Welcome to the Village of St.
Anne, 190 W. Station Street, St. Anne, IL 60964
Phone: 815-427-6783, Water Dept: 815-427-8177
Home of the 2008 Class A High School State Basketball Champions
St.
Anne Grade School, District 256 St. Anne Grade School serves rural communities in both Kankakee and
Iroquois Counties. These rural communities include Papineau, St. Anne, Wichert
and their surrounding townships.
St. Anne
Community High School Our mission is to engage the entire community in
developing all students into effective communicators, independent thinkers,
co-operative and creative problem solvers who personify strong character, and
meet high academic standards.
Kankakee A&J Disposal
Communities rely on us to provide residential services including garbage, yard
waste, and recycling pickup.
Household Garbage
Household garbage is picked up every week.
95-gallon garbage carts on wheels have been provided
to each resident.
Additional garbage carts are available for an
additional fee.
Garbage may be placed in your own 35-gallon cans for
pickup (up to 3 cans per week).
Yard Waste
Yard waste season is April 1st - November 30th.
Grass clippings, leaves, dirt, branches, etc. are
considered yard waste and must NOT be mixed with your garbage.
All yard waste must be placed in brown paper yard
waste bags. Each bag must have a yard waste sticker attached to it for
pickup. Yard waste bags can be found at most local grocery and hardware
stores.
Click here to request yard waste stickers in the mail.
When putting branches out for pick up, they should be
cut in 3-4 foot lengths, no wider than 6 inches in diameter and placed into
the yard waste bags or tied with twine or string into reasonable sized
bundles. Each bundle must also have a yard waste sticker attached in order
to be picked up.
Economic Alliance for Kankakee County The Economic Alliance for Kankakee County is
the single point of contact for businesses looking to expand or locate into any
of the twenty communities that make up Kankakee County, Illinois.
Kankakee County Soil and Water
Conservation District The Kankakee County Soil and Water
Conservation District will inform the public on the value of the environment
through activities that advocate the wise use of our natural resources by
working cooperatively with other agencies and organizations.
Kankakee County Convention and
Visitors Bureau
Bring your family to Kankakee County for your summer
vacation! Already live in Kankakee County? Well then take a "stay-cation" and
vacation in your own hometown!
2010 Census
The 2010 Census is one year away and preparations are in full swing. Activities
to lay the groundwork for the nationwide effort to count everyone residing in
the United States are visible across the country. 2010 Census data inform
critical decisions from congressional representation to the allocation of more
than $435 billion annually in federal funds. Beginning in April and May 2009,
United States residents will see that the 2010 Census is under way in their
communities through operational milestones including:
Address Canvassing: Approximately 140,000 census workers,
hired from within each local community, will cover most neighborhoods to
identify each residential address. This will help ensure everyone residing in
the United States receives a 2010 Census questionnaire. This is the first
visible sign that the decennial census is approaching and the first use of
handheld technology by the Census Bureau. The result of this effort will be
the most comprehensive U.S. address list in existence.
Partnership Recruitment: Partnerships with for-profit and
non-profit organizations and government entities are vital to raising
awareness of and increasing participation in this historic event. More than
250 national partners have already signed on to spread the message that
achieving a complete and accurate count is important in 2010.
Census in Schools: Throughout April 2009, every school in
the country will receive a letter of interest encouraging principals and
teachers to sign on and participate in the K-12 Census in Schools program.
Schools will receive their Census in Schools instructional materials in the
Fall of 2009. Students will be able to experience the Census In Schools
program throughout the 2009-2010 school year.
