Countryside Municipal Complex

Countryside City Hall is comprised of various departments, including administration, tourism, transportation, community development, public works, finance, police, fire, water and emergency management. It also houses the offices of the city treasurer, clerk, mayor and attorney. The city hall s community development department is responsible for the enforcement of ordinances that regulate the protection of public health, safety and welfare. Countryside City Hall s finance department performs a variety of functions, including annual budget coordination, funds investment, accounting, insurance billing and status reporting. Its public works department provides, operates and maintains utilities and infrastructural systems for the community. Additionally, Countryside City Hall has a recreation department that oversees several parks and playing fields. The city hall is located in Countryside, Ill.

The Western Springs Department of Fire and Emergency Medical Services works to provide personnel and equipment to protect the lives and property of residents from the adverse effects of fire and medical emergencies, disasters and nonemergencies. It offers fire suppression and technical and high-elevation rescue, hazardous materials response, disaster management and fire investigation. The department conducts public education and fire safety classes, home and commercial fire inspections and fire station tours. The Western Springs Department of Fire and Emergency Medical Services supports a block party program that assists in fire prevention at parties. It is located in Western Springs, Ill.

The La Grange Park Village Board meets at the La Grange Park Village Hall in La Grange Park, Ill. La Grange Park Village Board meetings are televised live, and are later rebroadcast, on the local government access cable channel. The Village of La Grange Park says that it offers its citizens government services in a fiscally responsible manner. The village encourages cooperation among staff, board and other units of government in order to assess community needs and to determine the most effective manner in which to meet those needs. While committed to maintaining a professional and responsive atmosphere, the village must weigh individual needs against community standards and resources and determine what is in the best interests of all its citizens.