VILLAGE OF ISLAND LAKE SPRING 2020 NEWSLETTER & RECREATION GUIDE March, April, May.

DATES TO REMEMBER:

March 8 Daylight Savings Time

9 Community Watch 7pm

28 Indoor Garage Sale 10—3pm

April 4 8 -11:30 am Bunny Breakfast

10 am Easter Egg Hunt

6 Curbside electronics pickup

6 First day of yard waste pickup

10-12 Village offices closed

12 Easter

May 23-25 Village Offices Closed

25 Memorial Day Ceremony 2:45pm

YARD WASTE

Seasonal unlimited: $100.81; call Prairieland,

847-381-9300. Single Stickers: $2.35 available at

Village Hall, Walgreens and Island Foods.

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2020 Vehicle Stickers must displayed on your windshield to avoid fines.

I would like to thank all volunteers who manned the Salvation Army Red Kettles on December 24, 2019 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Thanks also to the generous people who filled the kettles to help those in need. We collected over $600.00. Improvement of the Highway 176 and Roberts Rd. intersection by

the Illinois Department of is now complete, I am happy to report. This should help traffic flow better at this busy intersection.

Have you noticed the new, handicapped accessible door at the main entrance of the Village Hall? We received a Community Development Block Grant to help pay for the project. Converse Park on the east side of the Village on Route 176 is one of our most popular parks. It was nice to see people using the sledding hill there this winter when it finally had snow on it. Last summer, the August Concert in the Park was held there and was well attended. The

2020 Concerts in the Park, planned for June and August will be there, too. 2020 Census: Make sure you participate in the 2020 Census. It helps determine how much federal funding we receive. Happy Spring!

ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT PANCAKE

BREAKFAST with the Easter Bunny! Breakfast

includes. Pancakes, scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage,

coffee, milk, OJ and fruit.

Saturday; April 4, 8 am - 11:30 am.

Island Lake Village Hall Gym

Breakfast Cost: $7.00 ages 4 and up.

FREE: ages 3 and under.

Proceeds will go towards the Club's scholarship fund. All

unused food will be donated to the Island Lake/Wauconda

Food Pantry.

Sponsored by the Island Lake Area Lioness Club

FREE Annual Al Schmidt Easter Egg Hunt

at 10:00 AM SHARP!

Age groups 0-3, 4-6, & 7-8

Special marked egg. Winner

will receive an Easter

Basket.

Primary Election March 17, 2020: Find information on your County Clerk’s website. Early voting begins March 2. McHenry County: https://www.co.mchenry.il.us/county-government/departments-a-i/county-clerk/elections Lake County: https://www.lakecountyil.gov/335/Voter-Information

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Chief of Police - Dan Palmer

With the New Year comes a number of new laws. The one you ’ve probably heard the most about is the legalization of recreational cannabis. It’s true that’s it legal, but that doesn’t mean there are no lawful restrictions in place. Amounts within a person’s possession are limited to 30 grams of cannabis flower or 5 grams of cannabis concentrate. Any cannabis infused product is limited to having no more than 500 milligrams of THC in it. It is legal to use the product in your home, but landlords can ban use within their property and your workplace can prohibit your drug use. Use in any public place is still unlawful as is operating a motor vehicle while under the influence. Out of state residents face different restrictions and any cannabis possessed must remain in sealed containers while being transported. There are too many items to cover completely

in this short newsletter, but be aware, educated and know what you are and aren’t allowed to do.

The department welcomed new officer Michael Uhwat-Vicicondi, who was sworn in at the January 9th Village

Board Meeting and began the police academy training on January 20th. He’ll graduate this spring and, after

completing field training at the department—will be assigned to patrol.

In January, Sergeant Nicholas Deuter graduated from the School of Police Staff and Command held by the Northwestern University Center for Public Safety and hosted by the Buffalo Grove Police Department. Staff and Command is a ten-week course that teaches police supervisors many management functions which include, but are not limited to—budgeting, employee relations, human resources, leadership, planning, policies and a good deal more. Sergeant Deuter, though a long time supervisor, had never received any management training. Two newer sergeants that I had promoted since I arrived will also be attending this course in the future. Improved training is something I implemented when I arrived here and it is fully supported by the Village Board.

Slow down in bad weather conditions! While Mother Nature has been gentler to us this winter, we can still have cold and snowy weather ahead. We’ve handled many accidents during this year’s snow storms and most them are related to traveling too fast for the surface conditions. While it may be desirable to warm up your car, please remain with it when you do. We have had two untended and running vehicles stolen from the front of businesses recently while their owners were inside the store.

Want to receive board meeting agendas, Lake Management news or news of events in town? Email georgine.cooper@voislk.com to be added to any or all of the mailing lists.

Please join the Island Lake Police Department in the Community Watch effort. The purpose of

Community Watch is to engage and collaborate with our community—residents, community groups and

businesses—to unite, inform, and protect our community. Meetings cover a variety of topics related to public

awareness and safety and often feature guest presenters.

Dates/times: 7pm, 2nd

Monday of every other month (Jan., March, May, July, Sept., Nov.)

Location: Senior Center at the Village Hall

2020 meeting schedule: Mar. 9 subject is McHenry County Habitat for Humanity.

May 11, July 13, Sept. 14, Nov. 9 .

For more information: Contact Detective Knebl and watch the website, www.villageofslandlake.com.

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Water Department – Patrick Stewart, Water Superintendent Thank you Residents!

We would like to take this time to thank the many residents who allow us into their homes on a monthly basis to perform bacteriological sampling. In order to meet IEPA standards and keep our drinking water safe, the Island Lake Water Department takes approximately 17 water samples a month–a majority of those from residents’ homes. Thank you to all of our volunteer residents!

As always, we encourage any questions or concerns regarding the water system and water quality that we provide. Please feel free to call us at any time, 847-526-1954

2020 Spring Hydrant Flushing Schedule

The Village of Island Lake Water Department will be flushing fire hydrants from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM during the following schedule:

Fox River Shores Subdivision: March 30th through April 5th Portens Subdivision: April 6th through 10th Waters Edge Subdivision: April 13th through 17th Walnut Glenn/Fen View: April 20th through 24th Westridge: April 27th through May 1st 176/Business District: May 4th through 8th Original Section/Newbury: May 11th through 15th

Residents be advised: Use caution before laundering clothing, as hydrant flushing can stir up naturally occurring minerals that can stain fabrics. Signs stating Hydrant Flushing will be placed in each subdivision prior to work start.

