Search Roselle Phone Directory

The Roselle phone directory lists every village department along with direct phone numbers and office details. Roselle is a village in DuPage County with a population of about 22,752. Village Hall sits at 31 S. Prospect Street, and the main phone number is 630-980-2000. The village runs departments for police, fire, public works, finance, and development services, each with its own line. This page pulls those contacts together so you can reach the right office without digging through the whole village website. Scroll down for department numbers or use the search tool to get started.

Roselle Village Hall Phone Directory

Roselle Village Hall is at 31 S. Prospect Street, Roselle, IL 60172. The main phone number is 630-980-2000. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The front desk can transfer you to any department in the building if you are not sure which office handles your issue.

The Village of Roselle website is the best online source for department contacts, meeting agendas, and village services.

The state site links to local government contact pages across Illinois, including DuPage County villages like Roselle.

The Village Clerk's office handles records requests, meeting minutes, business licenses, and official village documents. You can reach the clerk through the main village number at 630-980-2000. The clerk's office is inside Village Hall and keeps regular business hours. If you need a certified copy of a village document, calling ahead to confirm availability is a good idea.

The mayor's office can be reached at 630-671-2807. For questions about village policy, board decisions, or community issues that don't fit neatly into one department, the mayor's office is often the right place to start. They can also direct you to the correct department if needed.

Roselle Department Phone Contacts

Roselle has several departments, each with its own direct phone line. The list below covers the main numbers you might need. If a department is not listed here, call the main line at 630-980-2000 and ask to be transferred.

• Village Hall Main Line: 630-980-2000
• Mayor's Office: 630-671-2807
• Police Department: 630-980-2025
• Fire Department: 630-980-2043
• Public Works: 630-980-2020
• Finance Department: 630-980-2000
• Development and Engineering Services: 630-980-2000

The Roselle staff directory lets you search by name or department. It lists direct extensions for individual employees across all village offices. If you know the person you need to reach, that page is the fastest way to find their number.

Public works at 630-980-2020 covers streets, water, sewers, and snow removal. Call that number for pothole reports, water main issues, or questions about trash and recycling schedules. The department keeps its own hours and may have a different schedule than Village Hall during severe weather events.

Police Phone Numbers in Roselle

The Roselle Police Department is at 103 S. Prospect Street, right next to Village Hall. The non-emergency number is 630-980-2025. For emergencies, always dial 911. The non-emergency line handles noise complaints, parking issues, and follow-ups on past reports. It is staffed around the clock.

Roselle uses DU-COMM for emergency dispatch services. DU-COMM is the consolidated dispatch center for DuPage County. When you call 911 from Roselle, DU-COMM handles the call and sends the right response unit. For non-emergency police matters, call the department directly at 630-980-2025 rather than going through dispatch.

If your concern falls outside village limits, the DuPage County Sheriff's Office handles unincorporated areas. The Roselle police can usually direct you to the right agency if you call them first.

Roselle Fire Department Contacts

The Roselle Fire Department can be reached at 630-980-2043. For fire emergencies, dial 911. The department number is for non-emergency questions like inspection scheduling, fire safety programs, and general inquiries. The fire department also handles emergency medical response calls within the village.

If you need a copy of a fire report or inspection record, you can request it through the fire department or file a FOIA request through the village clerk. Reports are usually available within a few business days for routine requests.

FOIA and Public Records in Roselle

The Village of Roselle follows the Illinois Freedom of Information Act (5 ILCS 140) for all records requests. Phone directories, staff contact lists, department budgets, and meeting minutes are all public records. You can submit a FOIA request to the village clerk's office in person, by mail, or through the village website.

The village must respond within five business days under state law. Most requests for basic contact information or phone lists are filled quickly. Some records may take longer if they need to be reviewed for exemptions. Employee home addresses and personal cell numbers are typically exempt, but work numbers and office contacts are public.

Under the Illinois Local Records Act (50 ILCS 205), the village must preserve all official records. That includes past phone directories, archived staff lists, and historical department contacts. The clerk's office can help you track down older records if they are still on file.

The state FOIA contacts page lists officers for state agencies, which is useful if your search goes beyond village government.

How to Use This Phone Directory

Start by figuring out which department handles your issue. Village services go through Village Hall at 630-980-2000. Court matters and property taxes go through DuPage County. Building permits and zoning questions go through the development and engineering office. If you are not sure, call the main line and the front desk will transfer you.

Most Roselle offices are open Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The police non-emergency line at 630-980-2025 is available around the clock. For numbers not listed on this page, check the village staff directory or call the main line and ask by department name.

Nearby Cities Phone Directory

Roselle is in the northwest suburbs of Chicago, close to several other DuPage County communities. Bloomingdale is nearby but does not currently have its own page on this site. The cities listed below are the nearest communities with full phone directory pages available.

DuPage County Phone Directory

Roselle is in DuPage County. County offices handle property tax assessments, vital records, and court filings. If your question involves county government rather than village government, use the DuPage County phone directory page for the right contacts. Many Roselle residents need both village and county numbers depending on what they are dealing with. DuPage County offices are in Wheaton, about a 20-minute drive from Roselle.