Proposal on unlicensed vehicles in Villa Grove nixed
VILLA GROVE – Instead of writing a new city ordinance to ban unlicensed vehicles on the streets of Villa Grove, the city council decided Monday to try to work with the police department to do a better job of enforcing state laws already on the books.
The council also is urging citizens who witness illegal use of motorized vehicles, such as dirt bikes, go-carts and all-terrain vehicles to file an official complaint with the police department.
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