Naperville, IL – A potentially large demonstration is expected to impact traffic and safety in downtown Naperville Friday, prompting officials to issue a public advisory.
According to the Naperville Police Department, the demonstration is scheduled for June 14 from 11 a.m. to noon outside City Hall. Authorities warn that increased vehicular and pedestrian activity may cause travel delays and congestion in the area.
Drivers and visitors to downtown Naperville are urged to allow extra travel time and use caution. Police say an enhanced law enforcement presence will be in place to ensure public safety throughout the event.
While the specific nature of the demonstration has not been detailed, city officials emphasized that the advisory is a precautionary measure. “There will be an increased police presence in the area for the safety of all,” the department stated in a release shared Thursday afternoon.
The one-hour window of the demonstration falls within a typically busy time for downtown businesses and city operations, heightening the importance of proactive traffic planning.
This developing story will be updated as additional details are released by officials.
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