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| ADMINISTRATION |
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Village
Administrator
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Jack McKeever |
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Office
Manager
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Cindy
Spangler |
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Phone:
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847-356-8252 |
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Fax:
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847-356-8270 |
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Village
Email :
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mail@lindenhurstil.org |
| The
Administration Department consists of the Administrator, Office
Manager, five full time and one part time support staff who
perform the daily administrative functions. This includes finance,
legal, planning, building and zoning support and related new
development activity. Standard customer service, clerical and
accounting practices are performed as well as those required
to produce sewer/water utility billing and collections. Office
staff provide clerical support and customer service for all
appointed Boards and Commissions, Treasurer and Clerk and external
departments including Building, Engineering, Street and Water/Sewer.
The Village Hall office is a contract postal substation to the
main post office in Lake Villa. Most all services including
postal boxes are provided with the exception of overseas packages
and postal money orders. |
| ENGINEERING
AND BUILDING |
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Director
of Public Works
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Wes
Welsh |
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Chief
Building Inspector
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Peter Chiappori |
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Phone:
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847-356-8254 |
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Fax:
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847-356-8270 |
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Building
Department Email:
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buildingdept@lindenhurstil.org |
| The
Engineering and Building Departments are staffed by the Director
of Public Works/Village Engineer and a Building Inspector.
The two departments work together to monitor and enforce building
and zoning regulations on existing property and to perform compliance
reviews and inspections on new construction. The Director of
Public Works oversees the maintenance, repair, reconstruction
or replacement of all existing infrastructure serving the general
populace. He is responsible for the development and construction
of new infrastructure in developing areas of the village. The
Director of Public Works/Village Engineer oversees daily activities
in the Street and Utility Department. |
| STREET
DEPARTMENT |
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Street
Superintendent
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Steve
Auth |
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Phone:
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847-356-7241 |
| Street
Department is comprised of eight full-time employees, one of
which is an Arborist. The regular full-time crew is augmented
by three part-time summer employees and nine on-call winter
employees. The Street Department has numerous responsibilities
including maintenance of approximately 82 lane miles of Village
streets and rights-of -way, 106 cul-de-sacs, 2,800 parkway trees,
118 Village owned street lights, numerous storm sewers, culverts,
ditches, curbs, sidewalks maintenance of the Village Hall complex,
plus maintenance and repair of 32 Village vehicles, 2 backhoes,
2 tractors, trailers, trailer mounted equipment and numerous
hand and power tools for all Village Departments. |
| UTILITY
DEPARTMENT |
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Utility
Superintendent
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Robert
Garcia |
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Phone:
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847-356-8252 |
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The Utility
Department is comprised of a Superintendent, ten full-time
and two to three part-time employees. The Water Department
has numerous responsibilities including maintenance and operation
of five well houses, nine wells two elevated water storage
tanks, five chemical feed systems for chlorine, five chemical
feed systems for polyphosphate, approximately 35 miles of
water mains, approximately 400 fire hydrants approximately
3,500 B-boxes and water meters, 7 department vehicles and
one combination backhoe/loader.
The sewer
division has numerous responsibilities including maintenance
and operation of a 2 million gallons daily wastewater treatment
facility; eleven-wastewater pumping stations, approximately
35 miles of sanitary sewers, and shares the same equipment
with the water division.
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| POLICE
DEPARTMENT |
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Chief
of Police
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Jack
McKeever |
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Non
Emergency Phone:
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847-356-5400 |
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Fax:
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847-356-6393 |
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The Lindenhurst
Police Department is comprised of 16 full-time sworn employees. These
sworn law enforcement positions include the Chief, 3 Watch
Commanders, 10 Police Officers and four part-time sworn Police
Officers. Additionally the Police Department employs a Community
Service Officer, a Senior Records Clerk and 3 part-time Records
Clerks/Dispatchers.
The Police
Department utilizes a fleet of 8 squad cars, all of which
contain VHF mobile radios. Seven of the patrol cars are equipped
with mobile computers giving access to state and federal data.
A durable, "off road" mountain bicycle is also available
for patrol purposes.
Non-emergency
dispatching, clerical services and operation of non-emergency
telephone lines are performed within the Lindenhurst facility,
roughly 68 hours per week, by internal staff. This results
in a period of 100 hours per week in which the non-emergency
telephone lines are forwarded to Antioch Dispatch Center who
is Lindenhurst's contract service provider. All land line emergency
"911" calls are answered directly by the Antioch
Dispatch Center. These calls are then dispatched to the Lindenhurst
Police personnel by way of the UHF portable radios, in-car
mobile data terminals or by telephone when appropriate.
"911"
calls made via cellular phones are initially dealt with by
the Lake County Sheriff's Office dispatching center, which
is located in Libertyville. After determining the nature of
the incident, and the appropriate jurisdiction, the call is
delivered to the proper dispatch center via the computer aided
dispatch system.
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Juvenile
Officers:
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Cmdr.
Moravec Officer Gugel
Officer Holbach |
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Officer
Keller Officer
Valach |
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Elderly
Services
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Cmdr. Moravec |
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Police
Explorer Cadets:
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Officer
Goar |
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Officer
Gugel |
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Community
Services:
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C.S.O.
Labb |
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Sex
Offender Registration:
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www.co.lake.il.us/sheriff |
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