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 2012 Annual Spring Clean Up of the Round Lake Shoreline & Channels
Saturday, May 19, 2012 - 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Starting at Round Lake Park, Lake Front Park, Washington & Lake Shore Drive
Clean Up: Join us at 9:00 AM at the Round Lake Park boat dock for the kick off of our 8th annual spring clean up of Round Lake.
Volunteers of all ages and skills are needed and welcome for the clean-up. We will start at the Round Lake Park lake front park across from the RLP Village Hall (south side of the lake off Washington & Lake Shore Drive) and work around the lake shoreline and channels to the Round Lake Beach lake front park by about noon.
Gloves and garbage bags will be provided. Wear sturdy "lake shoes."
All Volunteers will receive a free Pizza Lunch at about noon.
This event is sponsored by your Round Lake Management Commission, A group of volunteers whose mission is: to Provide a Safe, Clean and Pleasant Lake for the Enjoyment of All Area Residents.
For more information call RLB Commissioner Martin Voorbach @ (847) 767-5987. |
Round Lake Area School District #116 News
2012-2013 Student Registration is Now Open
For information regarding Early Registration, Online Registration, and On-Site Registration, read the March 2012 Newsletter. For additional information, go to District 116's website. |
Residential Aggregation Overview – What is municipal aggregation of electricity?
Aggregation in general refers to many customers joining together to form a buying group. Municipal aggregation refers specifically to the situation where a municipality organizes the pooling of its citizens to become the buying group. The municipality then seeks out offers on behalf of its constituents to get better pricing, terms and services than would be available to an individual. Similar to garbage collection contracts, the municipality will have the authority to negotiate on behalf of its entire community.
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Offender Watch
The Round Lake Park Police Department is pleased to provide OffenderWatch® for the citizens of Round Lake Park. OffenderWatch® is the nation's leading registered sex offender management and community notification tool with hundreds of leading agencies in dozens of states utilizing it. Round Lake Park's law enforcement utilizes OffenderWatch® to manage and monitor the whereabouts, conduct and compliance status of the registered offenders in Round Lake Park. OffenderWatch® provides the most accurate and timely information available and now this information is available to you! For more information, select OffenderWatch® or the image below:
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Village-to-resident notification system
 The Village of Round Lake Park uses the Blackboard ConnectTM service, a village-to-resident notification system. With this service, village leaders send personalized voice messages to residents and businesses within minutes with specific information about time-sensitive or common-interest issues such as emergencies and local community matters. The Connect service is used to supplement our current communication plans and augment public safety/first responder services. |
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Please accept our invitation to participate in this great service. We know that your personal information is important, and rest assured that we will not share it with anyone. Residents and business owners are able to add e-mail, work phone numbers, and cell phone numbers and choose whether or not they would like text or voice messaging.
If your home or business phone is a published number, you should already be in our system. If you have an unpublished number or do not have a "land line" in your home or business, you can register your contact information by selecting the Blackboard Connect button above. Sign up now!
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Water & Sewer Bills may be paid online using The Illinois Funds E-Pay Site. To pay your bill online, select the E-Pay link to make your payment. There is a convenience fee charged for using this system. The fee is not charged or collected by the Village of Round Lake Park.
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Village Hall Office Hours
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, & Friday (Closed Wednesday) *
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM Saturday
* If you have a special pick up or if your trash is missed, please call
Veolia at (847) 623-3870.
* If you have an emergency and need to have water service turned off, please call
CenCom at (847) 270-9111.
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Main Street
Main Street Committee Meeting Schedule
The next meeting will be announced in the near future.
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Round Lake Park Community Initiatives
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Non-Perishable Food Collection
The Avon Food Pantry collects donations of non-perishable food items year-round. Please help Avon Township families by dropping off your donations to Avon Township at 433 E. Washington Street (847-546-1446).
Non-Perishable Food Items and Winter Outerwear Collection Drive
The Village of Round Lake Park conducts an annual Non-Perishable Food and Winter Outerwear Collection Drive beginning in November at the Village Hall, 203 E. Lake Shore Drive, Round Lake Park.
Residents who would like to donate coats, hats, gloves, or food may drop these items off at the Village Hall during business hours of 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday or Saturday 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM.
All food items are donated to the Avon Township food pantry. Residents in need of coats, hats, mittens, etc. may stop by the Village Hall during regular business hours.
Shop With A Cop
The Police Department accepts donations for the Shop With A Cop program year-round. Checks or money orders made payable to the Round Lake Park Charitable Fund may be mailed to or dropped off at 215 E. Main Street, Round Lake Park, IL 60073. Please help! Your support and donations will enable us to help even more children in the Round Lake Area who are in need of assistance.
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This Web site for the Village of Round Lake Park is maintained by part-time elected Village Trustee Candace Kenyon and part-time elected Trustee Linda Lucassen. Every attempt is made to include the most current information as to agendas and minutes of Village meetings online. To ensure the receipt of the most up-to-date information, please contact the Village Hall for the most recent agendas and minutes of meetings.
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