Yes, there will be speed cameras in Orland Park in the near future. However, there will be no speeding fines issued in the foreseeable future. Illinois law only allows cities of 1 million people or more to issue fines based on speed cameras.
Author Archives: Jeff Vorva
Orland Park recognizes 3 for civic contributions
The Village of Orland Park gave out three awards to recognize community individuals or groups at its Oct. 19 Committee of the Whole meeting.
Healy votes ‘no’ on Orland Park debt reduction plan
Some holdovers from the previous Orland Park Board of Trustees were not happy with language in a proposed Prior Debt Commitment Reduction initiative.
Orland Park puts hold on Boley Farm roof repairs
The topic got rolling after the board tabled a decision to spend $364,867 for roof and other repairs at Boley Farm.
Orland Park police introduce new K9, Joie, a bloodhound
Joie, Orland Park’s new bloodhound, found a lot of friendly faces and pats on the head at the board’s Committee of the Whole meeting.
Beecher says vicious dogs have been removed
The dog issue that had a group of Beecher residents in the Woodward Street area concerned has been muzzled.
Beecher principal seeks K-2 classroom for students with special needs
Beecher School District 200U officials are considering implementing a second self-contained classroom at the elementary school.
Vedette sports report: Manteno’s Goranson races to another league title
After missing six weeks with a stress fracture, Manteno’s Klarke Goranson returned to win her third straight conference title.
Girls tennis roundup: Sandburg’s Estela Loureiro eyes state title
Iowa commit Estela Loureiro is back playing high school tennis after skipping last season to focus on national events.
Area roundup: Fire lose twice, but still qualify for MLS playoffs
The Chicago Fire are going to the MLS playoffs in consecutive seasons for the first time since a three-year run from 2007-09.
