Moving companies in Hillside, IL.

Local services and rules

Moving to Hillside: who to call and what the city asks.

Hillside is a village in Cook County, Illinois. A home inspection is required for residents selling their homes. Weeds and grass of more than 8 inches in height are unlawful in the village.

Overnight parking and snow rules

Overnight parking is prohibited on village streets from 2 am to 6 am. Each vehicle may be granted a maximum of three nights per month of overnight street parking through the Overnight Parking Request System of the Police Department.

All street parking is prohibited after three inches of snowfall, and any previously granted overnight permission is automatically voided.

Weekly collection, bulk items and white goods

A contracted hauler collects trash weekly from single-family homes, two-flats, qualifying three-flats and townhomes. Refuse, recycling and yard waste are all collected on the same day, once a week. Carts are owned by the village, and additional carts are requested through the village hall.

When collection falls on an observed holiday, garbage collection moves one day later for the rest of that week.

Mattresses, box springs, tables, chairs and other furniture are bulk items collected on refuse collection day; residents call the hauler at least 24 hours before the scheduled time. Appliances such as refrigerators, dishwashers, water heaters, washers and dryers are collected as white goods on refuse collection day.

For household hazardous waste such as paint, pesticides, solvents, oil and gasoline, residents contact the hauler to arrange disposal through Cook County recycling programs.

ComEd, Nicor and village water

ComEd provides electric service for Hillside, and Nicor provides gas service.

The village purchases and provides Lake Michigan water to its residential and business customers. New residents call the Water Billing Clerk at 708-202-9347 to request service information or ask billing questions.

Outdoor water use from a village water main, such as sprinkling lawns or filling pools, is unlawful between noon and 6:00 p.m. from May 15 through September 15.

Schools and Hillside Public Library

Hillside School District 93 serves most of the village, and portions of the village are served by the Berkeley, Bellwood and Westchester districts. Proviso West High School District 209, located in Hillside, serves Hillside and neighboring villages including Bellwood, Berkeley, Broadview, Northlake, Stone Park and Westchester.

Hillside Public Library is at 405 N Hillside Avenue and issues library cards.

Metra Union Pacific West Line, Pace Route 330 and the airports

The Metra Union Pacific West Line has stops at Bellwood and Berkeley and runs from Chicago to Geneva. Pace Route 330 runs on Mannheim Road between LaGrange and O'Hare International Airport.

O'Hare and Midway airports are each about 20 minutes from Hillside.

Electronics drop-off, pet tags and voter registration

Village Hall accepts tube TVs 32 inches or smaller, flat screens 60 inches or smaller, and other electronics such as VCRs, receivers and telephones; TVs are not picked up at the curb.

Anyone owning a dog or cat within the village limits must register it with the village and receive a license tag. Every dog and cat must wear a collar and a tag whenever on any public street.

Registering to vote at Hillside Village Hall requires two forms of identification, and one of them must show the current address.