Warrenville is a city in DuPage County, Illinois. Settled in 1833 and incorporated in 1967, it blends small-town heritage with modern development including the Cantera mixed-use district along the I-88 corridor.
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All events →Apr 16CityTourism and Arts Commission Meeting7:00 PMApr 18CommunityCrafty Cafe at Warrenville Public Library (Ages 18 and up)2:00 PMApr 20CommunityCaregivers of Neurodivergent Individuals Meet-Up at Warrenville Public Library (Ages 18 and up)6:00 PMApr 20CityCity Council Meeting6:30 PMApr 21CityEnvironmental Advisory Commission Meeting7:00 PMApr 21CityInclusion, Diversity, Equity and Awareness Commission7:00 PMApr 23CommunityBargain Gardens at Warrenville Public Library (Ages 18 and up)7:00 PMApr 23CityPlan Commission/Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting7:00 PM
Recent News
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Stay Connected With the City Everywhere You Go!
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NewsAPR 06, 2026
Resident Rescued From House Fire In Warrenville
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NewsMAR 27, 2026
Before You Ride: Bike Safety Tips
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