150 YEARS: In 2021, the Village of Dunlap will celebrate its 150th birthday!
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DUNLAP HIGH SCHOOL: Dunlap High School among top in the nation. DHS is ranked best in the state and the nation in a new, comprehensive ranking of most American high schools conducted by U.S. News & World Report. See article in Peoria Journal Star on May 1, 2019.
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DUNLAP A GOOD PLACE TO LIVE: A national real estate survey listed Dunlap as a very good place to buy a home in 2018. For more information about the survey, click here. The Village of Dunlap is also the lowest taxing body in Tri-County area.
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SRTS-The Village of Dunlap was named as recipient of the Safe Routes To School Grant by Governor Pritzker in April. The project is estimated to cost $200,000+ and is tentatively scheduled for Spring 2020. The improvements will include lighting, sidewalks, signage, median, refuge islands and a decrease in speed limit for the school crosswalk on Route 91 at Dunlap Valley Middle School. This is a graphical representation of the proposed improvements- Click here
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DUNLAP HIGH SCHOOL: Dunlap High School among top in the nation. DHS is ranked best in the state and the nation in a new, comprehensive ranking of most American high schools conducted by U.S. News & World Report. See article in Peoria Journal Star on May 1, 2019.
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DUNLAP A GOOD PLACE TO LIVE: A national real estate survey listed Dunlap as a very good place to buy a home in 2018. For more information about the survey, click here. The Village of Dunlap is also the lowest taxing body in Tri-County area.
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SRTS-The Village of Dunlap was named as recipient of the Safe Routes To School Grant by Governor Pritzker in April. The project is estimated to cost $200,000+ and is tentatively scheduled for Spring 2020. The improvements will include lighting, sidewalks, signage, median, refuge islands and a decrease in speed limit for the school crosswalk on Route 91 at Dunlap Valley Middle School. This is a graphical representation of the proposed improvements- Click here
