Election
Judges Needed…
Fair and accurate
elections are incredibly important to all of us, and attentive election judges
are enlisted for the meaningful responsibility of processing voters. Join the
election judge team and take on the rewarding role of working in your
neighborhood Election Day voting site.
Visit the Lake County Clerk’s election judge web page to
complete an online application. Information can be found at: Lake County Election
Judges.
To be a judge in Cook County, go to: Cook County
Election Judges
Make
sure you are correctly registered to receive a mail ballot
Lake County residents
correctly registered with their current name and address can complete the
required application to request a ballot by mail for the November 6, 2018
election.
Electronic and paper application forms are available by;
Electronic and paper application forms are available by;
• Logging onto LakeVoterPower.info.
• Emailing VotingByMail@lakecountyil.gov, or
• Calling 847.377.2406.
Any registered voter can vote by mail - this is an ideal
voting option for anyone who will be out of town on Election Day as your ballot
can be mailed anywhere. According to Illinois state statute, ballots cannot be
mailed to voters until late September. The Clerk's office must receive your
completed application by noon on Thursday, November 1. Voted ballots being
returned by mail must be postmarked by midnight on Election Day, Nov. 6 Lake County election information can be found
at Lake
County Election Judges
Cook County residents can check information at: Cook County Election
Info.
The Census Bureau is Hiring
The U.S. Census Bureau
is hiring field representatives.
The Census Bureau conducts more than 130 surveys every
year. To conduct continuous surveys — other than the once-a-decade population
count — depends on survey takers in the field and our Regional Offices are
hiring these workers.
Field Representatives perform a variety of vital
functions, such as updating address lists and maps; conducting interviews with
residents in assigned areas; explaining the purpose of the census interview;
and answering residents' questions. Hours of work for field positions will vary
- some require employees to work during the day to see addresses on buildings,
while others require interviewing the public usually in the evening and on
weekends.
For more information, go to: Field Jobs by State
BG
Days is Coming Soon
The 57th annual BG Days
festival will be held from Wednesday, August 29 - Monday, September 3, 2018
(Labor Day) and will be kicked off with a charity softball game on August
29. The festival includes a carnival, live musical entertainment, a BBQ
Challenge, the BG Days Parade, food vendors and much more! Visit bgdays.com for more information and for a full schedule of
events and activities.
Speaking
of Buffalo Grove Days…carnival tickets now available
Residents can now
purchase a sheet of 30 carnival tickets for $30 at Buffalo Grove Village Hall.
This promotion is available until Wednesday, August 29. Wrist bands are now
available online at a cost of $60 for the all weekend wristband;
individual daily passes are $20 each. Online wristband sales end August 30 at
midnight. Carnival wristbands purchased during BG Days are $65 each for the
entire weekend, and $25 for the daily passes. For more information, click here.
National
Night Out Rescheduled for Tuesday, Aug. 21
The Buffalo Grove Park
District has rescheduled National Night Out from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, August
21 at Willow Stream Park, 651 Old Checker Road, Buffalo Grove. The event
was originally scheduled for Tuesday, Aug. 7, but was rained out. The
event will include free hot dogs and Culver's custard while supplies last, as
well as activities, a business expo, interactive displays with the Buffalo
Grove Police and Fire Departments, and live music. For more information, click here.
Automated
Meter Reading Coming Up
North Shore Gas will conduct
an Automated Meter Reading (AMR) throughout its service territory in Buffalo
Grove. During the week of Aug. 13, an approved North Shore Gas contractor from
MZI will be upgrading the meters. The contractor will have a badge with both
the MZI Group, Inc. and North Shore Gas logo on it. The project includes
installation of a transmitter device that will allow North Shore Gas to
remotely read gas meters every month. Customers do not have to be present for
the work to be performed, however, as a courtesy, the contractor will knock on
the customer's door to announce their arrival and leave a door hanger when the
work is done. To learn more, click here.
The
Prairie View Metra Station Area Plan has a goal to guide future development
around the Metra station in Buffalo Grove. The Existing Conditions Report for
the plan is now available, and establishes a baseline understanding of the area
around the Metra Station. It represents an accumulation of several months of
research, analysis, and public outreach activities. The report is available now
for public viewing online. A Draft Plan based off of the report's findings is
scheduled to be completed this fall. For more information about the
project and to sign up for the project's mailing list, click here. For specific questions and comments, please contact
Nicole Woods at 847-459-5539 or nwoods@vbg.org.
Two
New Police Officers Sworn in
Two new Buffalo Grove Police
Officers, Taylor Franzen and Michael Essig, were sworn in on Monday, Aug. 6. Officer
Franzen comes from the University of Illinois Champaign Police Department,
where she served for three years. Officer Essig previously worked for the Burr
Ridge Police Department for five years. Both officers begin their assigned
shifts on Monday, Aug. 13.
Got news? If you or your organization has news for the community, send it to: Gaggininthgrove@gmail.com Please include a contact name and phone number or email.
Got news? If you or your organization has news for the community, send it to: Gaggininthgrove@gmail.com Please include a contact name and phone number or email.
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