Memorial Day Commemoration May 25, 2020 by Bob Carpenter, Coordinator

The 2020 Memorial Day Commemoration Program on May 25, 2020 will again be sponsored by the Village of Island Lake and VFW Post 2486. Remember the program starts at 2:45 p.m.

Will the 2020 Memorial Day Commemoration measure up to previous years? The rescheduled 2019 Commemoration featured the rededication of the refurbished helicopter and a bit of history on her use in Vietnam.

In case of rain the program will still be held--under the overhang of the Beach House. The covered space is large enough to keep up to 100 people dry.

For questions and to share information about any Island Lake area soldiers who died while on active duty, contact Bob Carpenter, 847-526-0147.

Prairieland Refuse and Recycling (847-381-9300) Quick Notes Yard Waste Collection begins April 6, 2020. New rates are single stickers: $2.35 (available at the Village Hall, Walgreens and Island Foods); seasonal unlimited: $100.81. Note: 2019 seasonal subscribers were sent in-voices with a due date in January, then some received an orange tag on their recycling bins about a service issue. Invoices were not due in January. Call Prairieland at 847-381-9300 to arrange seasonal pickup. Next curbside small electronics pickup is April 6. Go to the website here to find list of acceptable items: https://www.prairielanddisposal.com/residential-services/#electronics-collection.

For more information about pickups and composting, go to https://www.prairielanddisposal.com/village-of-island-lake/.

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Public Works - Brian Bartnick, Director

FREE, Confidential Help from the DIAL 2-1-1 Helpline

DIAL 2-1-1 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to get free, confidential help finding resources for

health and human service challenges.

You can also visit the United Way website at https://uwmchenry.org/ for McHenry County and https://

www.uwlc.org/2-1-1 for Lake County.

Fall repaving projects that had to be rescheduled to spring due to winter

showing up on Halloween and will resume this Spring as soon as the weather

permits. Please be patient with and courteous to the road crews. Roads to be

resurfaced include Knightsbridge Drive, Revere Lane, Westminster cul-de-

sac and Lexington Drive west of Westminster.

The Village Hall parking lot will also be repaved and new handicapped spaces

will be added by the main entrance. During the paving, we will have to reroute

parking. Watch for signs that tell where to park and which entrance to use. Thank you

for your patience during the repaving.

Spring may arrive officially on March 20 but Mother Nature ignores our calendar. When

it snows, remember:

Park your vehicle off the street

Try to clear snow around fire hydrants

Remove your portable items from the road right-of-way

Do not shovel, blow or plow snow onto the street.

Also remember: 1). Mailboxes will be repaired by Public Works only if we hit them with the snowplow.

(Last fall, Public Works sent letters to addresses where mailboxes were identified as needing repair or

replacement.) 2.) Yards damaged by snowplowing will be restored with black dirt and seed when

weather permits.

Spring is coming and grass and leaves can cause odors in neighborhood creeks and drainage

problems that lead to flooding. Drainage systems must remain free of foreign debris to function at

maximum efficiency and to assist in keeping the large amounts of water from flooding homes and

property during storms. Residents are asked to blow grass clippings back onto the lawn where they

become a natural fertilizer or rake or blow leaves into a compost pile where they can decompose

without odor.

You can reach the Public Works Department Monday thru Friday 7:00AM to

3:30PM at 847-526-8767, through the Village web site at villageofislandlake.com, direct email at

publicworks@villageofislandlake.com.

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Building Department – Russell Kraly, Building Official

Hope everyone had a great holiday season. Winter is almost over and spring is around the corner. Summer projects will begin and permits will be needed for most of them. Last month we revised the Permit/Fee Schedule. It’s comprehensive and covers the cost of the permits and required inspections. I think we have everything covered at this point, but if you have any questions please call. (To see a copy of the new ordinance with the fee schedule, go to villageofislandlake.com, click on the Ordinances/Resolutions tab on the left toolbar and scroll

down to 1606-20 Amending Building Fees-Fines-and Penalties). We are also working on updating our Fire Code from the 2000 Edition to the 2018 Edition. We should have this completed at one of the February Board Meetings. Swimming Pools and Fences: As I drove around the Village last year, the biggest code violation I saw was swimming pools and fences (barriers). I’m not sure why, but there are a lot of pools without the proper barrier around them. The code calls for a minimum of a 48” high fence around the pool, or, you can get the fence that installs on the top edge of the pool, that also meets code. This year if you apply for a pool permit, you must have an approved barrier in place before a pool permit will be issued. If you are going to put up a fence, do that first. If your pool includes a fence installed on the top edge by the pool company, then I need to see that in the description of the contract from the pool manufacturer. By code, the pool is not to be filled unless the approved barrier is in place. I’m letting everyone know now I will red tag pools that do not meet code. You will have to include in your plan the kind of barrier you want and get that barrier installed. If you don’t do this, you are liable for any mishaps that occur; the Village is also in jeopardy if we knowingly look away and don’t enforce the code. I will have a handout available that will cover the highlights of the code with all the requirements for locks and gates. I ’m going to be the “bad guy” in this scenario; safety is my first concern. Unfortunately, in my 30 years of doing this I’ve witnessed some heart breaking tragedies, some without barriers and some when the pools were installed to code. Please, let’s make this a safe and fun summer for all! Lastly, when applying for permits to do projects around your house, make sure you have the following four items before you bring it in or we won’t accept the Permit Application.

Permit filled out completely. Plat of Survey/Blueprint when applicable. Contractor registration completed. HOA letter of approval when applicable.

The reason is if you’re missing one or more of the required items, we cannot process the permit, so we set it aside and wait for you to bring in the info. Some people do it quickly; some take up to months to complete. In the meantime, we have many applications and a lot of paperwork, and it just keeps piling up. Then, by chance, if we lose or misplace something then the process has to start all over. Its best if you keep your paperwork and when it’s ready submit it all at once so we can do our job immediately. Thank you for your cooperation in hopefully making the process painless for all!

An Owner Transfer Inspection (OTI) is required before the sale of a property. See the checklist on our website at the link below. Rental Inspections and Registrations are also required at all rental units.

Hours for outdoor construction are... Monday - Friday: 7am - 7pm Saturday: 8am - 5pm Sundays and holidays: 8am - 4pm Please be courteous of your neighbors. Go to our website at: https://villageofislandlake.com/administration/building -zoning-and-economic-development/ to download the Permit Process and Guidelines brochure and other useful forms and information. For other questions about requirements and projects, call Russell at 847-526-8764, ext. 7862.

