Breathe new life and energy into your home! Now is the time to spring forward with your spring cleaning. Get rid of unwanted items that are taking up space in your home. Palatine Township and the Palatine Lions Club are sponsoring two events to help you dispose of some of those items in a safe, environmentally friendly way.

Both events are free for residents of Palatine Township. Get further information from our website at PalatineTownship-il.gov or visit PalatineLions.org.

Shredding Day Saturday, May 12, 2018, 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM

Township Parking Lot 721 S. Quentin Road, Palatine

There is a limit of 2 boxes of paper. If possible, please bring documents in cardboard boxes or paper bags.

Conveniently drive through our lot, and volunteers will take your boxes to be shredded during this on-site document destruction.

Enter off Illinois Avenue, exit on Quentin Road, and know that your documents will be destroyed with secure cross-cut shredding.

Electronic Recycling June 16, 2018, 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Township Parking Lot 721 S. Quentin Road, Palatine

Enter off Illinois Avenue, and your car will be unloaded by volunteers.

No quantity limit on items.

Computers, cell phones, power cords and cables, mice, printers, CD, DVD & VCR players, DVRs, small electrical appliances, flat screen monitors and flat screen TV’s as well as car, marine, power tool & residential batteries and more can be recycled. There is a charge of $25 per microwave to recycle. Visit our website at PalatineTownship-il.gov for a complete list of items.

Absolutely no CRT’s, dehumidifiers, light bulbs, white goods (washing machines or dryers), paint, or hazardous materials accepted.

SPRING CLEANING?

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T O W N S H I P

OUR NEW INTERNET SITE Trustee Bill Pohlman

SAVE THE DATE!Annual Town Meeting and Citizen Recognition Tuesday, April 10, 2018

You are invited to join us at 7:00 PM at the Palatine Township Center, 721 S. Quentin Road in Palatine, for the Annual Town Meeting and citizen recognition. The Annual Town meeting is an opportunity for Township residents to participate in grassroots government. Historically, this meeting reflects the most fundamental type of government in which each registered voter in the Township has an equal voice. Palatine Township is committed to responding to the needs of the residents of this community by providing compassionate, efficient, and accountable government services. Come and help us recognize our exemplary citizens whose generous and thoughtful contributions have greatly impacted our community. We will also honor Palatine Township’s military who gave their all. Their selflessness and courage serve to inspire us all to look for opportunities to better serve our community and our country.The Annual Town meeting will also include a short presentation of the Township’s improvements, services, and future projects. Refreshments will be served.

Palatine Township recently launched a brand new Internet site as a way to provide you with the latest information from the Township in a visually more attractive and easier to use format. To simplify the navigation, we used fewer tabs to navigate the site and utilized dropdowns on each tab to keep the content organized. We even included a translation button on the right hand side of each page to help our non-English speaking residents.One of the most popular areas of the old site was for events. Now you will be able to check out all of the upcoming events right on the home page. You’ll also be able to add an event right to your own calendar. If you want to stay on top of all the latest news from the Township, you can sign up for our electronic newsletter and specify the information you are interested in receiving. You can receive general information, any volunteer or donor opportunities and career resources.All the information you came to expect at our old site is also available to you on our new site. The agendas and minutes from our meetings, budgets and levies as well as bids, contracts and agreements fall under the Government tab. The Departments & Services section has information on all the departments in the Township and describes what they do for our residents. Check out the Resources & Events tab for all of our community outreach programs and for details on how people are serving people in our Township. Finally, under Contact Us, you can email any member of the staff. If you prefer, you can contact any of our elected officials by email or call them on their personal line with any of your questions or concerns.

