Arlington Heights Park District

The Hanover Park Park District, established in 1964, serves 38,000 residents through a diverse range of offerings across its 21 parks and 6 facilities. Programs span from athletics to preschool pursuits, theater, dance, and music. The district hosts a variety of special events, including spring and summer camps, catering to a wide range of interests. Operated independently from the Village of Hanover Park, the Park District is funded separately and supported by resident taxes. The district's commitment to community engagement is highlighted through initiatives like the Adopt-A-Park program, inviting individuals and groups to contribute to the maintenance and improvement of local parks. With a focus on creating safe, healthy, and enjoyable environments, the Hanover Park Park District invites volunteers to participate in activities like planting native vegetation, playground maintenance, and trash cleanup. By engaging with the community in a positive and lasting manner, volunteers have the opportunity to make a tangible impact on their local park spaces. Generated from the website content

The Libertyville Parks & Recreation Department is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for residents through a variety of recreational programs, community events, and park facilities. They actively engage the community with resources such as an interactive map for parks and bike paths, as well as updates on local construction projects. In addition to recreational offerings, the department provides tools for residents to manage waste and recycling more effectively through the Recycle Coach application. They also encourage community involvement by allowing residents to submit concerns and requests via the SeeClickFix portal, fostering a collaborative environment for maintaining the village's infrastructure and services. Generated from the website