Campton Hills is a village in Kane County, about 45 miles west of downtown Chicago. Incorporated in 2007 to preserve its semi-rural character, the village spans over 16 square miles of Campton and Plato townships. With a population of about 10,700, it is one of the newest municipalities in Illinois and features low-density residential areas, equestrian properties, and open spaces.
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Meetings
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Apr 9Planning and Zoning CommissionVideoMar 25Village Board of TrusteesVideoMar 20Village Board of TrusteesVideoMar 4Village Board of TrusteesVideoFeb 27Village Board of TrusteesVideoFeb 18Village Board of TrusteesVideoFeb 18Special Meeting of the Corporate Authorities of the Village of Campton HillsVideoFeb 13Planning and Zoning CommissionVideoRecent News
All news →Panel to meet Monday on proposed Campton Hills TIF district
Panel to meet Monday on proposed Campton Hills TIF district Daily Herald
Campton Hills panel to consider $90M taxing district for LaFox development
Campton Hills panel to consider $90M taxing district for LaFox development Shaw Local
Campton Hills Treasurer Patsy Smith keeps post after move to rescind her appointment fails
Campton Hills Treasurer Patsy Smith keeps post after move to rescind her appointment fails Shaw Local
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