City of Bloomington Township

06/08/2026

Save this to BEAT THE HEAT! 🔥

06/08/2026

Does your registered 501c3 non profit organization need funding for services or programs designed for senior citizens, to combat youth delinquency, or provide assistance to low income residents of Normal Township?

Each year Normal Township provides funding for eligible organizations and our requests for funding proposals are now open!

Proposals will be voted on at the August 18th, 2026 general board meeting and dispersed at the end of August.

The maximum request level for an organization is $20,000 and Normal Township has a total of $40,000 available for fiscal year 2027.

Send your proposal to Normal Township Supervisor, Krystle Able for consideration at [email protected]

or by bringing a paper copy to 304 E Mulberry, Normal, Illinois, 61761 during office hours Monday through Thursday 8 am - 4:30 pm (closed 12-1 for lunch)

06/08/2026

💦 Did you know that the O'Neil Aquatics Center hosts a River Walk on Mondays and Wednesdays in the summer? 🌞

💦 The River Walk offers a fun way to work out at your own pace with low-impact walking or running in the Lazy River! 💪

👤 Ages 16+
📆 June 2-August 6
⏰ 9:00-10:30 AM
💸 $5 (FREE with a Season Pass)

06/08/2026

Stay safe and dry,!

12:40pm. Heavy rain and storms continue to push east this afternoon.

06/08/2026

An incredible resource in our community.

As Mental Health Awareness Month comes to an end, let’s remember: every day is an opportunity to prioritize mental well-being. 💚
Keep the conversations open, the support strong, and the kindness flowing. Together, we can build a world where mental health is always a priority.

You are valued, you are heard, and you are not alone. For mental health resources and support, visit chestnut.org or call 888.924.3786.

06/08/2026

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06/02/2026

Anyone lose some glasses at the BPAC on Monday evening? These were left on The City of Bloomington Township's registration table just outside of the auditorium.

05/27/2026

Thank you WMBD for featuring the P.O.T.S. Program and the City of Bloomington Township and all of it's incredible participants.
We are thankful to our community partners AB Hatchery & Garden Center, Casey's Garden Shop and Florist, Jeffrey Alans, Growing Grounds Garden Center & Florist, Heartland Community College, and Wendell Niepagen Greenhouses and Garden Center that have chosen to make space for a "Big Blue Bin" so that the amazing people of Bloomington-Normal call recycle their horticulture pots and trays.
We are also grateful for the hard work of the incredibly hard work of our National Asian Pacific Center on Aging (NAPCA) employees working alongside us in this endeavor.

YOU are all the REAL heroes.

P.O.T.S, a program in Bloomington, has been collecting plastic pots from local businesses, cleaning them, and palleting them to be recycled since 2008, keeping 123 metric tons of horticulture waste…