City Hall 10025 Bunkum Rd Fairview Heights, IL 62208 618-489-2000 618-489-2099 (fax) EMERGENCY 9-1-1 Mayor - 489-2010 Police - 489-2100 Fire - 632-2121 City Clerk - 489-2000 Treasurer - 489-2050 Admin. Services - 489-2080 Land Use - 489-2060 Public Works - 489-2020 Parks & Rec. - 489-2040 Library - 489-2070 click below for: LISTING OF FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS HOTELS BULK/BIG TRASH PICK UP	WELCOME!     On behalf of the City of Fairview Heights, we extend warm greetings and a happy welcome to you. We thank you for choosing our community in which to reside. We are proud of our city and we invite you to attend one of our many fine churches. We do offer elementary education here in the city--two public and two elementary parochial schools.     As I travel around our beautiful city each day, I see so much that has been accomplished in the past few years. Fairview Heights, Southern Illinois “Crossroads of Prosperity,” has grown and prospered so, it's sometimes hard to believe that only three short decades ago we were “a wide spot in the road” between Collinsville and Belleville. Our businesses continue to flourish, our residents continue to enjoy living in one of only a handful of cities where no property taxes exist and our children continue to grow, be nourished and excel in one of the safest communities in the region. I feel that we are fulfilling our roll as a hub for retail activity, commerce, tourism and quality living, as no other community in our area, and as we head into the 21st century, rest assured that we will continue to keep the well being of our residents first and foremost as we move ahead with our plans for the city.     Our vast array of choices in shopping, dining, sites for business, housing and recreation, coupled with the quality of our school system, truly entitles us to proudly proclaim, "We live in Fairview Heights – We've Got It All-"     I would like to encourage each of you to patronize the many local businesses you will see in this directory. They are an important part of our city and certainly worthy of your business.     As mayor, my door is always open and I look forward to, and enjoy, meeting with our citizens regularly. Together, we have been successful in making Fairview Heights THE place in Southern Illinois to live, work, and play.     Our city government is composed of the following: Mayor Gail D. Mitchell, 489-2010 City Clerk Joe Kassly, 489-2000 Treasurer Mark T. Kupsky, 489-2050 Ward I Aldermen Gil Klein, 397-3984 Norm Miller, 398-6457 Ward II Aldermen Warren Baker , 398-0378 Roger Lowry, 397-3082 Ward III Aldermen Linda Hoppe, 397-4075 Pat Baeske, 277-2222 Ward IV Aldermen Carol Warner, 632-9652 Linda Arnold, 397-2185 Ward V Aldermen Bonnie Crosley, 277-2940 Scott Rich, 239-9235         Please call the Municipal Complex at 489-2000 to identify which ward you live in.         Feel free to call on any Elected official or staff member if you have concerns: City Administrator: Drew Awsumb 489-2030 Code Enforcement, Animal Control: Tim Tolliver, 489-2080 Planning, New Business Development: Tim Tolliver, 489-2060 Public Works, Streets: Bob Hotz, 489-2020 Parks: Terry Wilson, 489-2040 Law Enforcement: Police Chief Edward Delmore, 397-1680 Library Services: Debbie Owen, 489-2070         We are also served by two Volunteer Fire Departments: Chief Doyle, 632-2121 and Chief Cadell, 397-0288.         We offer many services to our residents, such as free quarterly bulk trash pick-up, voter registration, Notary Public Services, Senior Activities, Youth Activities, and beautiful parks. Our City Council meets the first and third Tuesday of every month at 7:30 p.m. at the Municipal Complex. We are very happy you are here, and we are here to serve.         Please call if we can be of any help. Welcome to Fairview Heights! Senior Citizens Services (618)489-2010 (Senior Center)      The Senior Center is the place to call regarding the use of the Fairview Heights Senior Center which is located in the lower level of the main city hall building at 10025 Bunkum Road. Throughout each month there are several senior citizens activities such as billiards and salad luncheons scheduled for any resident age 55 and over.     The Senior Center, on those weekdays or weekday evenings when it is not being using for a senior citizens activity, is also available to Fairview Heights for club meetings, birthday parties, receptions or other non-business related gatherings at no charge provided that a reservation is made and approved by the Fairview Heights Senior Advisory Board. The Senior Center is closed on weekends. { CLICK TO GO TO THE TOP } { HOME } { Contact Us } - { Calender of City Events } - { F.A.Q.s } - { Mayor's Office } - { Minutes & Agendas } - { City Clerk } - { Parks & Recreation } - { Police Department } - { Land Use & Development } - { Public Works } - { Alderman } - { Community Links } - { Fire Department } - { City Library } - { Emergency Services & Disaster Agency } - { City Code }