Campton Hills Phone Directory

The Campton Hills phone directory lists every village department number, office address, and set of hours you might need. Campton Hills is in Kane County with a population near 10,900. It was incorporated in 2007, making it one of the newest villages in the area. Village Hall at 40W310 LaFox Road handles most government business, and the main phone line is 630-584-5700. Staff at the front desk can point you to any department. This page gives you direct numbers for administration, police, building and zoning, and the FOIA office. Use the search tool below or scroll through each section to find contacts for Campton Hills offices.

Campton Hills Village Hall Contacts

Campton Hills Village Hall is at 40W310 LaFox Road, Suite N2, Campton Hills, IL 60175. The main number is 630-584-5700. Hours run Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. This is a relatively small village government, so the staff handles a wide range of questions at the front desk. Walk-ins are welcome during office hours. If you need to discuss a specific permit or document, calling ahead is a good idea so staff can have things ready when you arrive.

The Village of Campton Hills website is the official online source for department info, meeting agendas, codes, and village news.

The site is well organized and covers each department with its own page and contact details.

The Village Administrator is Mark Rooney. He oversees day-to-day operations and can be reached at mrooney@camptonhills.illinois.gov. The Administration and Finance department handles budgets, financial planning, and general village business. Campton Hills is a smaller village, so the administrative team wears a lot of hats. One call to the main line at 630-584-5700 can usually get you routed to the right person fast, since there are fewer layers to go through compared to a larger city.

Campton Hills Department Phone Numbers

Campton Hills organizes its government into a few core departments. Administration and Finance handles village budgets, payroll, and general operations. Building and Zoning covers permits, inspections, and code compliance. The police department handles law enforcement. Because the village is relatively new and smaller in size, each department works closely with the others, and staff can often answer questions that cross department lines without needing a transfer.

Key Campton Hills phone numbers:

• Village Main: 630-584-5700
• Police Non-Emergency: 630-232-8400
• Police Administrative: 630-584-0330
• Village Clerk: 630-524-6250
• Police Fax: 630-584-5775

The Building and Zoning department is the office to contact for any construction, renovation, or property improvement questions. They handle permits, plan reviews, and inspections. The permit clerk can be reached at permits@camptonhills.illinois.gov. If you are thinking about a project on your property, this is the first office to call. They can walk you through the permit process and let you know what codes and regulations apply to your lot. The village codes and regulations page has detailed information on building standards and zoning rules.

Note: Campton Hills Village Hall hours are 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on weekdays.

Police Phone Numbers in Campton Hills

The Campton Hills Police Department is at 115 Campton Crossings Drive, Campton Hills, IL 60175. For emergencies, call 911. The non-emergency dispatch number is 630-232-8400. This line goes through the Kane County dispatch center. The administrative number is 630-584-0330, which you can use during business hours for questions about records, community programs, or general department information.

Under the Illinois Freedom of Information Act (5 ILCS 140), you can request police department phone directories and staff contact lists. For police FOIA requests, contact Chief James Levand at jlevand@camptonhills.illinois.gov or call 630-524-6250. The department has five business days to respond to any FOIA request. The Campton Hills Police phone numbers page lists all department lines in one place on the village website.

Campton Hills sits in Kane County. Some calls may involve the Kane County Sheriff for matters outside village limits. The police department can help direct you to the right agency when needed. Always call 911 for anything that requires an immediate response.

FOIA Requests in Campton Hills

Campton Hills keeps detailed records of department contacts, staff info, and village correspondence. You can file a FOIA request for any public document, including phone directories and staff lists. The village has a FOIA request page on its website with an online form and instructions. Two officers handle requests depending on the type.

For non-police records, the FOIA officer is Tracy Johnson. Reach her at tjohnson@camptonhills.illinois.gov or 630-524-6250. For police records, FOIA requests go to Chief James Levand at jlevand@camptonhills.illinois.gov. Both follow the same five-business-day response timeline set by state law. You can also mail your request to Campton Hills Village Hall at 40W270 LaFox Road, Suite B, Campton Hills, IL 60175.

The village fee schedule is fair. Black and white copies under 50 pages are free. Beyond that, it is $0.15 per page. Electronic records cost whatever the recording medium costs. PDF production runs between $20 and $100 depending on file size. If staff time goes past eight hours, additional charges may apply. Most simple requests, like a current phone directory or staff list, fall well under these thresholds and should not cost you anything.

Note: FOIA requests under 50 pages in black and white are free of charge in Campton Hills.

Campton Hills Directory and Local Records

Under the Illinois Local Records Act (50 ILCS 205), the village must keep and preserve all public records. That includes phone directories, staff lists, and department contact sheets. Campton Hills archives these documents and makes them available through the clerk's office or the FOIA process. Past directories and old staff lists can be pulled on request.

The village clerk at 630-524-6250 is the best first call for any records question in Campton Hills. The clerk handles meeting minutes, official resolutions, and board records. If you need a document that is not posted on the village website, the clerk can either provide it directly or walk you through how to file a formal request.

State agencies follow the same records rules as villages, so knowing the process at one level helps when dealing with records at the other.

How to Use This Phone Directory

Start by figuring out which office handles your issue. Most village services go through Village Hall at 630-584-5700. Police matters use the non-emergency line at 630-232-8400 or the admin line at 630-584-0330. Court and property tax questions go through Kane County. If you are not sure, the main village number is always a safe first call.

Tips for reaching Campton Hills offices:

• Call between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. on weekdays
• Email the village administrator for non-urgent questions
• Use the online FOIA form for records requests
• Contact the permit clerk for building questions
• Dial 911 for any emergency

Campton Hills is a smaller village, and staff is usually quick to pick up or return calls. The police dispatch line is staffed at all hours. If you need a number not listed on this page, check the village website or call the main line. The front desk can usually connect you to the right person on the first try.

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Kane County Phone Directory

Campton Hills is in Kane County. County offices handle property tax assessments, vital records, and court filings. If your question involves county government rather than village government, the Kane County phone directory page has the right contacts. The county seat is in Geneva, just a few miles east of Campton Hills. Many residents need both village and county numbers depending on their situation, so keeping both directories bookmarked is a good habit.