Naperville has a growing senior population, many of whom have lived in Naperville for most of their lives. Our seniors have been instrumental in developing the Naperville we live in today and add continuing value to our City. The City warmly embraces our seniors and wants to help connect them to information about available resources to meet their unique needs.
The following links are provided to connect residents to local and regional government and non-profit organizations that specialize in senior services. This is not intended to be an all-inclusive listing of services.
Please note that by making this information available, it does not constitute any endorsement by the City of Naperville, its officers or employees of the linked websites, or the information, products or services contained therein.
TEL: This voluntary program run by the Naperville Police and Fire Departments allows residents to provide first responders with critical facts about themselves or a loved one with developmental, intellectual, medical or physical disabilities who may require special assistance during an emergency.
Information provided could include methods of communication, sensory and medical issues as well as approach and de-escalation techniques. The signal can be tracked on the ground or in the air over several miles within City limits. When caregivers notify the Naperville Police Department that a client is missing, a search and rescue team responds and begins tracking the client with a mobile tracking system reducing search times from hours and days to minutes.
