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.
Category: Orland Park
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.
Family pleads for help finding missing dog
A southwest suburban family desperately searches for their missing Belgian Malinois and asks residents to watch for sightings and share information.
The art of saying YES starts with Dan Dougherty
Mokena artist Dan Dougherty brings the power of saying yes to young readers while balancing children’s books, comics, teaching and music.
Orland Park ready to approve speed cameras
According to one public safety survey that started on Oct. 1, Orland Park residents want to see the village bring in speed cameras to the village.
Visit Southland says Orland Park is tops for tourism
Orland Park won the Community Tourism Excellence Team Award on Oct. 8 at the Wind Creek Chicago Southland Casino and Resort in East Hazel Crest.
Orland Park acts to head off teen takeovers
Thus far, there haven’t been any teen takeover incidents in Orland Park, but village officials are taking steps to thwart the possibility of it happening in their community.