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Donate an Easter Basket

Spring into action and donate to our 2018 Easter Basket Program. We are looking for donors to create a basket filled with goodies and small toys for children (10 years and younger) from financially struggling families. Please stop by the Township office and pick out a bunny, chick, or egg cut-out which includes the name and age of the child, or register online beginning February 16, at PalatineTownship-il.gov, Resources and Events, under Community Outreach. Look for the tab for Donor Easter Baskets.Suggested items for the Easter Basket include edible treats, small toys, games, hair accessories, coloring books, crayons, books, etc. The value of the basket and contents should be approximately $25.00. All edible items must be in their original packaging. Please wrap your basket in cellophane, or other transparent material, include your cut-out bunny, chick, or egg, and return it to the Township. All baskets and donations must be delivered to the Township by Wednesday, March 21, 2018. Much like the Township’s other outreach programs, the Easter Basket Program identifies local families in need. Help bring a smile to a needy child and donate an Easter Basket to our program. If you prefer, you can make a tax-deductible donation to our Needy Family Fund.We are also looking for volunteers who would like to cut out and decorate the chicks, bunny’s, and eggs for the Spring Easter Tree. If you are interested please contact Lori Lindberg at Llindberg@PalatineTownship-il.gov.

OUTREACH CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Look in the newsletter for more details!

FEBRUARY

16 Easter Basket Donor Online Registration begins

MARCH

16 Easter Basket Donor Online Registration ends

17 St. Patrick’s Day Parade

21 Easter Baskets Due to the Township

APRIL

10 Annual Town Meeting

21 Tire Amnesty at the Road District Garage

28 Tire Amnesty at the Road District Garage

MAY

12 Shredding Event at the Township

28 Memorial Day Parade

JUNE

16 Electronic Recycling at the Township

30 Apple Tree Kick Off at the Palatine Independence Day Parade

JULY

10 Health and Happiness Fair Online Registration begins

DONATIONS OF AT LEAST $1,000 8/1/17 TO 12/29/17 NEEDY FAMILY FUND Anonymous $6,000 The Dodson Foundation $10,000 Plum Grove Estates Property Owners Association $1,125 Anonymous $1,200 Pebble Creek Homeowners Association $3,225 Anonymous $1,000 Anonymous $5,000 Anonymous $1,000 Anonymous $1,500 Total $30,050

We at the Food Pantry wish you could have seen the kindness and generosity of the hundreds of people who donated food and money this past holiday season. Local companies and community groups organized both big and small food drives. Several local Scout groups went ‘Caroling for Cans.’ Funds donated are used to purchase items from the Greater Chicago Food Depository as well as locally for perishables and other necessities. Many families that are new to our Food Pantry marveled at the bounty on our shelves which is due to all of our amazing donors. Our Food Pantry would not be possible without the dedication, hard work, and kindness of the volunteers who assist our hundreds of families each and every month. In addition to working individually with every client, they unload orders, check expiration dates, and stock thousands of pounds of food week after week. We are fortunate to have more than enough volunteers who give their time. Most importantly, we wish you could experience the gratitude of our clients when they leave with a cart filled with groceries and necessities for their home. Thank you all for your kindness, time, effort, and generosity! If you are struggling to provide meals for yourself and or your family, please call 847-358-6110 to make an appointment to sign up for the Food Pantry. It serves anyone in need living within Township boundaries. If you’d like to make a donation or organize a Food Drive, please see the Township website for more information.

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THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROUS DONATIONS!

SERVICES AT A GLANCE Administrative Office 847-358-6700

Cook County vehicle stickers

Temporary disabled parking placards

RTA senior reduced fare applications

Voter registration

Free notary public service

Township maps

Assessor’s Office 847-358-6164

Explanation of property assessment and tax bill

Property tax exemption applications

Property tax appeal forms

Zoning variances

General Assistance 847-358-6110 (for those in need)

Access to Care

Career Resources

Emergency Assistance

Energy Assistance (LIHEAP)

