Highway 14, .2 mile s/o Airport Road
Harvard
West Line, Facing North / South, 6' x 12'

Route 14 serving Harvard and NW McHenry County as well as S. Wisconsin. Route 14 is one of the most traveled roads in McHenry County.

The City of Harvard became the 51st city in the State to become an Illinois Certified City, April 21, 1992. The Illinois Certified Cities program is designed to help make Illinois communities the best places for business to expand and/or locate. The program recognizes that these communities are vital to the stat's overall economic development. Communities that participate in and complete the requirements of the program have been given the designation of an Illinois Certified City. There have been only 51 designations given in the state of Illinois to date. The Illinois Certified Cities designation informs the rest of the State and the world that the City of Harvard has taken steps to aggressively pursue overall economic development. This may be interpreted by business or industry as an assurance and commitment that Harvard can provide flexible finance and full service facilities, trained labor, responsive government and a quality community life for its employees and their families. The ultimate reward for becoming a Certified Cities Community relates directly to the community in terms of job development and retention.