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Message From the Village President
Dear Friends & Neighbors,
It is our priority to give our residents and businesses the best possible municipal services. Communication is a vital role of our Village government.
The Village of Lakemoor has initiated this program to better communicate with the community. Your input is important to us. Let us know what you think of this service.
Please tell your neighbors and friends to sign up for our newsletter on our website www.lakemoor.net.
As always, it's a pleasure working for you.
Todd Weihofen
Village President
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| A New Comprehensive Plan for Lakemoor
The Village of Lakemoor is embarking on an interactive, community based process to update its comprehensive plan. The comprehensive plan will provide a framework to make informed investment decisions, to address current community issues, and to reach long-term goals. Together, the Village of Lakemoor, community stakeholders, and CMAP will explore opportunities in land-use planning, residential and commercial development, transportation, parks and open space, and numerous other aspects important to the Village's prosperity. The comprehensive plan will identify and build upon the community's assets and identify ways to support regional goals from the GO TO 2040 comprehensive regional plan.
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Message from Police Chief
Bill Kushner
The Lakemoor Police Department is changing. Perhaps you've seen some of the changes over the past year; new cars, new vehicle graphic designs, and some new officers. One of the biggest changes is one that you cannot see, and hopefully will not notice. That change is the switch we've recently made from using the McHenry County Sheriff's Communication Center for 911 service and radio communication to the Wauconda Police 911 Center.
This change came about for a couple of reasons; first and foremost was safety of both the officers on the street and the residents of our community. Second was the cost. The rates for service paid to McHenry County Sheriff's Dispatch, on top of the 911/ETSB tax each of us pays on our land line and cellular telephone bills was steadily increasing, without any change in service to the community. It was for those reasons that we began exploring our options.
The option that maximized safety for our residents and our officers, while minimizing the cost to the Village, was to go with the Wauconda 911 system. All 911 calls from Lakemoor are (for the time being) answered by McHenry City 911 and transferred to Wauconda. Previously, 911 calls from Lakemoor had been answered by either McHenry City or McHenry County and transferred (if needed) to the County for dispatch. This new process should actually decrease response time to a 911 call.
As I stated earlier; this is a change that should go unnoticed by you. If you have a problem with 911 calls, or police service in general, please feel free to contact me via phone at 815-385-4111, or via e-mail at chief @lakemoor.net.
William R. Kushner
Chief of Police
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Electronics No Longer Collected as Municipal Waste
On August 10, 2011, Governor Pat Quinn signed legislation (Senate Bill 2106) into law that impacts the recycling of electronic waste, or e-waste. In an effort to communicate proactively with our residents, we would like to make you aware of how this legislation will affect you. Click Here for more information. |
HELP PREVENT THE SPREAD OF PERTUSSIS IN OUR COMMUNITIES!
GET VACCINATED
Pertussis (whooping cough) is a highly contagious disease and is generally transmitted person to person while coughing or sneezing. Whooping cough can last for several weeks and eventually lead to complications like pneumonia, encephalitis or pulmonary hypertension. In infants, this disease may lead to brain damage which can eventually cause death. Common symptoms include cough, runny nose, vomiting and sneezing. These symptoms may start appearing after the incubation period (typically 7-14 days).
For more information, contact McHenry County Dept of Health at 815-334-4500 or visit www.mcdh.info
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Todd Weihofen
Village President
Kimberly Beach
Trustee
Matthew Dabrowski
Trustee
Kathy Lennon
Trustee
Phil Lonigro
Trustee
Colin McIntyre
Trustee
Jeff Nykaza
Trustee
Bonnie Sikora
Village Clerk
David Alarcon
Village Administrator
William Kushner
Chief of Police
Charles Schmidt
Public Works Director
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E - Service Request The Village of Lakemoor is proud to announce the new E-Service Request Program which provides a convenient way for Lakemoor businesses and residents to request almost any Village service online. Click Here |
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Report Suspicious
Activity to Police
The Village of Lakemoor Police Department has unveiled its new Online Suspicious Activity Report Form.
This form is for non emergency incidents occurring in Village of Lakemoor only. If your incident is an emergency and/or is happening right now DO NOT USE THIS FORM and call 911 from your telephone immediately.
Report Form
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Village Sticker
The deadline to purchase 2011-2012 vehicle sticker was April 30th. Avoid violations
and purchase your village sticker today.
Fees:
Application:
Residents have the option of downloading the application and mailing the application with payment to Village Hall. Staff will promptly mail your Village Vehicle Sticker to you for added convenience
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