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Emergency Management – Calvin Clay, Coordinator

Our mission is community safety within the guidelines while obtaining the proper training to support our village in the event of a disaster/emergency call-out.

Happy New Year! Residents & Friends, Rain and storm season is on the way. Spring brings longer days and the greenery is now starting to develop. This leads me into providing you with key safety information. Let’s keep an eye out for fast approaching severe thunderstorms that can pop-up without warning. Be sure to monitor our local weather forecast via: weather-channel/radio/weather app/weather-radio and any other type device that monitors severe weather within our local area. When severe weather is predicted in the forecast, the threat becomes a potential. Plan your day accordingly–especially if the forecast predicts severe weather. If a funnel cloud is detected within our area, the tornado warning sirens will sound the alarm.

Take immediate shelter in a safe place away from windows, the basement preferably. If no basement is available, seek shelter in a closet, on the lower level and away from doors. Monitor conditions until the threat has expired.

Keep an emergency bag ready w/bottled water, flashlight, and safety/tool kit and food supplies.

Have a safe meeting place established where family members can meet if displaced, list phone numbers to check on family, friends & neighbors to make sure their safe.

Remember to "Spring Forward" on March 8th and set your clocks 1 hour ahead. Replace the batteries in your smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors to protect your family and pets and please communicate this to all family members and friends.

On behalf of the Village of Island Lake Emergency Management Agency, I want to thank my team for their dedication and support. The Emergency Management Meetings are held the fourth Wednesday of the month–on an as needed basis–at the Village Hall at 1900 / 7:00pm. Volunteers are welcome. I only ask that you commit and be an active team member by taking part in all the training exercises and support our Village functions upon request. The EMA Team supports our Police, Fire, Public Works and Parks & Recreation Departments within our specific training protocol. Our mission is Community Safety for the Village of Island Lake.

Economic Development — Trustee Chuck Cermak Shop Island Lake!

Thank you to Culvers of Island Lake, who hosted a fundraiser for Trustee Will

Ziegler on Jan. 13, and will donate a percentage of the proceeds, from participating

customers, to Will’s family. Recently under new ownership, Culvers also continued the

tradition of hosting the annual Star Lighting evert donating a percentage of sales from

the Nov. 23, 2019 event to the Island Lake Historical Society.

Looking for fitness activities? Resolution or not, you may want to take advantage of a number of our

businesses that are ready to help you work on fitness—and fun. Roots Training Center, 224-323-1908, at 654 E.

State Rd. features classes for all ages including Jiu-jitsu, boxing, kick boxing, Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) and

fitness. Full Circle Dance Center “where we believe everyone can dance”, 847-338-3125, at 646 E. State

Rd. offers instruction in a variety of dance styles for ages 2 through adult. Snap Fitness at 452 W. State Rd, is

open 24 hours a day with staff hours of M-F 3-7pm, Sat 8am-noon. In addition to a full range of fitness equipment,

Snap offers fitness training. Want to keep your dog fit? Gramps Dog Walking (Paul Twardzik), 847-997-9430, can

help with that.

Did you know…The Village of Island Lake Recreation Program also offers a number of fitness programs for

all ages. Call Lori Tanzillo, Program Director, 847-416-7866.

WANTED: New businesses to fill our commercial areas. Go to our website to see what ’s available to meet

the needs of your business: https://villageofislandlake.com/ and click on the Retail Properties Available link in the

“News You Can Use” section of the main page. Call Trustee Cermak, 847-526-0177, to explore business options.

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Lake Management Committee – Ken Wick (LMC)

The Lake Management Committee hopes everyone had a wonderful winter!

Phosphorus-free fertilizer: As the cold temps end and the warmer temps return, yard work also gets put back on the To-Do list. We like to remind everyone that when you are making your lawns look pretty, the Village of Island Lake has an ordinance prohibiting use of fertilizers containing phosphorus within Village limits —designed to help protect our waterways—. Although you may live blocks and blocks away from the lake, the phosphorus that is found in many fertilizers can travel through our watersheds easily and make its way to our waters. When you purchase a fertilizer, there are three numbers on the bag. For example: 14-12-10.

The first number is the percent of Nitrogen. (This makes your grass grow great).

The middle number is the amount of phosphorus, a nutrient that is not good for our lake. It should be 0 (zero) for phosphorus-free fertilizer.

The third number is the percent of potassium, another nutrient.

So the next time you purchase fertilizer for your lawn, please think about our lake. You can make a difference!

Duckweed: The Lake Management Committee has also been working with companies over the last several months to acquire bids to help with the duckweed and algae blooms that occur on our lake too often in the summer months. Each year the duckweed gets worse, and it gets difficult for our public works team to keep up. So we are reaching out to Lake Management companies to help us get control over the unsightly duckweed. This process will most likely include a contact herbicide that will NOT stay in our water column. The herbicide will be applied directly to the duckweed (plant). itself and take immediate effects. The plan is treat only the areas where duckweed propagates—NOT the entire lake, This will minimize the herbicide use and the frequency of applications and will be the softest approach (with respect to the ecosystem) to a large problem. With the support of our Village trustees, we hope to make this a possibility this year and take our lake back to a healthy, aesthetically pleasing body of water again.

Get ready for Boating season. Buy your boat stickers at the Village Hall. Do a quick safety check of your boat and equipment to assure you’re safe on the water. All fishing regulations, creel and size limits are posted at all beaches, in the lake handbook and at Eastway Park boat launch. Please report any suspected abuse of overharvesting. Be Safe and Have fun!

P r o v i d e d b y t h e I s l a n d L a k e , L a k e M a n a g e m e n t C o m m i t t e e Focusing on the health, viability and enhancement of Island Lake for future generations.

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Looking for reading materials? Island Lake Lioness Club has books for sale (50¢ for paperbacks; $1 for hardbacks) at the Village Hall to help fund scholarships. Girl Scout Troop 1063 placed a Little Free Library at the Village Hall next to the Wauconda Area book drop. “Take a book; share a book. McHenry Library (http://mchenrylibrary.org) serves our residents who live in the McHenry School Districts. Wauconda Area Library (https://www.wauclib.org) serves those who live in the Wauconda School District.

Did you know?

2020 Census Is Coming! By April 1, 2020, you will receive an invitation to participate in the 2020 Census. You can respond : online, by phone or by mail. Census participation is required by law. A complete and accurate count is critical for you and your community, because the results of the 2020 Census will affect community funding, congressional representation, and more. For more information about the 2020 Census, visit the census website at https://2020census.gov/en

Would you like to work on the 2020 Census? Go to https://2020census.gov/en/jobs.html.

