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VOTE YES
Park Renewal Levy
November 3rd.
This November 3rd, residents of the Village will be able to ensure that the Village park facilities continue to receive the funding needed to provide an enjoyable experience for all who visit. How can you support the park system? By voting ‘YES’ on the ‘Park Renewal Levy.’ This 1-mill renewal levy will continue to generate $13,200 per year to cover the cost of operating the park system, including mowing, repairs, replacing broken equipment, and other general maintenance. On November 3rd. please vote ‘YES’ on the ‘Park Renewal Levy’ to help keep your park system safe, clean, and well maintained for everyone who uses it.
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Main - Market & Beyond Community Events
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On the 21st. of November 2022, Danville Council passed Ordinance 2022-5 establishing a $250.00 fine for LITTERING in the Village of Danville. We are leaving this posting on our website to remind the public of this new law. Enforcement of the NO LITTERING law is in effect.
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Recycle
Recycling bins have been placed to the rear of the Memorial Park off Tough Street.
The bins are furnished through a partnership between the Village, the Knox County Recycling and Litter Prevention, the DKMM Solid Waste District, Rumpke Recycling, and the Danville High School's environmental classes. Additional information may be found at DKMM.org The recycling bins will be under camera surveillance by the Danville Police Department. Chief Monte Vance encourages all who use the recycling bins to please adhere to all posted rules for the use of this service to ensure its continued availability to our citizens.
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Health Links
The links below will be updated periodically.
Apply for a scholarship
With few exceptions (such as the Watkins First-Knox, the Utica Class of 1956, and the Harold Smith Utica High School Scholarships) applicants must reside in Knox County or (in some cases) attend a Knox County high school.