Naperville, Illinois – Large demonstrations planned near Naperville schools today are prompting increased police presence.
According to the Naperville Police Department, the city is aware of potentially large demonstrations expected around several middle and high schools throughout the day Friday, beginning as early as 10:30 a.m.
In a public notice shared on social media, police urged motorists to use caution and allow extra travel time, particularly around school campuses, the Downtown area, and near Route 59 and 95th Street. Officials said additional officers will be deployed across the city to monitor activity and help manage traffic flow.
Authorities did not specify the nature of the demonstrations or estimate how many participants are expected. However, officials emphasized that the increased presence is intended to support public safety and reduce potential disruptions.
Drivers traveling through school zones and major corridors may experience delays during peak arrival and dismissal times. Students, parents, and commuters in the area are encouraged to plan ahead.
Police asked residents to remain patient and cooperative as officers work to maintain safety throughout the day.
No road closures had been formally announced as of Friday morning.
This is a developing situation.
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