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SOUTH BELOIT

Revitalizing the Present.
Re-imagining the Future.

Welcome to the City of South Beloit. Our location, reasonable housing costs, and friendly residents make South Beloit a great place to live, work, learn, and play.

Good schools, beautiful parks, and easy access are just some of the reasons to live, work and visit here. Manufacturing and retail businesses realize the great value of being part of the city.

The City of South Beloit is committed to providing fiscally responsible, highly dependable quality services with integrity and professionalism.

News & Notices

NOTICE: Statement Regarding False Mass Text Message Sent to Residents South Beloit, Illinois — December 3, 2025

South Beloit Official Statement

Spring Open Burning Period April 4 – May 17th, 2026

The spring open burning period in South Beloit will be April 4, 2026, through May 17, 2026, during the hours of 8am till 6pm

Spring Open Burn Press Release

Comprehensive Study for the City of South Beloit Fire & Emergency Medical Services

South Beloit BFEMS Study

Statement Regarding Intergovernmental Agreement with Town Of Beloit for Fire Staffing Services

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Employment Opportunties - Public Works

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Ordinance 2842
South Beloit Even / Odd Parking Changes

Ordinance 2842 Details

South Beloit Sewer Rate Study

2025 Sewer Rate Study

Prairie Hill Road Bridge Closure

Prairie Hill Road between IL Route 2 (Blackhawk Boulevard) and South Bluff Road, in the vicinity of the Village of Rockton and the City of South Beloit, will be closed to traffic for replacement of the Prairie Hill Road bridge over the Rock River. Local traffic will have access on either side of the bridge. Depending on the weather, work is scheduled to start on Monday February 2, 2026 and it’s anticipated to be completed by the end of November, 2026. The duration of the work and road closure is dependent on the weather. Please use caution in construction zones and plan to use alternate routes.

State awards South Beloit $600K for neighborhood park at Nature At The Confluence

SOUTH BELOIT, Illinois (February 2, 2026) – The City of South Beloit will move forward with a long-awaited neighborhood park at Nature at the Confluence after securing a $600,000 grant through the Illinois Department of Natural Resources’ Open Space Lands Acquisition and Development (OSLAD) Program. The funding will support the development of a park that expands public access to outdoor recreation near the Rock River, increases public accessibility to existing trails that wind along Kelly Creek
and Turtle Creek and strengthens connections within the neighborhood. “This project has been a priority for our community,” South Beloit Mayor Tom Fitzgerald said. “By
locating the park at Nature At The Confluence, we’re creating a welcoming gathering place that supports
recreation, education and the physical and mental well-being of our residents and visitors.”

Press Release

Development Plan