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Lake County Public Works Customers – Sign Up for CodeRED!
Don’t miss out on notifications about boil water orders, watermain breaks, service disruptions, upcoming project work and more. Lake County Public Works (LCPW) customers can sign up for CodeRED, the new alert system used by LCPW. Read on... -
Census Jobs in Lake County
The 2020 Census is around the corner, and it's vital that every person in Lake County is counted. You can be part of that effort, and get paid for it! Read on... -
Update: Recreational Cannabis in Unincorporated Lake County
Lake County is currently evaluating its options for regulating recreational cannabis in the unincorporated area. Read on... -
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Volunteer Opportunities
The Martin Luther King Jr. holiday is Jan. 20, 2020. It is the only federal holiday designated as a national day of service to encourage all Americans to volunteer to improve their communities. Learn how to find a volunteer opportunity. -
Lake County Jail Data Now Publicly Available
Through a partnership with Loyola University Chicago, the Lake County Sheriff’s Office has developed a platform to share demographical information from the Lake County Jail with the community. Read on...
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Lake County Board Embraces Diversity
At the Jan. 14 County Board meeting, board members passed a resolution affirming that Lake County embraces diversity. Lake County’s strength is rooted in our people. We stand against hate and discrimination and affirm that Lake County should be a welcoming community for all. The board action was taken following a recent incident of vandalism at a Lake County school that included swastikas being spray painted on the school wall and playground equipment. “We want to reassure all those who live, work and visit Lake County that you are welcome. We will continue to promote inclusion and understanding, and to actively stand up against hate and intolerance,” said Lake County Board Chair Sandy Hart. Read the Resolution