The Village of Island Lake does not provide wild animal control unless an animal is an immediate threat. If you

have an animal pest on your property, call a private agency for removal.

The Village of Island Lake does not have legal plats of survey on file. Check your mortgage papers for a copy.

You may need to get a survey done if you don’t have one and if it is required for a permit application.

The Senior Discount on your water bill applies only to the service fee portion—(not the per 1,000 gallons charge.)

However, the discount does apply to the entire garbage bill.

The Village of Island Lake bills for water and garbage only. Northern Moraine Water Reclamation District

(NMWRD) sanitary (sewer) bills must be paid to NMWRD by mail or in person at 420 Timber Trail, Island Lake.

A tale of Two… or more While Island Lake is one Village, it contains two or more of many other areas. In addition to living in Island Lake, you live in a county, a township, a school district, a library district and a subdivision (which may also contain at homeowners association). Counties and Townships: You receive your tax bill from the county and you register to vote in your county. Certain programs are administered through your township. If you live in McHenry County, you also live in Nunda Township. If you live in Lake County, you also live in Wauconda Township. School and Library Districts: If you live in McHenry District 15 and 156 area, you are served by the McHenry Library. Wauconda School District 118 residents are served by the Wauconda Area Library. Neighborhoods/subdivisions include the original area of the Village (Island Lake Estates), Fox River Shores, Westridge, Prairie Woods, Walnut Glen, Highwood Lakes, Rolling Oaks, Campbell Woods, Pine Ridge, and Waters Edge. Some of these areas have homeowners associations (HOAs). Fire District: Eureka! The entire Village is served by the Wauconda Fire District. See the Community Directory on page 22 of this newsletter for phone numbers for the counties, townships, school districts, libraries and homeowners associations.

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Activities & Events

Interested in volunteering to help with Events? Call the Village Hall 847-526-8764

Events Team Seeks Team Members and Volunteers: The Events Team plays an active role in

providing many free activities and events for our community. We need many volunteers to help us

make the activities and events run smoothly; new and eager team members are welcome.

Monthly meetings at 6:30pm on the 2nd Tuesday of each month as needed at the Village Hall. Your

input and participation is greatly appreciated.

SAVE THE DATES: Upcoming Events

June TBA: Concert in the Park-TBA @ Veteran’s Park, 7-9p.m.

Saturday, July 4: Independence Day Parade located in Fox River Shore

Family Picnic - Veteran’s Park

Fri,Sat,Sun July 17, 18, 19 Carnival

Saturday, July 18th Car Show

Fireworks

(Raindate: July 19th)

August TBA : Concert in the Park TBA @ Converse Park, 7-9p.m.

Island Lake Car Show Back by popular demand, the Island Lake Car Show returns!

Date: Saturday, July 18, 2020 (in conjunction with the carnival) Where: St. John’s Church parking lot, 405 W. State Rd, next to Water Tower Park. Time: Registration 10:00 a.m. – 12:00. Judging at 2:30 p.m. Entry Fee: $10 Prizes: Dash Plaques for first 50 cars and giveaways throughout event

For more information about the Car Show, call 224-656-2822 or email mccm46@att.net.

What else? Food & Fun available at the Carnival in Water Tower Park on July 17, 18, and 19. Fireworks at dusk on July 18 (rain date of July 19).

Look for the new, even better Island Lake July 4th Parade!

As always, the village will celebrate July 4th with a parade, but this year there will be a new route winding through Fox River Shores. With the fairly flat terrain and wider streets than the original part of town, the new route opens opportunities for entries of all kinds to participate and an expanded viewing area for all.

Watch for more details in the Summer 2020 Newsletter.

For more information about the parade, call 224-656-2822 or email mccm46@att.net.

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JUNE 1st THROUGH July 31st / 6:30 A.M. – 6:00 P.M. DAILY

AGES: K THROUGH GOING INTO 5TH

WEEKLY FEES (R/NR): Residents Non Residents

Sessions Times 1ST child/2nd 1ST child/2nd CAMP 9:00-3:00 $100/$90 $110/$100 EARLY RISERS 6:30-3:00 $132/$122 $142/$132 NIGHT OWLS 9:00-6:00 $132/$122 $142/$132 ALL DAY CARE 6:30-6:00 $170/$160 $180/$170

($30 non-refundable deposit at registration)

MUST SIGN UP FOR AT LEAST ONE WEEK AT A TIME NO DAILY DROP INS – MUST GIVE ONE WEEK’S PRIOR NOTICE BEFORE COMING TO CAMP

Three field trips a week including but not limited to, Santa’s Village, Milwaukee Zoo, Donley’s Wild West

Town, America’s Action Territory, Morkes Chocolates, Urban Air, Museum’s, Feed My Starving Children,

many waterparks, and so much more.

Besides the wonderful field trips, your child will be meeting new friends, hanging with awesome counse-

lors, doing crafts, playing organized games, getting as much outdoor time as possible (weather permit-

ting), cooking, and science activities. We will also have onsite entertainment at the village by The Trav-

eling World of Reptiles, Mad Science and Bella’s Bouncies waterslide. You can choose and pick which

weeks you would like your child to come. We are looking forward to seeing you!!

REGISTRATION BEGINS: Previously Enrolled 2019 Campers: March 9 Residents: March 16th Non Residents: March 23rd

3720 GREENLEAF AVENUE, ISLAND LAKE IL, 60042

CALL Lori 847.416.7866 OR Kelli 847.416.7864 VISIT www.villageofislandlake.com under RECREATION

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For more information or to register for Before & After School Program please call Lori at 847.416.7866, or go to www.villageofislandlake.com (Recreation)

Monthly Tuition: K-5

1st Child/2nd Child

AM $150/$140

PM $146/$136 Both $254/$244

Village of Island Lake Indoor Garage Sale 2020 March 28th 10:00a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

NAME__________________________________________________________________________ ADDRESS______________________________________________________________________ PHONE & EMAIL_________________________________________________________________ OFFICE ONLY – PAYMENT TAKEN_____________________________________DATE______________________Initials_______

The Village of Island Lake offers a “Before and After School Program” aka at Cotton Creek Elementary School during the school year.

The morning program runs from 6:30 am. to 9:05 a.m. Monday through Thursday, and 6:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. on Fridays. The afternoon program runs from 3:40 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

During club hours your child will participate in a variety of activities including snacks, homework time, games, sports, crafts and free time.

