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Plato Township: Planning the Future, Preserving the Past
The rural tradition of our township endures, side-by-side with growth and development.
Founded in 1835, Plato Township's 36 square miles includes rolling farmland, country roads, and town centers, as well as residential subdivisions and commercial development.
Past and Present:
Plato Township began in the 1800's as a quiet farming community with approximately 200 residents. Today, Plato is a bustling suburban hub of northern Illinois.
The Future:
The spirit of our community is its people. Today, Plato's residents and elected officials are working together to preserve its heritage while preparing for tomorrow. We invite both new and long-time residents to join us in building Plato's future.
Electronic Waste Home Collection Tuesday, June 25th
Member Larry Trainor, May 30
Plato Township Collection Requirements
Submit a request online by scanning
the QR code on your post card, or contact LRS
directly if you did not receive a card.
Electronics must be curbside by
6:00 AM.
Limit of seven items per request.
Maximum of two TVs or monitors.
(TVs not exceeding 60 inches or 100 pounds).
LRS ACCEPTED ELECTRONIC ITEMS
Cable Receivers
Cellular Phones
Computers
Desktops
Laptops
Notebooks
Tablets
Digital ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Plato Township Assessor will be retiring after over 35 years of service.
May 06
After over 35 years of service, I will be retiring from the office of Plato Township Assessor. It has been my privilege to serve the people of Plato in a time of rapid expansion and change, and I wish only the best to all of the people here as they seek to guide our township into what I hope is a bright and prosperous future.
It is important to me that the office maintains continuity in a time ... (Full Story)
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Plato Park is open
Member Larry Trainor, April 08
The park was scheduled to open April 1st but that has been postponed due flooding.
There is still a large amount of water draining into the park from the Stonecrest pond system.
The park is draining as it should , the ground is highly saturated due to reoccurring weekly rain storms we have had.
The park will be fully opened when the fields have dried down enough to maintain them with out tracking ... (Full Story)
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