Congratulations to Officer Randy Reuter who’s is retiring September 1st after 30 years of distinguished service. Randy’s career included assignments with the MEG, a regional narcotics intervention unit, the Lake County Major Crime Task Force, Field Training Officer and Senior Evidence Technician. Randy is leaving just in time to partake in his favorite hobby, hunting. He will finally have time to spend time with his wife and enjoy his grandchildren. May you be proud of … [Read more...]
Restore Illinois Phase 3
This is a summary of Restore Illinois Phase 3. Business owners should check with the Village of Round Lake Park for location-specific restrictions and guidelines. We encourage that you continue social distancing and wearing a mask or face covering The state commerce department has established a hotline for business operators with questions about Phase 3 of the Restore Illinois plan. Customers, employees and business owners may call 800-252-2923or email ceo.support@illinois.gov … [Read more...]
Governor’s Executive Order
Face masks Governor JB Pritzker’s Executive Order 2020-32 (available via this link), effective May 1 through May 29, mandates that all individuals wear face coverings when in public places. The Order includes the following provisions: “Wearing a face covering in public places or when working. Any individual who is over age two and able to medically tolerate a face-covering (a mask or cloth face-covering) shall be required to cover their nose and mouth with a face-covering when in a public … [Read more...]
Modified Stay at Home Order Will Be Extended Through May
The new executive order will include the following modifications effective May 1: • OUTDOOR RECREATION: State parks will begin a phased re-opening under guidance from the Department of Natural Resources. Fishing and boating in groups of no more than two people will be permitted. A list of parks that will be open on May 1 and additional guidelines can be found on the Illinois Department of Natural Resources website HERE . Golf will be permitted under strict safety guidelines provided by the … [Read more...]
We’re all in this together: a little kindness goes a long way
While we share the important responsibility to encourage and remind each other about safety precautions or newly implemented community restrictions, how we interact and communicate with our neighbors is equally important. We're in this together, and more than ever, the neighborhoods we thrive in should feel kind and welcoming, even from a safe distance. And as a reminder, your [INSERT AGENCY NAME] is taking every measure to ensure neighbors are adhering to the rules of today's "new normal." … [Read more...]
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