We have staff employees that are CPR/FIRST AID CERTIFIED. Our staff would like to welcome your child into our fun and friendly environment.

It’s not too late to register your child for this program. A $30 non-refundable registration fee will be required at the time of registration.

COMMUNITY INDOOR GARAGE SALE HELD IN THE VILLAGE HALL GYMNASIUM

SATURDAY, MARCH 28TH

10:00 AM TO 3:00 PM

CALL TO REGISTER BY MARCH 14th, 2020 SPONSORED BY THE ISLAND LAKE

RECREATION DEPARTMENT 847.416.7866 OR EMAIL lori.tanzillo@voislk.com

Fee: $10.00/ Per Table Remaining items that you do not wish to keep after the garage sale will be donated to Charity.

We will have a designated area for you to put your unwanted items. NO items to be left in your space please. Please be mindful of the items that are being placed in the area. Items you think

are trash are probably trash. Set up Friday, March 27th from 3:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.

FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL 847.416.7866 Or EMAIL lori.tanzillo@voislk.com

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ISLAND LAKE GROUP FITNESS

These very popular lessons are

taught specific to the individual student’s

needs. Our teacher, Michael Ripoli has

studied Music Theory, Jazz, and Classical

Guitar. Each private class is a ½ hour lesson.

We have limited openings. Please call for

available times.

Location: AR2 Class#: 470-01 R/NR Fee: $16/$18 ongoing Monday & Friday ongoing 5yrs to adult Call Michael for times: 815-528-3830

ZUMBA GOLD

Enjoy Oldies, Show Tunes, Latin, Pop, Bolly-wood and Caribbean Rhythms at your own pace. Monthly Drawings, Holiday Theme Classes and more.

Location: Village Hall Gym Fee: $5.00 per class Min/Max: 5/20 Instructor: Lorraine Haye

Class #: 170-04 (low impact) Thursday Ongoing 10:30-11:30am 50yrs. & up

ZUMBA

THE ORIGINAL DANCE PARTY Are you ready to party yourself into shape? Forget the workout; just lose yourself in the music and find yourself in shape at the original dance-fitness party! The classes feature exotic rhythms set to high-energy Latin and international beats. Drop-in participates welcome. First class is free!

Location: Village Hall Gym R/NR Fee: $65/$70 (ongoing) 10 class punch card Min/Max: 5/20 Instructor: Lorraine Haye

Class #: 170-01 14yrs.-adult Tuesday Ongoing 7:00-8:00pm 170-02 Thursday Ongoing 6:30-7:30pm 107-03 Saturday Ongoing 9:30 -10:30pm

Yoga is the practice of gently stretching and limbering the body to increase health, vitality and self-awareness. This Yoga class is designed for both beginning and continuing students. First class is free!

Location: Village Hall Gym R/NR Fee: $55/$60 (ongoing) Min/Max: 5/20 Instructor: Denise Jordan Class #: 125-05 16yrs. /adult Wednesday ongoing 12:30-1:20PM

125-06 Saturday ongoing 10:45-11:45am

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RECREATION YOUTH CLASSES

SP RTS R US We put the “U” in fun! PEE WEE SPORTS & FITNESS w/parent

We have found this exciting class to be just what parents need to give their children a positive first step into sports and fitness. Parents will help their child as we introduce different sports through fun fitness activities. We will have a fun obstacle course and various fitness activities to help build self-confidence, gross/fine motor skills and overall coordination. You child will start developing socialization, teamwork and listening skills. Fun sport games will be played at the end of each

class.

Location: Village Hall Gym R/NR Fee: $45/$50 (5 weeks) Min/Max: 6/20 Instructor: SPORTS R US

Class #: 305-01 305-03 Tuesday 03/31 - 04/28 05/05 - 06/02 11:30-12:20 2-3 years w/parent

Class #: 305-02 305-04 Wednesday 04/01 - 04/29 05/06-06/03 11:10-12:00 4-6 years

LIL PINT BASEBALL CAMP

Bases will be loaded with incredible excitement and fun-filled activities to get your child on deck with the game of baseball. In this non-competitive environment, children will have a ball learning how to hit off a tee, running bases, playing catch, as well as having the opportunity to learn various field positions. Participants should bring their own glove for familiarity. Parent participant welcomed. ~A game will be played at the end of each class.

Location: Village Hall Gym R/NR Fee: $45/$50 (5 weeks) Min/Max: 6/20 Instructor: SPORTS R US

Class #: 313-01 313-02 Thursday 04/02 - 04/30 05/07– 06/04 5:00-5:50pm 6-8 years

JR. BASKETBALL

Boys and Girls alike will enjoy learning the skills to advance them in the world of basketball. Even if you are trying it out for the first time, or you are a seasoned pro, you will have a ton of fun enhancing your skill level. Through games and drills we will practice dribbling, passing, shooting, positions and the importance of teamwork. Games will be played at the end of each class.

Location: Village Hall Gym R/NR Fee: $45/$50 (5 weeks) Min/Max: 6/20 Instructor: SPORTS R US

Class #: 307-05 Thursday 04/02 - 04/30 6:00-7:00pm 5-7 years

NERF FLAG FOOTBALL

Tackle the fun with this instructional, non-contact class. Using mini-sized nerf like footballs along with the introduction of flags, players will learn the skills to get them started in football. Along with the core skills of passing and catching, players will learn the rules, positions on the field, as well strategies for both offense and defense. Games will be played at the end of each class.

Location: Village Hall Gym R/NR Fee: $45/$50 (5 weeks) Min/Max: 6/20 Instructor: SPORTS R US

Class #: 342-01 Thursday 01/7 – 02/4

6:00 7:00pm 5 - 7 years

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RECREATION YOUTH CLASSES

LEPRECHAUN LUNCHEON

Everyone is Irish on St. Patrick’s Day! Come and join the Village’s Leprechaun for lunch, crafts and games. Dress in green and get ready to dance.

Location: Gym R/NR Fee: $10/$15 Min/Max: 5/15 Instructor: Recreation Staff Registration Deadline: 3/2 Class #: 676-01 3-6yrs. Wednesday 3/11 12:00– 1:30

TEDDY BEAR PICNIC WITH A MOVIE

Come and join your friends for an age appropriate movie. We will have a picnic so please bring, your special blanket, stuffed bear or animal, sack lunch while we watch a movie.

