Village of Dolton

10 reviews

+1 (708) 201-2170

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I wonder how she got the $150k Tahoe....

If you don't know you should look it up. This city girl mayor is out of control.

This officer is VILE. She went off on a racist tirade against a citizen with zero provocation.

14014 Park Ave

Dolton, IL 60419

+1 (708) 201-2170

http://www.vodolton.org

The Village of Dolton, located in Dolton, IL, is a community known for its rich heritage, bright future, and commitment to progress. Led by Mayor Tiffany A. Henyard and the Board of Trustees, the village prides itself on being a "Community Working Together," fostering a sense of unity and collaboration among residents.

With a focus on transparency and community engagement, the Village of Dolton offers a range of services and resources for its residents, including access to board meeting minutes, employment opportunities, water bill payments, and more. Through initiatives like Dolton-TV and community events, the village strives to keep residents informed and involved in local governance and activities.

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2.010 reviews

Sean M.

6/25/2024

Village offices are easily accessible with ample parking. Upon arrival, I was greeted by Police Chief Lacey, who requested that I provide identification prior to entering. I really appreciated...

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ricky n.

11/4/2024

I've seen a red light camera scam recently a ticket blew into my yard in indiana from their red light camera at sibley and Lincoln stating someone turned on red. There is no sign making this...

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Janet B.

8/15/2023

The Village of Dolton told me a water meter had to be installed. Prior to the meter being installed, my balance was 93 cent. After the meter was installed, they charged me $1075.40. Said all...

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Toy647 W.

7/14/2022

I have been trying to receive my water bill over payment of $300, since December. I was told that, under the new administration, any additional money that is in your water bill account will remain...

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N A.

4/27/2022

Apparently they are hurting for money because now they have a scam red light at the corner of Sibley and Indiana in the right-hand Lane. there's no sign that says no turn on red but they send you...

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