City Services

Request City Services & File a Police Report

Agendas & Minutes

Access easily searchable meeting agendas and minutes for various boards, commissions, and committees.

Boards & Commissions

Find information about the boards, commissions, and committees with administrative authority in the town.

Administrative Adjudication

City Clerk

The City Clerk's Office maintains all official city records, including City Council minutes, ordinances, resolutions, contracts and the code book.

City Code & Ordinances

The Wheaton City Code is a comprehensive book identifying our local laws, administrative responsibilities, annexation procedures and much more.

Strategic Plan

The Wheaton City Council adopted this Strategic Plan to serve as a roadmap guiding the City Council's decision-making over the next 5 years.

City Council

Wheaton’s City Council is comprised of six representatives and the mayor, all who are elected by Wheaton voters for four year terms.

City Manager

The City of Wheaton operates under the Council-Manager form of government and is a home rule community, which gives the City Council a broad range of authority over local affairs.

City Projects

Departments

Here you will find a list of departments for the City of Wheaton with a brief description of each department's responsibilities and services.

Election Redistricting Proposals

Event Application

Permits may be required for any events featuring the following: Fireworks, Tents, Stages, Amusement Rides & Attractions, Circus, Live Music/Sound Amplification and Special Events.

Forms, Permits & Licenses

Freedom of Information Act

The City Clerk handles all freedom of information requests (FOIA) in accordance with the requirements of the Illinois Freedom of Information Act for residents or Wheaton businesses who want to view City documents.

Open Data Portal

Other Government Agencies

Wheaton residents also are within the jurisdiction of Milton Township, DuPage County and the State of Illinois.

Public Notices

Notices of upcoming City Council or Planning & Zoning Board public hearings are posted in this section.

State & Federal Officials

Wheaton residents live in DuPage County and are represented by four state senators and four state representatives.

Transparency

In order to provide residents and other interested individuals with information about their local government’s activities and how their tax dollars are spent, the City has compiled this information.

Voting Information

If you are at least 18 years old, a U.S. citizen and a resident of Wheaton, you can register to vote in local, county, state and federal elections.