IN THIS EDITION: Liquor swiped, drive-in Bingo planned, Bags League offered

Police Reports

Lotta liquor – A manager at the Walgreens, 15 N. Buffalo Grove Road, told police two subjects left the store concealing 24 bottles of alcohol in their clothing and made physical contact with her shoulder as they left the store. The estimated value of the stolen alcohol is over $500.00

Speaking of Walgreens -- Police reports that an employee contacted them to say that a customer attempted to exchange a fake $100 bill for a small purchase and change. The customer left the store prior to officers arriving.

Car damaged – A resident told police that he returned to his parked vehicle and found his side middle window broken. The complainant reported nothing was missing from the vehicle.

Suspicious vehicle, circumstance – A resident in the 100 block of Manchester Lane told police that a vehicle with a male occupant was parked near his residence while his daughters played in the front yard. He said that the vehicle drove off after he came outside. Officers checked the area but were not able to locate the vehicle.

Monty Hall would be proud – A contractor contacted police to say the homeowner who hired him to complete some construction work, was refusing to pay him. Officers mediated the situation, and the homeowner agreed to a reduced amount. Reports didn’t say if the offer was behind door No. 1, No. 2 or No. 3. It’s a generational thing.

 

Community News and Notes

Ride safely

Members of the Police Department are reminding bicyclists to always wear a helmet, and bright and reflective clothing, and to follow the rules of the road when cycling. Their advice comes as May is National Bicycle Safety Month.

If you’re riding at dusk or at night, be sure to use the appropriate lighting that can be seen by drivers. Learn more about the Bicycle Rules of the Road and valuable information at this link - and consider taking the Bike Safety Quick to test your knowledge here. 

Buffalo Grove Police officer Matt Mills has been giving bike safety presentations to area Scout Troops.  In the above left photo, he is shown with area Girl Scouts.

At left, Mills is shown with members of Tiger Scouts.  The Tigers are the first-grade scouts who are part of Cub Scouts Pack 381 out of Longfellow Elementary.  Den leader Nicole Oczkowicz, is at the far left. 

 

 

 

Library offering drive-in Bingo

The Indian Trails Public Library, 355 Schoenbeck Rd, Wheeling, is offering a drive-in Bingo from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, May 22.

In addition to being a family event, it is a fundraiser for the library. Cost is $5 for 10 games, plus an option to purchase an "undressed" Superdawg for $6.75. Prizes (no cash prizes) will be awarded for all ages.

Registration is required. Payment can be by credit card or online registration. There is also an option to pay by check. Register at this link.

Study rooms available at library

Six rooms are available to Indian Trails Public Library District cardholders to use. There is no fee for using these rooms.

A reservation is required and can be made up to 24 hours in advance online or inside the library at the 2nd floor kiosk.

Additional information is available at this link.

Sign up for vacation watch

With summer break and vacation season just around the corner, the Police Department is reminding residents to sign up for a vacation watch Residents planning to travel can request to have their property periodically patrolled by officers. Vacation watches can last a maximum of 30 days. Residents can submit a vacation watch request here.

Don’t forget the permit

Residents who are doing home repairs or construction projects around their home are reminded that a permit is required. Projects include concrete work, roof replacement, installation of new air conditioners and water heaters. Residents should check this link for information about required permits and inspections for a range of improvement projects.

Hydrant flushing starts this week

Public Works will be conducting hydrant flushing across the village beginning Monday, May 10. Annual flushing ensures that hydrants are operating effectively and that flow and water pressure are at appropriate levels. Click here to view a map and schedule. For questions, call Public Works at (847) 459-2545.

Park District’s ‘bags league’ seeks participants

The Park District is offering a bags league this summer. Teams will consist of two players, with the option of one alternate on the roster. All bean bags and boards will be supplied. For more information, visit page 60 of our summer program guide at this link.

Student Voices

Here are links to the student newspapers at Stevenson and Buffalo Grove high schools.

Buffalo Grove High School Charger

Stevenson High School Statesman

 

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IN THIS EDITION: Vaccination rate high among BG first responders

 When it comes to vaccinated first responders, Buffalo Grove appears to be bucking a national trend.

      According to a report in the Washington Post, the vaccination rate among first responders, especially police officers, is low. The Post reported that “hesitancy within police departments is rooted in some of the same concerns expressed by the general public, according to police chiefs, union officials and experts in policing and public health.

