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SOCCER CANCELLATIONS

🌧⛈⚽️SOCCER CANCELLATIONS-
Unfortunately due to the amount of rain we have received the last 7-10 days, and more is expected Saturday, the fields have become unplayable for this weekend, which means that all soccer will be CANCELLED the rest of the WEEK, this includes GAMES this Saturday (10/5). Games from this Saturday (10/5) will now be made up on Saturday 10/26 for all levels, but 2nd/3rd Grade Boys, your games will be made up on Saturday 11/2, since you have games scheduled already that Saturday (10/26). The two 2nd/3rd Grade Boys games that were scheduled for Mallard Ridge that day (10/26) will now be played at Forest View on that date (10/26). If you have any questions, please contact Zac at 847.356.6011 or contact your coach. Thank you.

2018 Community Service award Recipient Recognized

The Lindenhurst Park District this past year determined to recognize on a larger scale, those individuals, organizations, and governmental bodies that have continuously contributed their time and resources for the Lindenhurst Park District and particularly our community. Once this was determined, the Lindenhurst Park District submitted a Community Services Individual/Group, to the Statewide Organization of the Illinois Association of Park Districts and Illinois Park and Recreation Association. Both organizations concurred with the Lindenhurst Park District and presented the recognition plaque to Lindenhurst Park District Executive Director, Dave Mohr. Read More »

Community Agencies form Intergovernmental Agreement

Officials from the Lindenhurst Park District, Village of Lindenhurst, Village of Lake Villa, Lake Villa Township, Lake Villa District Library and the Lindenhurst-Lake Villa Chamber of Commerce have formed an Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA for short) to pursue economic development, business support, and recreational services for local communities. Read More »

2017 Community Service Award Recipients Recognized

The Lindenhurst Park District this past year determined to recognize on a larger scale, those individuals, organizations, and governmental bodies that have continuously contributed their time and resources for the Lindenhurst Park District and particularly our community. Once this was determined, the Lindenhurst Park District submitted a Community Services Individual/Group, to the Statewide Organization of the Illinois Association of Park Districts and Illinois Park and Recreation Association. Both organizations concurred with the Lindenhurst Park District and presented the recognition plaques to Lindenhurst Park District Executive Director, Dave Mohr, at the recent Illinois Park and Recreation Association Conference in Chicago, Illinois. Read More »

2016 Community Service Award Recipients Recognized

The Illinois Association of Park Districts and Illinois Park and Recreation Association have presented a 2016 Community Service Award to the Derrick Family (Tommy, Susie, Mackenzie, Bailey, and Chloe), for their outstanding contributions to the Lindenhurst Park District. Read More »

2015 Community Service Award Recipients Recognized

The Illinois Association of Park Districts and Illinois Park and Recreation Association have presented a 2015 Community Service Award to the Lakes High School National Honor Society and Lindenhurst Resident Joyce Dever, for their outstanding contributions to the Lindenhurst Park District. Read More »

Thomas J. Lippert Community Center

On May 5th, 2015 the Board of Park Commissioners of the Lindenhurst Park District passed a resolution dedicating the community center and re-naming it the Thomas J. Lippert Community Center. Tom Lippert was the Executive Director of the Lindenhurst Park District from 1992-2015 and during his tenure developed 19 named parks and beaches and constructed its main facility, now named after him, a 26,000 square foot community center. Tom served the Illinois park and recreation industry in various roles and capacities, at several districts, for a total of 38 years. Read More »