Elk Grove finishes $6.6 million public works upgrade
Elk Grove Village has finished a $6.6 million project to renovate its public works facility.
The village held a ribbon-cutting ceremony last week marking the completion of upgrades to the facility at 1635 Biesterfield Road.
Improvements included a facade overhaul, interior renovations to the 37-year-old building, a new salt barn and more storage space. A small plant nursery also is planned for the site.
The renovation is the first project of the village's Elk Grove 2025 infrastructure plan.
Other projects included in the eight-year overhaul include a two new fire stations, a public works facility, road and drainage improvements and pedestrian paths.
A new salt barn was part of a $6.6 million renovation of the public works facility at 1635 Biesterfield Road. The work also included a facade overhaul and the addition of storage space.
Courtesy of Elk Grove Village
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