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Don’t miss this local favorite where kids get to visit with Santa, make holiday crafts, decorate cookies, and play games. There will be lots of entertainment for grownups too – including music, and refreshments. New this year will be a bonfire with s'more...
The Department of Public Works would like to provide an update to our residents regarding leaf removal. The combination of adverse weather and the Thanksgiving holiday has slowed the leaf pickup schedule. As such, the west section of the Village will be c...
Updates will be made as they become available:
Construction Updates - Week Ending December 13, 2019
For a comprehensive list of updates, please click here.
On June 25, 2019, the State legalized the consumption of cannabis for non-medicinal purposes (the Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act). Starting January 1, 2020, adults 21 and older will be able to legally purchase cannabis (and cannabis concentrate, and THC ...
La Grange Park is Ranked #1 Nationally as an EPA Green Power Community
When considering Green Power Community Rankings Based on Percentage of Green Power, La Grange Park ranks #1 in the Nation. Leading local governments across the nation are part...
Illinois EPA household hazardous waste collections provide residents an opportunity to safely dispose of unused or leftover household products commonly found in homes at no cost. Currently, five sites have been confirmed for the fall with an additional th...
Click here to watch previous Village Board Meetings.
Click here to watch Village Board Meetings live on the 4th Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p.m.
The Village of La Grange Park's 2019 Consumer Confidence Report (Water Quality Report for Calendar Year 2018) is now available on-line at: www.lagrangepark.org/CCR2019. This report contains important information about the source and quality of your drinki...
Are you concerned about seeing coyotes in La Grange Park? The Village is surrounded by Forest Preserve on three of its borders so its not uncommon for residents to see coyotes roaming the community.
The Village offers the following tips: