Hampshire, Illinois · Civic reference
Hampshire road construction: Whitetail Circle and Prairie Street
The village expects resurfacing October 7–November 20, 2026. See the announced schedule, project contact and separate township contract.
Verified through October 4, 2026. The Village of Hampshire says resurfacing on Whitetail Circle and Prairie Street is expected to begin Wednesday, October 7, 2026, with anticipated completion Friday, November 20, 2026. These are the village’s announced dates. At this review cutoff, we have not confirmed a construction start, a closure or completion. Source: Village Whitetail Circle and Prairie Street project notice.
Whitetail Circle and Prairie Street: current status
| Item | Confirmed record | Qualification |
|---|---|---|
| Public body | Village of Hampshire | This notice concerns village work |
| Streets named | Whitetail Circle and Prairie Street | The webpage does not specify segment endpoints |
| Expected start | October 7, 2026 | Announced future start as of this review |
| Anticipated completion | November 20, 2026 | An estimate, not a guarantee |
| Parking and traffic | Follow posted traffic and no-parking signs | Do not infer that either street is entirely closed |
| Project questions | Mayra Ocampo, Engineering Enterprises, Inc., 331-321-0542 | Contact listed in the village notice |
Read the Village Whitetail Circle and Prairie Street project notice and its linked notification flyer before making travel or parking plans. The webpage was directly retrieved during this review; the flyer is supplied as the village’s linked document, not as a source for additional details we could not extract.
What residents can check before work reaches their block
The notice tells residents to obey traffic controls, including no-parking signs. It does not establish daily work hours, a detour route, driveway-access timing or a school-bus change. Check posted controls and later village updates, and direct address-specific access questions to the named project contact.
Useful questions include whether a driveway will be temporarily inaccessible, whether curbside collection arrangements change during paving, and where vehicles may park during posted restrictions. These are questions to resolve, not claims that those disruptions have been announced.
Keep the date of a notice with any shared screenshot. A planned completion date can remain searchable after circumstances change; this page’s review date tells readers exactly when its status was checked.
Do not confuse this with Hampshire Township’s resurfacing contract
A separate Kane County record, Resolution 26-129, was approved March 10, 2026. It authorizes a $205,437.15 contract with Peter Baker and Son Co. for Hampshire Township Road District section 26-10000-01-GM. The resolution identifies township Motor Fuel Tax funding and says no Kane County funds are used. Source: Kane County resolution 26-129 — Hampshire Township resurfacing.
| Record | What it establishes | What it does not establish |
|---|---|---|
| Village Whitetail/Prairie notice | Named streets, expected dates and project contact | Contract price, final payment or completed work |
| Township section 26-10000-01-GM | Approved contractor, award amount and funding source | Whitetail/Prairie scope or current construction completion |
We have not linked those two records as one project. A shared place name is not enough to establish that connection. The township contract’s award amount is not presented here as the cost of Whitetail Circle or Prairie Street resurfacing.
How we will document a change in status
A useful road tracker distinguishes an announcement, contract award, start of work, substantial completion and final payment. Each needs its own dated evidence. For the village project, the next records to check are the award or signed contract, approved change orders, progress notices and final payment or acceptance.
The village meeting archive and public-records request page are the starting points for missing documents. No records request or contractor contact was made for this launch. Absence of a document from this review does not establish that it does not exist.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does Whitetail Circle construction start?
The village’s announced expected start is October 7, 2026. As of the October 4 review, a start on the ground has not been confirmed.
When should Prairie Street resurfacing finish?
The village gives an anticipated completion date of November 20, 2026. Check its project notice for revisions.
Are Whitetail Circle and Prairie Street closed?
The reviewed webpage instructs residents to follow traffic and no-parking signs. It does not establish a full road closure, so this guide does not label either street closed.
Is $205,437.15 the cost of this village project?
No such connection is established in the reviewed sources. That amount belongs to the separate Hampshire Township section 26-10000-01-GM contract.
Update log and evidence gaps
October 4, 2026: Initial publication. Recorded the village’s October 7–November 20 schedule and separated it from the township contract. The village project’s contractor name, awarded price, exact limits, change orders and completed-work status remain to be verified.
For related costs and responsibilities, see the Hampshire civic hub, property-tax and township guide, utility rates, and Illinois local coverage.
More Hampshire resources
Hampshire and Jacobs school boundaries: the 2026–27 decision · Hampshire development tracker: Light Property, Oakstead and Prairie Ridge · Hampshire village budget and actual spending: FY2026.2
Phase 3 connections
Building permits and fees · Water project contracts and payments