Lake County News -- Diane Hewitt, District 2

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New Low-Cost Pet Vaccination Clinic  in Beach Park

 

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The Lake County Health Department/Community Health Center's Animal Care and Control Program, in collaboration with the village of Beach Park, is offering a low-cost pet vaccination clinic on October 20, from 9 a.m. until noon. The clinic will be held at Beach Park Public Works, 40185 Glendale, in Beach Park.

 

This is the first time Beach Park is hosting a Health Department pet clinic, which provides a convenient and affordable way for Lake County residents to keep pets up to date with their shots and rabies tags. Vaccinations range from $10 to $60.

 

Read the full press release for more information and detailed pricing.

 

November 6 Election Update

 

With the upcoming election drawing near, Lake County Clerk Willard Helander sits down with County Board Chairman David Stolman and Assistant County Administrator Ryan Waller and discusses convenient voting options for Lake County residents, including voting by mail, voting early, and on election day. Residents can also visit LakeVoterPower.info for more information including a list of candidates, preview of your election ballot, and voting location.

 

Watch the video now.

  

Grace period voter registration 

Grace period registration is available at the Lake County Central Permit Facility, 500 W. Winchester Road, Libertyville, Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. until Nov. 2 and Saturday, Oct. 27 and Nov. 3 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Grace period registration also can be conducted at the County Clerk's Office at 18 N. County St., Waukegan, from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.

 

Applicants must be U.S. citizens, residents of their precinct for 30 days before Election Day, 18 years old on or before the election, and provide two forms of identification. Those who register under the grace period provision must vote at the time of registration.

 

Find Help Lake County Connects People
with Services

 

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Find Help Lake County is a community resource that connects people to the services they need in the community. Published by United Way of Lake County, the guide lists 1,400 health and human services in our area, as well as national resources. Online at FindHelpLakeCounty.org, the top five most sought-out services are housing, food, medical care, counseling and jobs.

 

More than 225 searches are conducted on the website each day, and organizations such as schools, churches and hospitals keep the guide on hand to help people in need.

 

 
October 16, 2012
In This Issue
Low-Cost Pet Vaccinations
Election Update
Find Help Lake County
Aluminum Can Recycling
Forest Preserves News

 

If you have any comments or concerns, please contact me at: dhewitt@lakecountyil.gov or 847-244-2742.

 

Thank you,

Diane Hewitt

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Recycle that Aluminum Can

recycling PSA

Americans recycle only about half of our aluminum cans. Find out how much good you can do by tossing that soda can in the recycling bin instead of the garbage can.

 

To do even more to help the environment, learn about Solid Waste Agency of Lake County's new recycling initiative. 

 

Forest Preserves News

LCFPD logo2013 Picnic Shelter Reservations Now Open

Reservations are now open for 2013 picnic permits for any of the 31 Lake County Forest Preserve picnic shelters. Apply for picnic shelter permits in person from 8 am to 4:30 p.m. at our General Offices at 1899 West Winchester Road in Libertyville (map), purchase online or by phone at 847.367.6640.

 

Lake County Forest Preserve picnic shelters and open areas are popular locations for baptisms, family reunions, wedding receptions, company picnics and other special events. Most picnic shelters offer electricity, water, toilets and at least one permanent grill. Many have playgrounds, sports fields and trails nearby. For exclusive use of a picnic shelter, regardless of group size, a permit is required. For additional information about using an open area at a preserve or reserving a picnic shelter, call 847.367.6640 or visit LCFPD.org/picnic.

 

Help Families in Need Receive Clothing and Books

(GLCU) is once again partnering with the Greenbelt Cultural Center in North Chicago to provide those residing in homeless shelters with a Thanksgiving meal and warm outerwear for the coming winter.

 

You are invited to help in this effort by donating children's books and coats, socks, hats and gloves for adults and children. Clothing should be new or gently used with working zippers and no rips or stains. Donated items will be distributed at the Lake County Forest Preserves annual Giving Dinner held at the Greenbelt Cultural Center. GLCU employee volunteers help serve the meal and distribute the donations at the event, which typically serves more than 300 people in need.

 

Donations can be dropped through November 9 at the Greenbelt Cultural Center, 1215 N. Green Bay Rd., in North Chicago, or at any of the GLCU branches. View GLCU branches, hours and directions.