Yorkville Public Works Facility

Witness the transformation of 3128 Boombah Boulevard in Yorkville, Illinois, as a state-of-the-art 150,600 sq. ft. Public Works and Parks Facility takes shape. This time-lapse captures the construction of the facility, including a Salt Dome, Storage Bins, and a fuel station, highlighting the progress from groundbreaking to completion.

About United City of Yorkville:

Nestled in Kendall County, the United City of Yorkville  embodies the perfect blend of small-town charm and convenient access to big-city amenities. With a population of 21,533, Yorkville is strategically positioned approximately 60 miles west of Chicago and benefits from a well-connected transportation network. The convergence of Illinois Highways 34, 47, 71, and 126, along with easy access to I-88, I-80, and I-55, makes Yorkville a prime destination for both residential and commercial growth. As the county seat of Kendall County—one of the fastest-growing counties in Illinois—Yorkville continues to attract new residents and businesses seeking a welcoming community with ample opportunities.

Yorkville’s appeal lies in its inviting atmosphere and the quality of life it offers to its residents. Families are drawn to the city’s safe neighborhoods, strong educational programs, and diverse recreational activities. Outdoor enthusiasts enjoy cycling, canoeing, hiking, and a variety of community events, particularly during the summer months. Known as the city with a "river in its heart," Yorkville takes pride in the Fox River, which serves as a hub for outdoor adventure and relaxation. Canoeing, kayaking, and riverside picnics are weekend favorites, while Silver Springs State Park and the Hoover Education Center offer endless opportunities for exploration, biking, and family-friendly fun. Yorkville embraces its rich history while continuing to build a vibrant future for its residents and visitors.