Officers, the Post reported, have voiced unease about the novelty of the shots and the speed with which they were developed, along with confidence that they can avoid the virus with proper protective gear. The vast majority of police are men, who are less likely than women to be immunized.”

      When it comes to major police departments, the Post said 80 percent of officers in Honolulu have received at least one dose, ranking it at the top of their survey. The Post noted that Hawaii has administered more doses per capita than all but four states.

      Buffalo Grove Police Chief Steve Casstevens told BGNI on Monday that the department has an 80 percent vaccination rate. The Fire Department, noted Chief Mike Baker, has a vaccination rate of 87percent.

      In its reporting, the Post noted that “of more than 40 major metropolitan police departments contacted by The Post, none had made vaccination compulsory for employees.”

      The Post also noted that “Other departments have only partial records. In Chicago, officers who received shots at department clinics, or who used a specific code to sign up as emergency workers beginning in January, number at least 4,000, out of 12,413 active officers, city officials said. But many may have gotten shots elsewhere.”

      Buffalo Grove does not have a policy mandating vaccination against COVID-19. Director of Human Resources, Art Malinowski said the village “strongly encourages its employees to get vaccinated against COVID-19.”

      Village Manager Dane Bragg said in an mail that “to date, 74 percent of the village’s workforce has received COVID-19 vaccines. Workplace safety protocols remain in place to protect employees against COVID-19.  The village has not had any employee COVID-positive cases in 15 weeks.”

 Lake County tax bills coming soon

Lake County property tax bills are being mailed this week. The first installment is due June 7, and the second installment Sept. 7. Lake County residents can pay their property tax bill online and pay by phone. New this year, individuals may choose to pay by e-check without incurring an extra fee. Learn more here.

A new e-billing option is available, beginning with next year’s billing cycle. According to the Lake County Treasurer’s Office, property owners may choose to take advantage of a new e-billing option to receive their property tax bills via email instead of receiving a paper bill.

When residents receive their property tax bill, they will notice a symbol with a registration code specific to their property index number (PIN), which should be used to sign up.

 Call 2-1-1 to for essential service help

Lake County residents who need help finding food, shelter, rent or utility assistance, or other essential services, can call 211 or text your zip code to 898211 to speak with someone who can help 24/7. To receive general COVID-19 information via text message, text "COVID19" to 211211. For more information, visit 211lakecounty.org.

 

Police Reports

Jewelry taken during burglary -- Police are investigating a burglary in the 100 block of Fox Hill Drive.  Police say that the homeowner reported that when he returned home from a walk, he found his front door ajar. Reports say the resident found belongings on the floor and cabinets open and that several pieces of jewelry pieces with a combined estimated total value of more than $3,000 were reported missing.

Seriously? -- A resident contacted police to report that someone removed the eggs from a mallard’s nest, destroyed the nest, and chased away the nearby ducks. Police say a possible offender denied any involvement.

 

We’re a finalist!

Buffalo Grove News and Information is a finalist for a Peter Lisagor Award in the "Best Continuing Blog – Independent" category. The awards are sponsored by the Chicago Headline Club, the largest local chapter in the Society of Professional Journalists.

The Headline Club established the Lisagor Awards in 1977 to inspire Chicago-area journalists to follow his outstanding example and to recognize truly superior contributions to journalism.

The awards are named in honor of Lisagor who was the Chicago Daily News Washington bureau chief from 1959 to 1976. He was one of the nation’s most respected and well-known journalists.

The full list of finalists can be found here.

 

Student Voices

Here are links to the student newspapers at Stevenson and Buffalo Grove high schools.

Buffalo Grove High School Charger

Stevenson High School Statesman

 

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IN THIS EDITION: Board to discuss body cams; cops probe flipped cake

Buffalo Grove Police Chief Steve Casstevens is expected to present information and current recommendations concerning the use of body mounted cameras in police patrol functions to the Village Board at its Committee of the Whole meeting at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, May 3.

In his report to the Board, Casstevens says that “early estimates to outfit the BGPD with cameras for every officer, which would include cameras, hardware, software, licenses, cloud storage, redaction capabilities, charging stations, replacement cameras after 2 ½ years and again at five years, would be $290,000”

His report also notes that “this does not include additional costs for Records (Department) personnel to respond to FOIA requests for video, which would include staff time for searching, redacting and copying. Staff time would also increase substantially for Records (Department) personnel to send video links to the prosecutor’s office on all videos that resulted in an arrest, as well as many traffic stop videos.”

