The Annual New Sidewalk Program serves to create a pedestrian-friendly environment throughout Naperville by programmatically installing sidewalk in identified gap locations.  This program provides pedestrian facilities that are safe, accessible, continuous, connected to destinations, and aesthetically pleasing.  The merits of a pedestrian-friendly environment include increased travel mode choice, connections to community facilities such as schools, parks, and libraries, and social and recreational opportunities.

A meeting held with City staff that provides prospective tenants with an understanding of the fees and permitting requirements for their project. Tenant Buildout permits are required for any new tenant occupancies.

These are the projects that the City is projecting to borrow for in calendar year 2017. These projects include both capital upgrade and maintenance projects from a variety of departments that reinvest in the City's infrastructure.

This is a log of the City's annual curbside leaf collection process. Dozens of different pieces of equipment are used to collected leaves from City streets and deposit them at various locations around town.

List of projects in the 2019 calendar year Capital Improvement Program (CIP)

Number of Fire personnel that have completed Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) training

This dataset provides a historical summary of the number of transactions processed on a monthly basis and the number of checks, Electronic Fund Transfers (EFTs), or wires processed on a monthly basis. This data is indicative of the workload of the City's accounts payable function.

Open Budget Revenues dataset

A meeting held with City staff that provides prospective property owners with an understanding of the process, fees, and submittals that will be required for their project. Concept meetings are encouraged (but not required) for new development and redevelopment projects