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June 30, 2023

Celebrate Independence Day in Libertyville!
Dog Days of Summer Returns for 2023
Seeking Nominations for Business Excellence Recognitions
MainStreet Libertyville's First Friday
Crane and Rockland Road Closure
Keep the Fun Going with the Festivals of Libertyville
SWALCO Reuse-a-Shoe Collection at Advocate Condell
Park. Dine. Shop. Explore!
IMEC Launches Supply Chain Center
Employment Opportunities
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Celebrate Independence Day in Libertyville!

On Tuesday, July 4th, enjoy a special holiday concert by the Village Band at 7:30 pm in Butler Lake Park. The 2023 fireworks display will begin at approximately 9:30 pm, sponsored by the Libertyville Mile of Cars and Village of Libertyville. Lake Street will be closed to pedestrians and vehicle traffic at 9 pm with parking available in the commuter lot, both parking garages, and Butterfield School. Parking will also be available at Butler Lake Park for residents only.

In observance of the holiday, administrative offices will be closed. Emergency services will continue to be available.
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Dog Days of Summer Returns for 2023

Dog owners and lovers alike are invited to the 14th Annual Dog Days of Summer hosted by the Knights of Columbus 3674! From July 7th through 9th, visit pup-friendly vendors, watch the DockDogs aquatic competition, and march in the pet parade.

A schedule of events is available here.
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Seeking Nominations for Business Excellence Recognitions

Has a Libertyville business left an impact on you, your organization, or the community? Have you seen an outstanding development or renovation project? Has a local business reinvented itself for success? The Libertyville Economic Development Commission is seeking nominations of businesses for their local contributions to the community and economy! 

Nominations are open through July 31st. To submit a nomination, click here.
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MainStreet Libertyville's First Friday

Support your local downtown and join MainStreet Libertyville for First Friday on Friday, July 7th! Enjoy refreshments, special discounts, and exclusive shopping features as shops stay open late. Close out the night with dinner at one of Libertyville's award-winning restaurants!

For details, click here.
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Crane and Rockland Road Closure

The Highlands Subdivision Flood Reduction Project is advancing into the next phase of sewer installations and will require an extended road closure of Crane Blvd and Rockland Rd (between Dymond & Garfield). The closure and detour route began on Thursday, June 8th and are anticipated to remain in place into July.

A map of the Detour Route is available here. For more information, visit the project’s website here.
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Keep the Fun Going with Festivals of Libertyville

Mark your calendars for the coming months with Festivals of Libertyville! With carnival rides, food tents and beer gardens, dog shows, live music and entertainment, and fine arts, there's something for everyone.

For details, visit www.FestivalsofLibertyville.com.
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SWALCO Reuse-a-Shoe Collection Drive at Advocate Condell

Clearing out your closet and wondering what to do with your old shoes? Drop them off to SWALCO's Reuse-a-Shoe now through August 31st! All footwear is accepted in all conditions (with the exception of shoes that are wet or moldy, soleless, or with blade or skates attached).

Drop-off is located in the main lobby of Advocate Condell Medical Center at 801 S. Milwaukee Ave. For additional details, visit SWALCO's website here.
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IMEC Launches Supply Chain Center

The Illinois Manufacturing Excellence Center (IMEC) is excited to announce the launch of its Supply Chain Center, a one-stop resource hub for Illinois manufacturers to connect with suppliers, find new projects, and learn how to enhance and strengthen their supply chain.

Visit the new feature at the IMEC website here.
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Park. Dine. Shop. Explore!

Commuting via Metra? Consider the Prairie Crossing Station! An abundance of parking spaces are available for a daily fee. Take advantage of technology and pay with our new mobile app!

Check out all of Libertyville's parking options at www.libertyville.com/parking. 
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Employment Opportunities

The Village is currently hiring for the following positions:

  • Part-Time Plumbing Inspector
  • Part-Time Fire Prevention Inspector
  • Water System Operator
  • Maintenance Technician
  • Summer Recreation Staff


Interested in a career in community service? Get alerts for future job postings with the Village at Notify Me > Government Jobs!

Upcoming Meetings


Thursday, July 6th
Committee of the Whole - 4:00 p.m.
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