Location: Gym R/NR Fee: $10/$15 Min/Max: 5/15 Instructor: Recreation Staff Registration Deadline: 3/30 Class #: 696-01 3-6yrs. Wednesday 4/8 12:00– 1:30

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RECREATION YOUTH CLASSES

OPEN GYM

Looking for a way to entertain your child while letting them use up some of that boundless energy? We provide scooters, balls, sit n’ rides, play equipment such as a roller coaster, and basketball hoop for the children and folding chairs for the adults. Children must be accompanied by an adult, age 16 or older, for supervision.

Location: Gym Fee: $2.00/child Ages:: Up to 6years Time: 11:30—1:30 There may be times the gym is booked for other events! Please call ahead to make sure gym is available 847.416.7866. Last Day of Open Gym is 3/20

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REGISTRATION FORMS ARE AVAILABLE ONLINE

It is our goal to provide a variety of exciting, stimulating activities each day so that your child can develop

socially, emotionally, physically and mentally to the very best of their ability. Your child will engage in age

appropriate activities designed to expand their understanding, increase manipulative skills and promote

creative potential. Our curriculum includes structured playtime, art, music, story time, introduction to basic

reading, math skills and more. We would love to have your child be part of our preschool family.

REGISTRATION INFORMATION 1) Registration forms available at the Island Lake Village Hall and on the village website,

www.villageofislandlake.com. One registration form per child.

2) Creative Playtime requires a nonrefundable yearly registration fee of $65 due at the time of registration.

Checks should be made payable to the Village of Island Lake.

3) Bring the registration form, state registered birth certificate and registration fee to the Creative Playtime

Office at the Village Hall, 3720 Greenleaf Avenue, Island Lake.

4) No tuition refund after current session has begun. Refunds are subject to administrative approval and will

require a $20 handling fee.

5) We reserve the right to consolidate, change time or cancel a class due to registration. Minimum 8

students per class.

3- YEAR OLD For children born between

Sept. 2, 2016 and Sept. 1, 2017

20 STUDENT MAXIMUM

Must be toilet trained.

This program includes curriculum

geared to the socialization and

exploratory age of three year olds.

Experiences combine structured creative

learning and free play activities.

Academic skills such as introduction to

writing skills and math & reading.

Learning readiness goals will be taught

with other age appropriate curriculum.

2 Days/week

Fee: $126/month

Section 5: Tues & Thurs AM

Time: 9:15-11:45 a.m.

2- YEAR OLD For children born between

Sept. 2, 2017 and Sept. 1, 2018

12 STUDENT MAXIMUM

This class will provide hands-on and child

- centered activities and projects geared

to the attention span of a two year old. It

will help with socialization and separation

as well as introduce concepts such as

name, shape, color, number and alphabet

recognition. This class is designed to be

without parents. Separation is

encouraged prior to the start of class in

the fall.

2 Days/week Fee: $110/month Section 9: Mon & Wed AM Time: 9:30-11:00 a.m

PRE-K For children born between

Sept. 2, 2015 and Sept. 1, 2016

20 STUDENT MAXIMUM

Must be toilet trained.

This program includes curriculum geared

towards expanding the intellectual growth

of four year olds and preparing them for

Kindergarten. Formulated with circle time,

free play and art activities are basic

reading recognition, math, and writing

skills. Many additional curriculum units

are taught promoting varied areas of

academic goals.

3 Days/week

Fee: $189/month

Section 1: Mon/Wed/Fri AM

Time: 9:00-11:30 a.m.

2 Days/week Fee: $126/month Section 3: Tues & Thurs AM Time: 9:00-11:30 a.m.

Register Now for 2020-2021 Classes

Classes begin in August

Contact Information:

carmen.brush@voislk.com or 847-526-8795

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Island Lake Senior Club — Cathy Christiansen

Historical Society of Island

.

The Island Lake Area Seniors are in our 40th year. Won't you join us this year? You don't have to be a resident of Island Lake to join. If you are at least 55 years old, you are invited to check us out, where our members are always friendly.

We meet the second Tuesday of each month in the Senior Center at the Island Lake Village Hall, 3720 Greenleaf Av. Meetings start at 12:30 PM; doors open at 11:30. Coffee, tea, and refreshments are served. A small door prize or cash is awarded to one person at each meeting via a drawing. We also have raffles periodically. Potential members are invited to come to one meeting free of charge and enjoy whatever activities we are doing. If you decide to join, dues are only $18 per year, (starting in July the cost to join is $9), which includes a reduced cost for the St. Patrick's Day luncheon and Christmas luncheon. We are always looking for new members and fresh ideas. Hope to see you there! Any questions? Please call President Catherine Christensen on her cell 262-237-2961. The following is a list of activities for 2020:

Mar 10 St. Patrick Day Luncheon at J & D's in Wauconda, price TBD Apr 14 Wauconda Funeral Home Presentation May 12 Indoor Picnic, $5.00 June 9 Nominations for Treasurer and Secretary Entertainment-Steel Drums

Jul 14 Election of Treasurer and Secretary Entertainer and Vocalist Peter Oprisco Aug 11 Installation of Treasurer and Secretary Celebrate all Members Birthday, Ice Cream Social, Entertainment-Sing Along to the Oldies by Caring Hears & Voices Sep 8 Club's 40th Anniversary Entertainment TBD Oct 13 White Elephant Sale Nov 10 Thanksgiving Luncheon, provided by Eduardo's Catering Dec 8 Christmas Luncheon at J&D's in Wauconda Price TBD

The Historical Society’s Island Lake 2020 calendar is a 12 month pictorial glimpse into decades of Island Lake history. There’s a 1926 picture of 4 local women standing on top of the newly installed dam which was actually an early postcard. Another picture attests to the fact Route 176 was not always where it is now. There is 10 months more of equally interesting pictures.

The Historical Society would like to thank the page sponsors – Culver’s of Island Lake, Island Lake Lions & Lioness, Wauconda Township, Any Kut Barber Shop, Allstate Insurance, Mayor Charles Amrich, The Mascillilnos, Salon Gia, BP Gas Station of Island Lake, Full Circle Dance Center, Island Lake Café, & 3D Bowl/Side Outs. We would like to also thank the Village of Island Lake for their ongoing support of the Historical Society.

Calendars are $5 and available at the Island Lake Village Hall or by contacting The Historical Society at 224-656-2822.