Food Pantry

Mobile Dental Clinic

Road District 847-358-6336

Road and bridge maintenance for unincorporated Palatine Township

Transportation Services 847-358-6907

Rides for seniors and disabled

Veterans Vet Center Counselor 847-980-1827 Veterans Service Officer 847-485-2772

TOWNSHIP IN ACTION TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT

The goal for the Palatine Township Transportation Department is to provide our clients with safe and efficient transportation. We provide accessible transportation for older adults, people with disabilities, and their caregivers. While we do our best to keep you safe on the road, we ask that you also take safety measures when you travel with us.Safety suggestions when traveling on Township busses and van: • If you need them, please use your mobility assistance tools such as walkers, chairs, canes, etc. • Since our service is curb to curb, please be aware of any icy or slick spots on the sidewalks or driveways. • Maintain possession of your winter gear so it is not left behind. • Since our weather can change quickly, please dress warmly, preferably in layers. We have a variety of shopping trips scheduled for this spring. Please book your trips as early as possible to avoid unaccommodated ride requests. Ride reservations should be made daily between 8:00 AM and 1:00 PM. Please be sure to call to verify your pick-up appointment between 2:00 PM and 4:00 PM the day before your trip. Schedules are tight, so please be ready at the appropriate time!Scheduled shopping trips: March 7 Woodfield area March 21 Deer Park - Kildeer area April 4 Arlington Heights - Kohl’s April 19 Arlington Heights – Burlington Coat Factory, Trader Joes, Jo-Ann Fabrics May 3 Woodfield area May 16 Mount Prospect - Randhurst May 30 Deer Park - Kildeer area June 13 Arlington Heights - Kohl’s June 27 Woodfield areaWe hope that our service can enhance the quality of life and promote independence for individuals with disabilities as well as persons 60 years of age or older.

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COYOTES IN OUR COMMUNITY Trustee Bill Pohlman

There has been a great deal of discussion on coyotes and what to do about them. Let me start by saying that coyotes are here to stay and we have to learn how to deal with them.There are no effective ways to eliminate coyotes. When trappers or sharpshooters are employed and if they are successful in reducing the coyote population, coyotes will start breeding at a younger age and have larger litters allowing their population to bounce back quickly. If we eradicate the coyote population from our area, another pack will move in and replace them.We can learn from the mistakes that other areas of the country have made in dealing with coyotes. If we employ a combination of education and hazing, we will significantly reduce the number of nuisance coyotes and maintain a peaceful coexistence.Coyotes become a problem when they lose their fear of people. Don’t attract coyotes to your home by leaving pet food outside, composting meat or fish, leaving out garbage or having a bird feeder. Birdfeeders attract squirrels and rodents which are a preferred food of coyotes.Never run from a coyote. Hazing coyotes by yelling at them, standing tall and waving your arms will drive most coyotes away. If the coyote does not run, they have lost their fear of humans, are considered a nuisance coyote and should be reported to the authorities.Coyotes benefit the environment by keeping rodent and geese populations in check as two of their preferred foods are rodents and eggs from goose nests. Cats and small dogs are at risk of attack. Coyotes breed January through March and will attack larger dogs to protect their territory. Attacks during the rest of the year are most likely caused by coyotes that have lost their fear of humans.

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ADOPT-A-SAILOR THANKSGIVING PHOTO CARDS

Clerk Lisa Moran

Thanksgiving Day, 2017 was a very special day for the 38 Great Lakes Naval recruits who enjoyed a fabulous Thanksgiving meal and entertainment hosted by the Palatine American Legion Post 690. Palatine Township chose to collaborate on this wonderful event by offering to create photo cards for the recruits. Clerk Lisa Moran and Outreach Coordinator Lori Lindberg, as well as their families, spent the afternoon taking pictures of the recruits. Those pictures, along with a personal message from the recruit, were mailed to their loved ones. Some pictures of the event are included in this newsletter.

TEXT ALERTS FROM THE ASSESSOR’S OFFICE Assessor Terry Kelly, CIAO

THANK YOU TO PARADE DONORS Trustee Andy-John G. Kalkounos

As a newly elected trustee, it was an honor to participate in last year’s Hometown Fest 4th of July Parade. The 2017 parade was record-breaking in terms of contributions to the Needy Family Fund; together, we raised $1,432.55.

I would like to take a moment to share my experience while walking the parade route. Three individuals stopped me to contribute and shared similar inspirational stories along the path. They expressed sincere gratitude to the Township for helping their families in need. They deeply appreciated what our volunteers and incredible staff did for them. One told me how it gave her a chance to get back on her feet and focus on regaining employment. After receiving the help they needed from their township, these people were in a much better position and were happy to share their positive experience

with me! I asked them to stay in contact and share their success with others who might also need a helping hand.

One recipient already signed up as a volunteer because in her words, “ I gotta give back now!” This gave me pause and truly put the impact of the event into perspective.

Thank you to the staff and volunteers who not only helped bring dignity to families struggling but did so with a warm smile and generous heart.

