Coronavirus In IL: LITH Playgrounds, Ball Courts Closed

LAKE IN THE HILLS, IL — Village officials are reminding Lake in the Hills residents and community members that not all facilities are open, including playgrounds and skate parks. In a news release update, the Village said that in an effort to protect public health and remain in compliance with the state's Stay-at-Home order, the following are closed to the public through April 7:

• Playgrounds
• Basketball courts
• Tennis courts
• Volleyball courts
• Skate parks

However, the Village said the Bark Park, trails, bike paths and other open spaces remain available for outdoor activity.

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The Village recently announced several facility closures in an effort to protect public health and keep community members and Village employees safe.

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In an effort to reduce the potential exposure of our police first responders during the period that McHenry County is impacted by the Coronavirus (COVID-19) the Police Department will be temporarily adjusting our response procedures. To file a report or complaint that is of a non-emergency nature, citizens are requested to continue to call the non-emergency line at 847-658-5676.

More information on other cancellations and updates can be found at lith.org/community/page/coronavirus.