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VICTORY GARDEN

ISLAND LAKE WOMAN'S CLUB by Dona Willard

Anyone who thinks gardening begins in the spring and ends in the fall is missing the best part of the year...for gardening begins in January, with the dream. —Josephine Nuese

While the garden rests under a blanket of snow, gardeners plan for the season to come from the comfort of—thankfully—pest-free, climate-controlled homes. Were you happy with your “crop” last year, or are you ready to try some new ones? Did you have good support for your heavy and climbing plants or will you need to think about other ways to keep your plants in shape? To reserve your Victory Garden Plot for the 2020 season, stop by the Village Hall or call Connie at 847-416-7857.

2020 Victory Garden Opening is tentatively scheduled for Saturday, April 25, 2020—the Saturday after Earth Day, weather permitting. Alternate day if the weather is wild: Saturday, May 2. Watch for details in the next newsletter.

MAKING A DIFFERENCE FOR VETS FOR OVER 75 YEARS

The Island Lake Woman’s Club, since the founding of our club in wartime in 1943, has particularly supported our active military and veterans. Again this year the Island Lake Woman ’s Club collected and sent over 100 Valentines with a little spending cash to the veterans at the VA hospital in North Chicago; in the fall we will send a box of warm winter socks, and at Christmas donate funds for the annual holiday dinner for those veterans. We make a generous annual donation to the VFW National Home for Children, and we actively support the veterans’ organizations of Canine Companions and Soldier’s Best Friend. All of our members are animal lovers and owners, and realize that pets can certainly “Make a Difference” to our wounded heroes.

We also make frequent and generous donations to the Lake County Pet Food Pantry, where the needy can obtain pet food and supplies at no cost, and keep pets with their families and out of shelters. In addition, we support our own community every day, planting and maintaining two of the entrance gardens to the Village of Island Lake, donating to local schools and libraries, and the Wauconda/Island Lake Food Pantry. Affiliated with the GFWC, our donations help to support the Heart Fund, Smile Train, Heifer International, and the Salvation Army.

If you want to help us “Make a Difference” and are interested in learning more about the club or attending a luncheon meeting, please contact Dona Willard by email at donawillard@comcast.net. Meetings are on the second Thursday of the month in the Island Lake Village Hall. Luncheon is served at 12:00 P.M. followed by the day’s business and program. All are welcome.

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Wauconda Township: 505 W. Bonner Rd. Wauconda 847-526-2631

Nunda Township: 5114 Terra Cotta Ave, Crystal Lake, 815-459-4011

*NOTE: All Island Lake Seniors are welcome to attend events. Please RSVP at the earliest opportunity or event could be cancelled due to insufficient number of participants. March 19, 10 – 11:30am: What’s the Buzz? Lake County Master Gardener will discuss benefits of and ways to attract pollinators of Illinois—bees and others—to your yard. Location: Wauconda Township Hall 505 W. Bonner Road Wauconda. Cost: $4. March 23, 1:30 – 3pm: White Elephant Bingo Bring a new or gently used item for the prize table. Location: Wauconda Township Hall Cost: FREE. March 30, 6:30 – 8pm: Utility Bill Clinic by Citizens Utility Board. Bring your current electric, gas, cable and phone bills for a free expert analysis, information about spotting unnecessary charges, tips for energy shopping and savings through energy efficient programs and rebates. Location: Wauconda Township Hall. Cost: FREE. April 9, 10 – 11am: Lake County’s NEW 211 Phone-In Resource Service Learn about 211 free one-stop shop for help with easy to remember information and referral helpline, central access point to the health and human services in Lake County, a live person in English or Spanish, 24 hour confidential helpline. Location: Wauconda Township Hall. Cost: FREE. April 24, 10am – Noon: Seniors Got Talent Are you over 55 and have a talent you would like to showcase? Bring your friends and family to support you. Location: Wauconda Park District 600 N. Main Street, Wauconda. Cost: FREE. Call Wauconda Township 847-526-1800 or Wauconda Park District 847-526-3610 for more information and to register. May 1, 10 – 11:30am: Making Merry May Baskets Create containers to fill with flowers and candy treats. Co-sponsored by Wauconda Township, Wauconda Park District, and Lake County Senior Services. Location: Liberty Arms Community Room, 260 Larkdale Row, Wauconda. Cost: FREE. May 13, depart 10:30am; return approx. 4pm: The Citadel Theater ‘Brighton Beach Memoirs’, an autobiographical Neil Simon comedy. Lunch on our own at Baker’s Square Libertyville. Cost: $30 April 21 and 22, 9am to 1pm: AARP Smart Driver Classes. Cost: $15 to AARP members, $20 nonmembers. Call Lisa Knight, 847-526-1800, to sign up.

The Wauconda Township Senior Transportation FREE service helps seniors (60+ years) get to medical

and beauty appointments, prescription pickup, shopping. Donations appreciated. Both Wauconda and Nunda

Township residents of Island Lake are eligible for service. Call 847-526-8688 to register and receive a

monthly schedule.

Pinochle for Seniors: Monday & Thursdays from about noon – 3:00pm at Nunda Township, 3510 Bay Rd., Crystal Lake. PLAYERS NEEDED! For more information, call 815-459-4011.

Seniors and persons with disabilities may be eligible for free transit rides and license plate discounts. Call the Township, 815-459-4011, to make an appointment for assistance with the application or go to www.illinois.gov/aging/BenefitsAccess to apply.

Grants for Emergency Assistance “for such things as utility bill shut off notices, eviction notices, and gas/food”: call 815-459-4011 for information.

Transportation: RTA Reduced Fare Applications available at Township Hall. Pictures for applications are taken for free. Bring a State of Illinois ID. Island Lake residents who live in Nunda Township are eligible to use the free Wauconda Township Senior Transportation (see above). Food Pantry: Free pantry on Fridays starting at approximately 10:30 continuing until food is gone. Call 815-459-4011 for information.

Nunda Township Cemetery Board Vacancy. Go to http://www.nundasupervisor.com/ to download an application.

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Island Lake Lions

The Wauconda-Island Lake Food

Pantry, located at 505 W. Bonner

Rd. (behind the Wauconda Township

Office) is a nonprofit organization

serving an average of 248 families monthly in the

Wauconda/Island Lake area.

Contact them at 847-526-8684. A collection box is

located at the Village Hall. (no perishables)

WAUCONDA FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT

Would you like to share in the service and fun that are part of Lions Club

membership? Our local club is part of the international organization with the

mission “To empower volunteers to serve their communities, meet humanitarian

needs, encourage peace and promote international understanding through Lions

clubs.” We welcome men and women and new ideas.

