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A Message from Mayor Williams Village government is responsible for providing residents with local services they expect and deserve. On a daily basis, Lynwood municipal employees in the Public Works, Police, Fire and Building Departments along with those working in the Mayor’s and Village Clerk’s Offices are serving residents and meeting the variousneeds of the community. I believe that all of the services our Village provides have a positive impact on the quality of life that we enjoy in Lynwood. As you read through the many editions of our Lynwood newsletters, you will find other examples of why our community offers opportunities for experiencing a good quality of life. A partial list of the Village’s quality of life assets includes: • Many residential developments still under way throughout the community, a telling sign that families wish to move into Lynwood. • A new public library building with many amenities. • Improvements in Village water and sewer infrastructure and equipment. • Well-trained and professional public safety personnel. • Good schools, proudly demonstrating student success. • Well-maintained parks and recreation areas. • A Senior Citizen Center offering a variety of activities and phase two of the residential complex exclusively for senior citizens south of Glenwood Lansing Road. • Activities for our children, including Little League and other sports, and programs. The Village also is attracting new business and commercial developments. A major commercial project is underway at the north end of the community, and we anticipate additional development to be generated by the Joe Orr Road extension project. The Village has been informed by Cook County that construction contracts will now be let for phase 1 of the new Joe Orr Road to Torrence Avenue in 2011. New Joe Orr will at some point extend through the eastern section of Lynwood to Main Street in Munster, Ind. The new Joe Orr Road thoroughfare will provide motorists with a direct east and west route through our community. I believe the extension project will be a catalyst for additional development and Joe Orr Road will be an important commercial corridor here. I hope that you agree with me that we are enjoying a very good quality of life in Lynwood. As always, if you have suggestions or comments, please contact me at 708-758-6101. |
12/8/2011 - 3/1/2012
Important Garbage Collection Information*IMPORTANT GARBAGE COLLECTION INFORMATION* From the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency and Governor Pat Quinn
Beginning January 1, 2012 a new law (P.A. 97-0287) bans the landfill disposal of many electronic items. Landfills will no longer be allowed to accept these items and therefore beginning January 1, 2012 Homewood Disposal will no longer be collecting the items listed below. Those items will have to be disposed of at properly licensed E Waste Disposal Sites. The Village of Lynwood is compiling a list of proper disposal sites where residents can drop of those items. One current drop off location is VeTTech at 2755 Bernice Road in Lansing. Newly Banned Items: Televisions, Monitors, Computers (including tablet computers), Printers, Electronic Key Boards, Scanners, Video Cassette Recorders, Facsimile Machines, Portable Digital Music Players, Video Game Consoles, Small Scale Servers, Electronic Mice, Digital Converter Boxes, Satellite Receivers, Digital Video Disc Recorders, Cable Receivers & Digital Video Disc Players. The list of electronic items joins other items already banned from landfill disposal including lead–acid batteries, landscape waste, tires, white goods, and motor oils.
If these items are placed out for pickup, tickets for their removal will be issued. As more information is collected it will be shared with residents. If you have any questions contact us at 708-758-8434.
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