Dixmoor, IL officials extended a boil order after a water main break on Spaulding Street out of an abundance of caution.
DIXMOOR, Ill. -- South Suburban Dixmoor will receive $2 million in federal money Friday to help with the village's water issues.
Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle and other elected officials will present a check to the village for a new water main project. Last month, the village president said it would take said it would take $15-$20 million to fix the infrastructure. That's when 3,900 residents of DixmoorThe mayor said he was applying for federal grants and looking for help from the county and state to help fix the aging infrastructure.
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