The full agenda packet, including Casstevens’ full report can be found here,

The meeting will be held in person with capacity-limited physical attendance. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and CDC guidelines for social distancing, physical attendance is limited to 20 persons in addition to elected officials and village staff. All meeting participants should observe CDC-published guidelines for social distancing while attending the meeting, which will also be broadcast via Facebook Live. Please note: comments on the stream will not be monitored by village staff and will not be read into the official record.

Residents can also participate by submitting their public comment to the village clerk at clerk@vbg.org or by calling 847-459-2506 before 4:30 p.m. on Monday, May 3.

COVID-19 vaccine availability update

** Vaccine scheduled at Schaumburg Convention Center -- The member communities of JEMS (the Northwest Suburban Illinois Joint Emergency Management System) which includes Buffalo Grove, are partnering for a second time with Jewel-Osco for a mass vaccination event at the Schaumburg Convention Center. The first dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine will be available Thursday, May 6, with the second dose scheduled for Thursday, May 27. Registration can be completed at this link. For more information, click here. The event is open to all Buffalo Grove residents age 16 and up.

** Lake County Vaccination Site Offers New Evening Hours -- Starting Wednesday, May 5 the COVID-19 vaccine will be available at the Lake County Fairgrounds vaccination site will be available every Wednesday until 7 p.m.

People who live or work in Lake County and are age 16 and up are eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. For more information and to register for an appointment, click here or call (847) 377-8130.

** In-home COVID-19 vaccines for homebound residents -- The Cook County Department of Health is offering in-home vaccinations to individuals who are unable to access one of the county's vaccination sites due to medical reasons.

Qualified residents can sign up to receive the COVID-19 vaccine at home by clicking here. Note: This service is only available to suburban Cook County residents.

Vernon Twp. plans blood drive

Vernon Township is co-hosting a blood drive with State Rep. Dan Didech (D-59) at the Community Service Building from 9 a.m. to 2 pm. on Tuesday, May 11, at the Vernon Township Community Service Building located at 2900 N. Main St. in Buffalo Grove.  If you are interested in signing up to donate blood, click on this link.

 BG Park registration starts May 3

The Park District’s summer program guide is available at  this link. Registration begins Monday, May 3.

Construction of outdoor fitness area begins

Work has begun on a new outdoor group exercise area at the Buffalo Grove Park District’s Fitness Center The project includes a new 40-foot x 40-foot rubber workout surface for group exercise programs. Construction is scheduled to be completed by mid-May, weather permitting.

Work begins on Rt. 83 May 3

The Illinois Department if Transportation (IDOT) will perform concrete road patching on Illinois Rt. 83 from Buffalo Grove Road to Illinois Rt. 22 beginning Monday, May 3 and continuing through the end of September. The roadwork will likely result in some daily lane closures and a few overnight closures.

 

Police Reports

Can you dig it – While police were investigating a parked vehicle, an officer observed a man running with a shovel near the driveway entrance by the marsh. At the officer’s request, he stopped running. The man was issued an adjudication citation for damage to village property for digging up two plant bulbs. No indication if his bail was paid with seed money.

Talk about getting flipped off --- Police were summoned to a local restaurant after a “frequent customer” and a female came into the restaurant not wearing a mask. When he was asked to wear a mask, reports say the man became verbally aggressive and began to swear and shout at the manager. The man asked for his money back and flipped a small tray of cakes sitting on the counter. The couple was gone by the time police arrived.

 Food drive underway

            The Buffalo Grove Police Department’s “Stuff the Squad” food drive is underway. Members of the Department will be collecting food on Saturday, May 8 from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Jewel-Osco at Jewel 79 McHenry Rd., Buffalo Grove, and from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Target at 1400 E. Lake Cook Rd. in Wheeling.

            The Department is coordinating with local school districts for “Stuff the Squad” events at nine local elementary schools as part of the donation drive.

 

School Notes

 Stevenson gets high ranking

Stevenson High School was recognized as one of the top high schools in the nation, according to U.S. News & World Report's 2021 Best High Schools Rankings.

In a Facebook post, the school said “While we are thrilled to rank in the top 1 percent of high schools in the nation, what makes us most proud is that Stevenson is the top ranked open enrollment public high school in our state.”

You can check out our entire U.S. News profile here at this link.

