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• Provides village hall services. Public works and superintendent Building inspection/Code enforcement Passport applications Notary services Gazebo rental-Veterans Bricks Community Meeting Hall EZ Passes Accessible parking permits Regular Pick-ups Brush/Leaf/Christmas trees Roads, Sidewalks, and Parking Lots Plowed and Salted Repaired, Maintained, and Painted Floral Landscaping Street Lighting Haul Snow from Business District Storm Water Drain Repair Free Village Municipal Parking Sewer Departments Residential Televising of Sewer Laterals Sewer Flushing 24 Hour Personal Service for Emergencies

• Provides a disability resource coordinator. Coordinator is the go-to for employers and job seekers in accessing disability resources. Services include: Ticket to Work program. Disability & Disclosure workshop.

• Provides emergency services such as: food, clothing, and disaster services.

• Provides volunteer placement for seniors in local non-profit organizations by working with the volunteer to help them find volunteer opportunities which fit their interests, availability, and skills.

• Provides general medicine and emergency services. Acute and long term care Primary care Family medicine Inpatient Behavioral Health Unit Laboratory services Adult day health services Comprehensive health and rehabilitative services Cardiac rehabilitation Physical and occupational therapies Skilled nursing home services

• Provides a free consultation with a bankruptcy lawyer to discuss options for debt relief under bankruptcy protection.

• Determines if bankruptcy will provide a fresh start to eliminate debts, stop foreclosure, or find relief from medical debts and credit card debt.

• Provides a food pantry. May obtain food every 2 weeks (will provide more on individual basis if needed). 5-7 days of food supplied at a time.* Provides winter coats as available.

• Offers recreation, sports, and tourism that are fully accessible to and inclusive of people with and without disabilities.

• Provides a program in which educators visit schools sharing lessons and activities promoting agricultural awareness and literacy.

Provide youth a safe and secure and offers an opportunity to choose a better path with new education opportunities, community resources, and trauma-informed care.

• Matches cancer patients considering participation in a clinical trial with a trained volunteer who has participated in a clinical trial. Matches are individualized. While most matches begin with a similar diagnosis or treatment, they also include other lifestyle circumstances and considerations that are important to the patient.