Join us for one of our monthly dinner meetings at a local eatery—usually on the 3rd Wednesday

of each month at 7:30pm.

Alas, the 2020 Ice Fishing Derby was cancelled, due to uncertainty about the

state of the ice in this winter of fluctuating temperatures.

For all Island Lake Lions Club information—membership, meetings or events, call

President Geoff Zivic 224-715-0481 or email liongeoff@sbcglobal.net.

All the lights on the wreath at Station 2 in Island Lake stayed lit throughout the holiday season, we are grateful to report. This means there were no holiday fires. Watch for thin ice as the spring thaw begins. Fluctuating temperatures result in unstable ice on all bodies of water. The only way to guarantee your safety and the safety of others is to STAY OFF THE ICE.

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Annual Guns & Hoses Benefit Golf Outing will be in August 2020 (date TBD). Watch for more information about this event that raises money to fund twelve $1,000 scholarships for graduating seniors in the Wauconda Fire District. Note: All of the Village of Island Lake is in the Fire District—both Lake County and McHenry County residents. Daylight savings begins on Sunday, March 8, 2020. Reminder: When you change your clocks, please change your smoke and CO detector batteries. Note: The average life span for smoke and CO detectors is from 5-10 years depending on the manufacturer’s recommendation. Is it time to replace yours?

For information about Wauconda Fire District programs, visit our website here: https://waucondafire.org/public-education/programs/ and find us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

FRESH IDEAS

and

NEW

MEMBERS

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EMERGENCY NUMBERS

Fire and Police 911

NON EMERGENCY NUMBERS

Wauconda/Island Lake fire 847-526-2821

Island Lake Police 847-526-2100

Lake County Sheriff 847-549-5200

McHenry County Sheriff 815-338-2144

VILLAGE HALL

Village Hall 847-526-8764

Mayor Charles Amrich Ext. 7885

Clerk/FOIA Officer Georgine Cooper Ext. 7858

Trustee England Ext. 7878

Trustee Cermak Ext. 7876

Trustee Powell Ext. 7874

Trustee McLaughlin Ext. 7879

Trustee Ziegler Ext. 7882

Trustee Carlsen Ext. 7872

Bldg & Code Official, Russell Kraly Ext. 7862

Public Works 847-526-8767

Water Dept 847-526-1954

Parks & Recreation 847-526-4851

Creative Playtime 847-526-8795

Calvin Clay, EMA Ext. 7884

Ken Wick, Lake Management Ext. 7875

GOVERNMENT CENTERS

Lake County 847-360-6600

McHenry County 815-338-2040

Island Lake Post Office 847-526-6153

Wauconda Township (in Lake County) 847-526-2631

Nunda Township (in McHenry County) 815-459-4011

UTILITY COMPANIES

Comcast 866-594-1234

ComEd 800-334-7661

Dynergy Energy Systems 844-441-0716

J.U.L.I.E 800-892-0123

NICOR 888-642-6748

Northern Moraine Wastewater Recla-mation District

847-526-3300

AT & T 800-244-4444

Prairieland Disposal, Inc 847-381-9300

SWALCO www.swalco.org

SCHOOLS

Cotton Creek 847-526-4700

Robert Crown 847-526-7100

Matthews Middle School 847-526-6210

District 118 847-526-7690

McHenry District 15 815-385-7210

McHenry District 156 815-385-7900

SEDOL 847-548-8470

McHenry Special Ed 815-344-4048

LIBRARIES

McHenry Area Library 815-385-0036

Wauconda Area Library 847-526-6225

ORGANIZATIONS

Boy Scout Troop 90, John Nielsen 847-462-8425

Cub Scout Troop 290, Joy Cecola 224-374-4990

Bulldog Youth Sports bulldogyouthsports.org

Cotton Creek Marsh/McHenry Cnty Conservation Dist 815-338-6223

Girl Scouts, Sherri Sorenson 847-487-5228

Historical Society 224-658-2822

I.L. Seniors, Catherine Christensen 262-237-2961

I.L. Woman’s Club, Dona Willard

donawillard@comcast.net 847-526-3408

Lakes Youth Athletic Association

(Baseball, Football, Girls’ Softball) 847-604-0270

Lions Club www.e-clubhouse.org/sites/island_lake.

Lioness Club, Betty Skvarenina 847-639-6658

Wauconda Moose Lodge #1969 847-526-8118

VFW/Lakeland Memorial Post 2486 - Barry Desfor 847-487-9732

Wauconda Area Youth Soccer 847-526-4167

Wauconda American Legion Post 911 847-526-9718

Wauconda Township Transportation 847-526-8688

Wauconda-Island Lake Food Pantry 847-526-8684

Wauconda Township Senior Services 847-526-1800

Wauconda/Island Lake Jaycees 224-993-9693

Wauconda Area Youth Soccer Club www.waysc.com

Venturing Crew 2090:Dave & Julie Ryman 847-487-1079

HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATIONS

Highwood Lakes, Willard Sorenson 815-385-3073

Nantucket, Donna Smith 815-337-1656

Newbury, Jan Doody 847-263 6102

Pine Ridge, Richard Padula 847-526-0038

Prairie Woods, Scott Kochaney 815-385-3538

Rolling Oaks, Samantha Boardstarr 708-227-8413

Southport, Lucia Matlock 630-620-1133

Walnut Glen, Lieberman Mgmt Services 847-459-0000

Waters Edge, Janel Santilli 847-459-1222

Westridge Town Homes, Donna Smith 815-337-1656

Westridge, BP Services, Carol Loveridge 779-552-8719

COMMUNITY DIRECTORY

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All meetings are held at the Village Hall unless otherwise posted.

Village of Island Lake Meetings Village Board: 2nd and 4th Thursday* of the month, 7:30pm

*No meeting on the 4th Thursday in November and December The Following meeting are on an as needed basis.

Agendas will be posted only in the event the meeting

are scheduled.

Planning and Zoning: 3rd Thursday of the month

7:30pm

Lake Management : 1st Thursday of the month, 6:30pm

Emergency Management Agency: 4th Wednesday*, 7:00pm Police and Fire Commission: 1st Wednesday, 7:30pm.

Events Planning: 2nd Tuesday, 6:30pm

Contact Us

Village of Island Lake

3720 Greenleaf Avenue

Island Lake, IL 60042

(847) 526-8764 www.villageofislandlake.com

Office Open: Monday – Friday 8:00 am – 4:30pm

Saturday 8:00 am – 12:00 pm