices at 630–897–8777. Senior Snow Removal Request for...

Seven $1,500 scholarships will be awarded to graduating high school seniors this year. Each year since 1989, the Scholarship Fund has awarded scholarships to graduating high school seniors to continue their education at Illinois colleges/universities. Six $1,500 scholarships were given in 2016, making a total of $286,500 that has been awarded to 172 students over the years. The application for the 2017 TOI Scholarship program is now available online and in the January 2017 issue of the Township Perspective magazine. Applications must be mailed to the TOI office no later than March 1, 2017.  Please contact Amy Rourke at amy@toi.org with any questions. 2017 Scholarship Application...

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All Aurora Township offices will be closed Monday, February 16, 2015 in recognition of President’s Day.