More information about the Palatine Township Food Pantry, including location, hours, and how to donate, can be found at our website, PalatineTownship-il.gov.

If you know a neighbor who might be struggling, please call the Township at 847-358-6700, and let us help.

Held at Hillside Cemetery located on Smith Street between Colfax and Northwest Highway. Tickets available at the Smith St. gate: Adults $5, Members $4, children under 16 yrs. $2

SAVE THE DATE26th Annual Cemetery Walk on May 20, 2018 from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM

Would you like to receive text alerts from the Assessor’s Office informing you of important upcoming dates for property tax appeals, upcoming seminars, and other property tax matters? Great news! Now you can. The process is very simple. Here is what you need to do:

You text EZASSESSOR to the following number 797979.

That is all that is needed. Once completed, you will receive an auto reply letting you know of your success. Also, if you would like to receive additional information regarding senior exemptions, the senior freeze, and the disabled veterans and disabled person exemptions, please call us at 847-358-6164. We will add you to a separate text list.

If you would rather receive email notifications of important upcoming events, we can also do that for you. Call our office with your email address, and we will add you to our email notification group.

With short 30-day windows to file your property tax appeals, it is important to know when Palatine Township is open for appeals. Getting text alerts or email notifications will keep you up to date on all property tax matters at the Township.

The Palatine Township Assessor’s Office looks forward to helping you reduce your property taxes.

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The Palatine Township Board has had the privilege of honoring dozens of military families since the inception of its Blue Star Banner Program in June of 2011. We would love the opportunity to recognize and honor all military families living within our Township. The banner requestors are invited to a very personalized and special presentation at a Township Board Meeting. Families receive a Blue Star Banner and Township Resolution, along with special recognition and certificates from their respective mayor or village president and state legislators who also attend. For more information on, or to apply for the Blue Star Banner Program, please visit our webpage at PalatineTownship-il.gov or contact the Clerk’s office at 847-358-6700.

PALATINE TOWNSHIP HONORS MILITARY FAMILES THROUGH ITS BLUE STAR BANNER PROGRAM

Clerk Lisa Moran

IMPORTANT VOTING INFORMATION FOR THE MARCH 20, 2018 GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION

Clerk Lisa Moran What do you need to Early Vote?

• Government-issued photo ID is not required but is helpful if there is a question about the voter’s registration, address or signature. Providing an ID can also speed up the process because we have ID card readers at every check-in station.

• You can register to vote at ALL Early Vote Sites.

• NOTE: Any voter who needs to register for the first time or file an address change or name change must present two forms of ID, one of which shows the voter’s current address.

Grace Period Registration and Voting:

Grace Period Registration and Voting extends the registration period by allowing voters to register and vote until the Monday before an election. Guidelines limit when and where grace period registrants can vote. During the 27 day grace period, voters must register and vote in person at one of the Clerk’s designated grace period locations.

Individuals wishing to vote during the grace period must bring two pieces of identification to register, one with a current address. Grace period registrants must immediately cast their ballot after registering to vote.

Election Day Registration is available but only at the voter’s specific Precinct Polling Place in their neighborhood.

February 21to

March 19

Grace Period Registration/Voting*:extends the registration period by allowingvoters to register and vote until the day beforean election.

March 5 – 10March 11March 12-16March 17March 18March 19

9:00 AM – 5:00 PM10:00 AM – 4:00 PM9:00 AM – 7:00 PM9:00 AM – 5:00 PM10:00 AM – 4:00 PM9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

*Two pieces of identification are required, andregistrants immediately cast their ballot afterregistering to vote.

*Rolling Meadows Courthouse open March 14

March 15 Last Day to Request Mail Ballotincluding Military and Overseas Ballots

Palatine Township Transportation will soon be moving to the use of a computerized, web based dispatch software called EcoLane, and we are very excited about it. Here are a few highlights of how it will help us do more, take control, and achieve more.

• Quick passenger and reservation data; enabling same day scheduling.

• Increased productivity through real time, dynamic schedules.

• Improved efficiency by optimizing the drivers’ time and Township resources (fuel, equipment, etc.).

We are happy to share the good news as we continue to provide safe, reliable, and high quality transportation service to Palatine Township residents and clients.

TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT WILL BEGIN TO USE NEW SOFTWARE

Tires are a staple of modern society; however, it has become one of our largest solid waste headaches. This nuisance extends particularly to our roadside ditches. Violators “fly dump” their unwanted tires, creating breeding grounds for mosquitoes, flooding and maintenance concerns for the Road District, not to mention an unsightly landscape. In response, we created a tire amnesty program several years ago and it has become a well-attended and anticipated event. Early each spring, on selected Saturdays, anyone living in Palatine Township can drop off their used tires at our yard. If you are a resident of Palatine Township, stop by and drop off your old tires at the Road District Garage, located at 530 N. Smith Street, Palatine. Centered around Earth Day, the Tire Amnesty Program will be held from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM on Saturday April 21, 2018 and Saturday April 28, 2018. No tires over 16” in diameter or from commercial vendors will be accepted.

We will begin our annual yard waste collection for the unincorporated areas on April 2, 2018 and will continue until November 20, 2018. In late March, and weather permitting, we will deliver 56 yard waste stickers to each household in the unincorporated areas. Incorporated residents will need to check their Village’s or City’s vendor for their individual service dates. These stickers are to be used on your purchased yard waste bags for the following items: grass clippings, leaves and garden debris; however, dirt or sod is not prohibited. Please do not put more than 40 pounds of material into the bags as they become too heavy to lift into our refuse truck. If you have small brush or branches, please tie them with twine in bundles 4 ft. or less in length and 2 ft. or less in diameter. By doing so, they will be more manageable for disposal. Additionally, for your gardening use, we have free compost which was last year’s yard waste and is offered for pick-up only at the Road District Garage and Town Hall. Please call for availability, as this material is quickly consumed.

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PALATINE TOWNSHIP

ROAD DISTRICTAaron Del Mar, Highway Commissioner

YARD WASTE PROGRAM AND COMPOST AVAILABILITY

WATER QUALITYUrban runoff is threatening our freshwater and public awareness needs to be heightened. Urban runoff pollution comes from neighborhood streets, ditches, storm sewers, construction sites, and parking lots. This runoff contains pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers from landscaped lawns and gardens, improper disposal of used oil and engine fluids into open lid manholes, and soil erosion from construction sites.

Your support as residents of the community is essential to improve our water quality. Proper maintenance, responsible use of fertilizers, and correct waste disposal are just a few solutions to keep our creeks and streams clean. We must to do our part together to improve the water quality of our creeks and streams so we may continue living in a healthy ecosystem. Our local ecosystem is the Salt Creek Tributary, which starts mostly in Palatine Township and covers approximately 150 square miles. This watershed eventually makes its way into the Des Plaines River, then into the Illinois River, and eventually to the Mississippi River.

TIRE AMNESTY

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BRIDGE YOUTH AND FAMILY SERVICES bridgeyouth.org Place de la Musique Gala Saturday, April 14, 2018 5:45 PM - 11:30 PM Sanfilippo Estate Barrington Hills, IL Register online at bridgeyouth.org CATHOLIC CHARITIES catholiccharities.net First Look for Charity Friday, February 9, 2018 7:00 PM - 11:00 PM McCormick Place Chicago, IL. Register online at catholiccharities.net

CHILDREN’S HOME & AID SOCIETY childrenshomeandaid.orgChampions for Children LuncheonThursday, May 24, 201811:45 AM - 1:30 PMHilton ChicagoChicago, IL Register online at childrenshomeandaid.org CONNECT TO COMMUNITY connecttocommunityinc.org Fourth Annual Bunco FUNraiser Friday, April 27, 2018 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM Knights of Columbus Arlington Heights, IL Check the website for more details

ESCORTED TRANSPORTATION SERVICE NORTHWEST etsnw.org PIZZA WITH A PURPOSE FUNdraiserWednesday, March 21, 2018California Pizza Kitchen3 S. Evergreen RdArlington Heights, IL

