Winfield Phone Directory Lookup

The Winfield phone directory covers all village government departments and their contact numbers in this DuPage County community west of Chicago. Winfield has a population of about 10,095 and sits between Wheaton and West Chicago along the West Branch of the DuPage River. Village Hall on Jewell Road serves as the main point for government services and phone inquiries. Most departments share a single main number, which keeps things straightforward. This page gathers the key phone numbers, addresses, and office details so you can reach the right department quickly.

Winfield Village Hall Phone Numbers

Winfield Village Hall is at 27W465 Jewell Road, Winfield, IL 60190. The main phone number is 630-933-7100. Village Hall is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The front desk can route your call to any department in the building. Walk-ins are welcome during business hours, but calling ahead can save you time if you just need a quick answer or want to confirm that a specific office is available when you plan to stop by.

The Village of Winfield website is the main online portal for village services and department contacts.

The site links to each department page and provides phone numbers, email addresses, and online service tools.

The administration office handles general village operations. Call 630-933-7100 to reach them. If you are not sure which department deals with your concern, start with the front desk. Staff there field all types of calls and can get you to the right person. Winfield is a smaller community, so the staff tend to know exactly who handles what and can route your call quickly. The staff directory on the village website also lists direct contacts for each department if you want to look someone up before calling.

Winfield Village Clerk Office

The Winfield Village Clerk can be reached at 630-933-7100 or by email at info@villageofwinfield.com. The village clerk's page on the Winfield website has more about available services and forms. The clerk's office handles official village records, meeting minutes, ordinances, and public document requests. If you need a copy of a village record or want to find out where a particular document is filed, this is the office to contact.

Under the Illinois Local Records Act (50 ILCS 205), the village must keep and preserve all public records. That includes phone directories, staff contact lists, and department organizational charts. The clerk's office is responsible for making sure these records stay on file and are available to the public on request. Old directories and archived contact sheets should all be accessible through this office if you submit a request.

The clerk also deals with business licenses, liquor licenses, and other local permits. If you are starting a new business in Winfield or need to renew a permit, this is the first office to call.

Note: Email requests to info@villageofwinfield.com are a fast way to reach the clerk for non-urgent questions.

Police Phone Numbers for Winfield

The Winfield Police Department non-emergency line is 630-933-7160. Always call 911 for real emergencies. The non-emergency number connects you to the police desk, where staff can help with reports, general questions, and service requests that do not need an immediate response. Noise complaints, past-incident reports, and parking problems all go through this line. The police office is at the same Jewell Road address as Village Hall.

The Winfield Police page on the village website has more about services, safety programs, and how to reach specific units within the department.

Winfield police handle a range of calls beyond crime response. Animal control, traffic concerns, and welfare checks all come through the non-emergency desk. If you are not sure whether something warrants a 911 call, use the non-emergency line and the dispatcher will escalate if needed. The department also coordinates with DuPage County dispatch through DuPage Public Safety Communications (DuComm) for emergency services across the county.

Under 5 ILCS 140, the Illinois Freedom of Information Act, you can request phone directories and staff lists from the Winfield Police Department. Most routine requests get processed within five business days through the village clerk's office.

FOIA and Public Records in Winfield

The Illinois Freedom of Information Act (5 ILCS 140) gives you the right to request public records from the Village of Winfield. Phone directories, staff lists, department budgets, meeting minutes, and contracts are all available through a FOIA request. The village must respond within five business days. If the request is large or complex, the village can extend the response window by up to five additional days with written notice to you.

To file a request, contact the village clerk at 630-933-7100 or email info@villageofwinfield.com. You can submit your request in writing by mail to Village Hall at 27W465 Jewell Road, by hand delivery, or by email. The clerk reviews each request and either provides the records or explains any exemptions that apply. Most routine requests for things like phone lists and contact info get filled quickly without any problems.

A written request gives you a paper trail. That makes it easier to follow up if you do not hear back within the five-day window. Keep a copy of what you send and note the date. If your request is denied, you have the right to appeal to the Illinois Attorney General's Public Access Counselor.

Winfield Village Services Directory

Winfield runs several departments that handle daily services for residents. The village departments page on the website lists each one with contact info. Public Works takes care of streets, water, sewer, and infrastructure. Building and zoning handles permits, inspections, and code enforcement. All of these departments can be reached through the main Village Hall number at 630-933-7100.

For water and sewer billing questions, the utility office at Village Hall can help. They handle new accounts, billing disputes, and payment processing. You can call the main number and ask for the utility department, or stop by Village Hall in person during business hours. Winfield also has a community events program that coordinates local gatherings and volunteer efforts throughout the year.

The Illinois state government portal can help with state-level services outside village jurisdiction.

For driver services, vital records, and state agency contacts, the state website is a good starting point.

Winfield also works with DuPage County on services that cross local boundaries. Property tax questions go through the DuPage County Assessor, not the village. Court filings and county records go through the DuPage County Circuit Clerk in Wheaton. If you call Village Hall with a county-level question, the staff can usually give you the right county number so you do not have to search for it yourself.

Using the Winfield Phone Directory

Getting through to the right office in Winfield is simple. The main number at 630-933-7100 handles most calls. For police non-emergency, use 630-933-7160. The front desk will transfer you if you are not sure which department you need. Village Hall is open weekdays from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Here are some tips for calling Winfield village offices:

• Call 630-933-7100 for the main Village Hall line
• Dial 630-933-7160 for police non-emergency
• Always call 911 for emergencies
• Visit Village Hall at 27W465 Jewell Road for in-person help
• Email info@villageofwinfield.com for general inquiries

If you need something the village does not handle, like county records or court filings, those go through DuPage County offices in Wheaton. The village staff at the front desk can usually give you the county number if you are not sure where to call. Many Winfield residents need both village and county contacts at different times, and having both sets of numbers handy saves a lot of back and forth when you need to get something done.

Nearby Cities Phone Directory

West Chicago borders Winfield to the west and north. Wheaton, the DuPage County seat, is just to the east. Carol Stream is north of Winfield along the county line. Warrenville sits to the south along Butterfield Road. Glen Ellyn is southeast of Winfield and has a busy downtown area. Each of these communities has its own phone directory page on this site with local government contact details.

DuPage County Phone Directory

Winfield is in DuPage County. County-level 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 contact info. The county courthouse in Wheaton is where most county business takes place, and their offices cover everything from the circuit clerk to the county assessor to the recorder of deeds. Many Winfield residents interact with county offices for things the village does not handle, especially property taxes, court matters, and vital records like birth and death certificates.