Phone: (815) 784-2327|Email: info@genoa-il.com

Utility Billing Notice

The City of Genoa is experiencing issues with utility bills being uploaded to Invoice Cloud (the City’s utility billing software) due to a software upgrade. This means that anyone signed up through Invoice Cloud to receive their bill via email has not received their October bill that is typically sent the first of the month. For anyone who receives their bill via regular mail, online bill payments are currently unavailable. City Staff is working diligently to rectify the situation.
 
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your patience while we work through this process. Once the online bill payments are available again, we will post notice.

Petitions for Candidacy for Elected Positions

City of Genoa, Illinois

Petitions for Candidacy for Mayor, City Clerk and 4 Aldermen positions are now available.  The petitions are for candidates to be placed on the ballot for the consolidated general election being held April 1, 2025.

These positions are the elected representation of the citizens of Genoa and serve a four-year term.

Packets are available here or may be picked up at City Hall, 333 E First Street. For further information, please contact the City Clerk at (815) 784-2327. 

Street Projects Update

The resurfacing of Prairie Street, a portion of Evans Avenue, a portion of First Street, and Hickory Drive will begin on Monday, July 1st! Pavement removal will not begin until after July 4th. Residents in these areas will continue to receive construction updates.
 
Portions of Hill Street and Sycamore Street will also be paved later this summer- a start date will be shared once received from the contractor.

2024 Community Garage Sales

The 2024 Community Garage Sales will be taking place July 11th, 12th, and 13th!  To  have your  address  included  on  the  map,  please contact  City  Hall  at  (815) 784-2327.  A list  of  sales  will  be  posted the  week  of  the  sales.

UDO Update- Share Your Feedback Here!

The City of Genoa its Unified Development Ordinance (UDO). This ordinance establishes development regulations in the City of Genoa. A few examples include:

  • setbacks 
  • zoning types
  • signage
  • use charts
  • lighting

The City of Genoa and local stakeholders will embark on a community-based process that will align Genoa’s development regulations, land-use practices, and community vision with its 2023 Comprehensive Land Use Plan. This updated UDO will help direct Genoa’s future growth and build its economic strength.

We are currently collecting public feedback regarding zoning, land use, and development via the link here.

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