 D21 hires new assistant principals

School District 21 has hired the first two of seven assistant principals. Hired by the School Board last week were Sara Rosheger who will support Longfellow Elementary School and Annette McBride who will support Kilmer Elementary School

This week’s “feel good” item   

As the Public Works Department cleaned out some storm water catch basins, the village's sewer and drainage crew members met a pair of neighborhood kids who were excited to see the Vac truck in operation.

(Photo from Facebook)

The kids posed for a picture with village employees Ryan Serkowski and Shane Firnbach. Cleaning these catch basins keeps extra materials - like road grit and unused winter salt - out of streams and creeks and helps protect the natural environment.

 

 

   

Student Voices

Here are links to the student newspapers at Stevenson and Buffalo Grove high schools.

Buffalo Grove High School Charger

Stevenson High School Statesman

 

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IN THIS EDITION: Trash rates increase, BGPD plans food drive, BG rated a top place to live

Trash, recycling fees increase

Residents will see an increase on their bill for garbage and recycling collection starting May 1. The rate increase is $1.50 for single-family home customers and $1.15 for residents of multi-family homes. The increase reflects the Solid Waste Agency of Northern Cook County’s increased fee, as well as increases to the Village’s contract with Waste Management. More details can be found here.

 Cops want residents to “Stuff the Squad”

            The Buffalo Grove Police Department is conducting a food drive beginning Saturday, May 1. The flyer shown here has all of the details

 

 Speaking of the Police Department

            The Department is still in the process of converting to a new reporting system and has not been able to provide media outlets police reports. The Department is hoping to resolve the issue in the near future.  In the meantime, let’s be careful out there.

Village ranks in top 10

If you missed the report on KROC, 1340-AM and 96.9-FM in Rochester, Minnesota, then you might have missed the news that Buffalo Grove ranks No. 8 out 100 as the best places to live in the Midwest. According to KROC’s crack news department, “

Stacker created a list of the best places to live in the Midwest as of 2020, using data from the review site Niche. Cities, towns, and suburbs considered were in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, and Wisconsin.

A maximum of 15 places per state were included.” Waukee, Iowa checked in at No.100 and the vibrant community of Carmel, Indiana was rated No. 1. The full report is here.

 Fire Department to resume some classes

The Buffalo Grove Fire Department plans to resume basic life support CPR classes for healthcare providers only starting May 6. Heartsaver classes are planned to begin again in the near future.

Registration and class availability can be found on the village of Buffalo Grove’s website, https://vbg.enrollware.com/dualcalendar.

 Stevenson AP survey due soon

Residents in School District 125 are urged to complete the digital device survey ASAP indicating if you do or do not have a laptop or desktop at home. This survey helps the District ensure that all AP students have the technology they need to complete AP exams. You can take the survey here.

Residents who have any questions regarding testing, should email shs_testing@d125.org.

 Rotary seeks community service award nominees

The Buffalo Grove Rotary Club is accepting applications for the Bill Reid Community Service Award through June 1. The late Bill Reid was a longtime Village Trustee, a charter member of the Buffalo Grove Rotary Club and was dedicated to the betterment of Buffalo Grove. This award honors a resident who is making a difference in the community. For more information, or to apply, click here.

 Chabad plans Lag Ba’Omer celebration

            Northwest Suburban Chabad is hosting festivities for Lag Ba’Omer. It is a festive day on the Jewish calendar, celebrating the anniversary of the passing of the great sage and mystic Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, author of the Zohar. It also commemorates another event. In the weeks between Passover and Shavuot, a plague raged amongst the disciples of the great sage Rabbi Akiva. On Lag Ba’Omer the dying ceased. Learn more at Chabad’s Lag Ba’Omer site.

 Student Voices

Here are links to the student newspapers at Stevenson and Buffalo Grove high schools.

·        **  Buffalo Grove High School Charger

·        **  Stevenson High School Statesman

 

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IN THIS EDITION: Village Board meeting, Stevenson plans in-person summer school classes

 

 Vernon Twp. plans free shredding event Monday

The Vernon Township Highway Department will host a shredding event from noon to 2:30 p.m. on Monday, April 19at the Vernon Administration Office, 3050 N. Main St., Buffalo Grove. Residents can shred cancelled or unused checks, old insurance policies, old bills, old medical records and invoices. Residents are asked not bring magazines, newspapers, manilla folders, hanging file folders, or binders.

This an onsite shredding event, however if the truck fills up, there will be locked containers on site where you will be able to safely put your documents. Shredding services will be provided by Opportunity Secure Data Destruction. Residents are limited to three medium-sized boxes.

