The DuPage ROE only accepts building permit applications via the statewide permitting system. You can access this system using the following link:
https://permits.kaneroe.org/
Please work closely with your school district(s) to gain access to this system if you haven’t already done so. If you have any questions, please contact kkozerka@dupageroe.org.
For any issued building permit that starts with the number 19-1, please utilize the statewide permitting system when submitting the required Occupancy Permit paperwork. We will no longer accept emailed forms for those open permits. https://permits.kaneroe.org/
Any building permit issued with any numbers that don’t start with 19-1, please email the following required documents to kkozerka@dupageroe.org:
One signed set of:
Temporary or Mobile Unit Facility Occupancy Permits
The following are required annually and can be submitted only via the statewide permitting system at https://permits.kaneroe.org/:
It is the responsibility of the local School Board to ensure that no facility is occupied before the Regional Superintendent has issued a Certificate of Occupancy.
For any issued building permit that starts with the number 19-1, please utilize the statewide permitting system when submitting the required Statement of Completion paperwork. We will no longer accept emailed forms for those open permits. https://permits.kaneroe.org/
Any building permit issued with any numbers that don’t start with 19-1, please email the following required documents to kkozerka@dupageroe.org:
One signed set of:
Please be sure all required signatures/seals are included on these forms.
It is the responsibility of the local School Board to ensure that no facility is occupied before the Regional Superintendent has issued a Certificate of Occupancy.
Public Act 94-0600
Law Enforcement Drill Report
- Recommended best practice – complete the required law enforcement drill and send the report to your district office. The district office will then forward all forms to the ROE by November 1st of each school year.
Non Law Enforcement Drill Report
- Recommended best practice – complete ALL required non-law enforcement drills and send the report to your district office. The district office will then forward all forms to the ROE by March 20th of each school year.
District Annual Review Report – Emergency & Crisis Response Plans
- The ROE suggests Districts have this meeting in August before school starts or early in the school year, and report this meeting by November 1st of each school year to the ROE.
In accordance with Public Act 096-0734 & 105 ILCS 5/3-14.21, the Office of the State Fire Marshal or delegated (local) fire officials shall conduct annual fire safety inspections of each school building based on the “Health/Life Safety Code for Public Schools.”
This document is subject to change each year based on the Health Life Safety Glossary approved by ISBE.