THE HARBOUR theharbour.org Save the DateFriday, April 20, 2018Check website for additional details JOURNEYS-THE ROAD HOME journeystheroadhome.org Garden of Giving Women’s LuncheonWednesday, April 18, 201811:00 AMInverness Golf ClubInverness, ILRegister online at journeystheroadhome.org LITTLE CITY littlecity.org Annual Dinner GalaSaturday, March 3, 20186:00 PM - 12:00 AMHyatt Regency ChicagoChicago, ILRegister online at littlecity.org PALATINE TOWNSHIP SENOR CITIZENS COUNCIL ptscc.org 18th Annual Caring Hearts GalaSaturday, February 17, 20186:00 PM - 12:00 PMThe CotillionPalatine, ILRegister online at ptssc.org WINGS wingsprogam.org 11th Annual Resale Fashion ShowSunday, March 3, 201810:00 AM - 3:00 PMStonegate Conference & Banquet CentreHoffman Estates, ILRegister online at wingsprogram.org

CALENDAR OF EVENTS FOR PALATINE TOWNSHIP FUNDED AGENCIESPalatine Township supports specific programs at twenty-nine local social service agencies that provide vital human services to Township residents. Here are fundraisers for some of those social service agencies.

CEDA HOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM: LIHEAPThe Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) is a program offered by CEDA that provides financial assistance to income-eligible households with energy services during the winter months. The purpose is to help those with limited income pay their gas and electric bills in the form of a credit. A one-time benefit payment is paid to the utility company and is directly applied to the household’s energy bills. The payment amount is determined by income, household size, and fuel type. Income guidelines are listed below.

The LIHEAP program runs from October 1, 2017 through May 31, 2018 or until funds are exhausted. Please call the General Assistance office at 847-358-6110 to inquire about eligibility, the specific list of documents needed to apply, and to schedule your LIHEAP appointment. Applications are completed by appointment only.

Income Guidelines for LIHEAP Program Year 2017-2018

Household Size Gross Monthly Income

1 person $1,508

2 people $2,030

3 people $2,553

4 people $3,075

5 people $3,598

6 people $4,120

7 people $4,643

8 people $5,165

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LETTER FROM THE SUPERVISOR“Every new beginning comes from some other beginning’s end.”

– Seneca

Every year, many grow melancholy at the end of one year and the beginning of another. Some think of things never accomplished and the overwhelming list of things needing attention this year. Being the eternal optimist, I find the good sides to each.

2017 brought us new volunteers, ideas, our ability to help those in need more efficiently. A portion of our roof was replaced with a newer and more energy efficient foam product, a new phone system installed allowing for enhanced communication with staff and board members, and increased training for all staff aiding in serving you better.

In 2018, our new .GOV website is up, senior and disabled transportation has become more efficient due to new programming, and we are working towards new programs to aid our most vulnerable. Constituents should be delighted the overall Town and General Assistance levy was lowered from the previous year. Township is roughly 2% of your tax bill so you may not notice the reduction, even so, you have the awareness we are keeping budgets within reason.

Illinois legislature is back in session, filing and passing bills, which will affect all of us, including a few “anti-Township.” Many of our local legislators lack understanding of all the services Townships provide. Some legislators have not personally had difficulty feeding their children, keeping the heat on, or needed daily transportation for a loved one or themselves, being a senior or disabled. Township transportation allows residents to attend dialysis treatments, school or the grocery store. Resident’s use of the Assessors free property tax appeal service has increased over the years, as one cannot afford to pay an attorney each time. Keep an eye out for bills which eliminate your services and how your State Representative or Senator votes.

As always, feel free to contact me with anything.

Sincerely,

Sharon Langlotz-Johnson Supervisor, Palatine Township

Sharon Langlotz-Johnson, Supervisor SLJohnson@PalatineTownship-il.gov

Lisa Moran, Town Clerk LMoran@PalatineTownship-il.gov

Terry Kelly, Assessor TKelly@PalatineTownship-il.gov

Aaron B. Del Mar, Highway Commissioner ADelMar@PalatineTownship-il.gov

Andy-John G. Kalkounos, Trustee AJKalkounos@PalatineTownship-il.gov

Ray Kincaid, Trustee RKincaid@PalatineTownship-il.gov

Susan Kern, Trustee SKern@PalatineTownship-il.gov

Bill Pohlman, Trustee BPohlman@PalatineTownship-il.gov

Hours: Monday, 8:30 AM - 7:00 PM Tuesday - Friday, 8:30 AM - 4:00 PMSaturday, 8:30 AM - noon

847-358-6700PalatineTownship-il.gov