The City is conducting a competitive nationwide search, as well as considering internal candidates, to fill the role of Police Chief. Share your opinions on priorities for the next Police Chief through an online survey, which can be submitted anonymously and takes less than five minutes to complete.

Opening Saturday, May 25: Lakeside Splashzone, Lake Storey Beach, Lincoln Park pool, Rotary Park Splashpad, Kiwanis Park Splashpad. Opening mid-June: ON Custer wading pool, HT Custer wading pool

Mulch and compost are available to Galesburg residents free of charge at the oversized brush drop-off site, located at 636 Pickard Road, just west of Farm King on West Main Street. The products are available to pick up during the facilities operating hours, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., seasonally. The facility operates mid-March through mid-November each year. Mulch and compost are provided on a self-serve basis and residents should bring their own shovel to load the material.

Galesburg Police Chief David Christensen announced his upcoming retirement, after serving over 36 years with the Galesburg Police Department, the last 13 of which he led the department as Police Chief. The City of Galesburg is conducting a competitive nationwide search, as well as considering internal candidates, to fill the role of Police Chief.

The City of Galesburg is using Public Service Request (PSR) to process requests for service. Learn how to access the program through the City’s website or the app.

The Illinois Power Agency recently announced that they have allocated the adjustable block program discretionary capacity to ensure all distributed generation solar energy projects submitted prior to the February 2019 deadline will be accepted into the Long-term Renewable Resource Procurement plan. As a result of this announcement, the City of Galesburg, along with its solar development partner Community Power Group, plan to build a 1.375 Mega Watt solar farm that will provide close to 100% of t​

The City of Galesburg Parks and Recreation Master Plan and Comprehensive Plan were both recently adopted after an extensive planning process, which included community engagement and research in order to develop plans that are an accurate reflection of the community. Both of the finalized plans are available on the front page of the City’s website.

The 2018 assessment notices were mailed and changes published in The Register-Mail on Friday, December 28, 2018. The deadline for a taxpayer to file a complaint to the Knox County Board of Review is Tuesday, January 29, 2019. The completed complaint form must be filed in one of the Assessor's offices no later than 4 P.M. If a taxpayer would like to file an appeal, he/she can get the appeal form and complaint procedures from the document section of the website or the Assessor's office.

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Information on the Galesburg Promise Scholarship.