If you have any questions, please call the Township 847-634-4600.

 

Village Board meets Monday

The Village Board will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday, at Village Hall, 50 Raupp Blvd. The meeting will be held in person at Village Hall with capacity-limited physical attendance.

The meeting will also be broadcast via Facebook Live; however, the comments on the stream will not be monitored by village staff and will not be read into the official record. Those not willing or able to physically attend can still participate by submitting their public comment to the Village Clerk at clerk@vbg.org or 847-459-2506 before 4:30 p.m. the day of the meeting. The agenda for Monday’s meeting can be found here.

 

Library sets black history magic show

The Indian Trails Public Library District will host Tommy Terrific’s Black History Magic Show from 11 to 11:45 a.m. on Saturday, April 17.

The show highlights the accomplishments of baseball pitcher Satchel Paige, from his all-star touring shows to his Hall of Fame induction as baseball's oldest rookie and oldest player.  The show can be viewed on YouTube

 

Register for April 21 Virtual Town Hall Meeting

Lake County residents can register now for Lake County’s next Virtual Town Hall meeting on at 7 p.m. Wednesday, April 21.

Lake County Board Chair Sandy Hart will be joined by Lake County Health Department Executive Director Mark Pfister, Lake County Board Member/Finance & Administrative Committee Chair Paul Frank and other community leaders to discuss the latest on COVID-19 and other topical issues, and answer questions from the community.

 

Drug take-back day April 24

The Buffalo Grove Police Department is participating in the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency’s (DEA) first prescription drug collection event of the year from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. on Saturday, April 24 at the Buffalo Grove Police Department.

Expired, unused or unneeded medications can be dropped off.  Take-home products along with informational brochures will be available. For more information, please visit the DEA website or call 847-459-2560. The Police Department has a permanent receptacle in the station’s lobby where medications can be disposed of year-round.

 

Rotary offering grants

The Buffalo Grove Rotary Club Community Grant program is offering grants for organizations tat work to benefit the Buffalo Grove community. The deadline to apply is May 30, 2021. One-time grants of up to $2,500 can be awarded to organizations that are working to make Buffalo Grove a better place to live and work. Learn more here.

 

2020 a challenging year for Fire Department

The Fire Department has released its 2020 Annual Report. According to the report, the Fire Department responded to 4,626 calls; 70 percent of those were related to emergency medical incidents. For more information on the pandemic’s effects on call volume, general response performance and various projects, see the full report at this link.

 

Back flow tests due May 5

Residents who have a lawn sprinkler or irrigation system are reminded that the backflow valve must be tested every year to protect the village’s drinking water system.

The deadline for this year is coming up soon on May 5. This is a requirement by the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency. Either the village, or a group called BSI that is contracted by the Village, sends letters out to remind residents of this deadline. A temporary waiver can be applied for at a cost of $25 if sprinklers or irrigation systems will not be put into service this season. If you have questions, the Village can help you with this process – learn more here.

 

Can you dig it?

April is Safe Digging Month - click on the following video link to learn why it's so important to call JULIE before you dig! Additional information is available at this link.

 

 

School Notes

ASHS plans in-person summer classes

Stevenson High School is planning on holding most summer school classes in-person with the possibility of adding dedicated remote learning sections.

A survey was recently sent to Patriot families to determine whether students plan to return to campus for the summer classes or plan to attend classes remotely.

The survey and additional information about plans for determining summer school course format can be found at this link.

More information about Stevenson Summer School and the link to register for classes can be found here.

 

District 102 offers preschool registration

Residents who live in School District 102 and have a child aged 3, should consider evaluating him/her to attend the D102 preschool program. The registration form can be found at here and complete the pre-registration form. Further information is available at this link.

 

D103 student qualifies for math nationals

Daniel Wright seventh-grader Angela Ho who was one of four students from Illinois who qualified for MATHCOUNTS Nationals, scheduled for May 8-10. The full story is available on the school's website.

 

Police Reports

             They serve and protect and also keep up with new technology. The Buffalo Grove Police Department is in the midst of converting to a new reporting system and are unable to provide reports to media organizations. Reports will be posted here as soon as they are available by the BGPD. In the meantime, let’s be careful out there.

 

Student Voices

Here are links to the student newspapers at Stevenson and Buffalo Grove high schools.

Buffalo Grove High School Charger

Stevenson High School Statesman

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