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Primary responsibilities of a CSO include, but are not limited to, responding to non-criminal public nuisance complaints; animal control and complaints; running administrative errands within the Police Department and for other Village departments; handling vehicle lockouts; providing traffic control services, police vehicle escorts and courtesy patrols; parking enforcement; taking reports of minor thefts such as bicycle thefts and private property accidents; performing residential security checks; assisting during peak times at Police Station including typing and filing of police records and reports; serving as crossing guards when necessary; inspecting / installing child car safety seats (if certified) and performing related job tasks, duties, and public service as required.
The Gurnee Police Department announces their partnership with Children’s Hospital of Illinois in the Be A Buckle Buddy! program.
The Affordable Housing Corporation of Lake County, a HUD-certified nonprofit agency, offers several programs to aid those buying a first home, trying to improve their current home or avoiding foreclosure. Programs include classes on various subjects, individual counseling or assisting with funding for a project or mortgage. To see the complete list of programs and services, visit the Corporation's website.
The 2009-2010 Public Works Annual Report is available in PDF via the link below.
This is your annual water quality report for the period of January 1 through December 31, 2009. Each year the Village issues this report to provide you information about the quality of our drinking water, the source of our water, how it is treated, and what it contains. These reports are issued in compliance with the requirements of the Safe Drinking Water Act. The report is available below in PDF.