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MAINELY News
Summer, 2010
A Report to the Residents of Maine Township
Carol A. Teschky, Supervisor
Serving Our Community Since 1850
Carol’s Corner
Supervisor
Carol A. Teschky
Summer has finally
arrived and with it one
of the summer staples,
a home grown vegetable garden. At the
Township we have set
aside a small strip of
land for growing our own vegetable garden.
The best part is that all the produce will be
donated to our Township Food Pantry!
If you are fortunate to grow a garden in
your yard, our food pantry will be glad to
accept any surplus vegetables you care to
donate. Our recipients would be so grateful
to taste fresh produce.
In our never ending effort to keep our
residents informed, we are launching a new
community information service designed to
deliver important and timely severe weather
alerts or other emergency announcements
using the latest technology. This new Nixle
system is simple, trusted and available at no
cost, either to the Township or to you. You
can receive notifications via the Web, email,
and cell phone. I invite you to register now
by logging on to www.nixle.com.
For now Maine Township residents
will be able to receive emergency related
information from its Office of Emergency
Management via Nixle. Channels providing
other kinds of information are expected to
be introduced in the future.
Also, take note of our many future events
listed elsewhere in the newsletter. There
is always something to spark your interest.
The Township is a busy place – serving all
residents, from youth to our senior population.
As always, you are welcome to call the
Township with any of your concerns or suggestions. Enjoy the summer!
Maine Township Supports National Night Out
Against Crime
The National Night Out Against Crime
is Tuesday, August 3 from 6:30 to 9 p.m. at
Dee Park, Dee and Emerson. Sponsored by
Maine Township, Neighborhood Watch,
Cook County Sheriff’s Police, Golf Maine
Park District, North Maine Fire Department and other community businesses, this
year’s theme is “Hugs Not Drugs.”
Area volunteers are working to put together an exciting night. There will be
entertainment, games, prizes, raffles and a
guest speaker. Also, informational tables
will be set up from the Township and the
police and fire departments. The Event Co-Chairs are Township Trustees Susan Moylan Krey and Laura Morask.
Around 600 people attended last year’s
exciting event. Besides fire and emergency
vehicles on display, the police display a
helicopter, horses and trained police dogs
for demonstrations.
Forms for entering the event’s poster contest are available at the Town Hall. Prizes
include savings bonds and other items. As
always the night will end with a flash light
walk led by the Sheriff’s Police. We hope
all residents join us to make a statement
against crime this night.
If any one would like to make a contribution to benefit the event, please contact
Susan Moylan Krey at 847-297-2510.
The NNO Planning Committee has been hard at
work. Here, 1st row, left to right, Bret Fahnstrom,
Judy Singer, Cook Co. Deputy Commander Tony
Brzezniak, Collector Mary Rohde, Audrey Nankervis, Lila Gardner. 2nd row, left to right, Doriene
Prorak, Rebecca Tambouratzis, Louise Friedenson,
Trustee Susan Moylan Krey. Not pictured: David
Cowen, Steve Meinecke, Paula Kurland, and Trustees Walter Kazmierczak, Laura Morask, and Peter
Gialamas.
The cooperation between Maine Township and the
Cook County Sheriff’s Dept. is year round. Monthly
Neighborhood Watch meetings bring Township officials, Sheriff’s Dept. officers, and residents together
to discuss fighting crime and other matters. Here, at
the annual National Night Out event last year, are
Trustee Laura Morask, Deputy Commander Anthony
Brzezniak, and Trustee Susan Moylan Krey. Morask
and Moylan Krey lead the volunteer committee that
runs the event.
National Night Out is always a popular event with
residents, elected officials and the Cook County
Sheriff’s Dept. Here, left to right, State Rep. Elaine
Nekritz joins Trustee Walter Kazmierczak, Supervisor Carol Teschky, Trustees Laura Morask, Peter
Gialamas, Susan Moylan Krey, and Collector Mary
Rohde.
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MaineStay Summer Programs & Seminars
What’s happening at MaineStay this summer?
MaineStay is dedicated to building
healthy communities. We recognize that
the hectic pace of life can impact relationships. Our counseling services are available to those who live in Maine Township
on an income-sensitive sliding fee scale. If
interested in counseling, please call Richard Lyon at 847-297-2510 Ext. 272.
For Children Ages 5 to 8
Safety Town will be held on Tuesday,
June 29, from 1 to 3 p.m., in the parking lot
at 8800 W. Ballard Rd, Des Plaines, IL (a
half block east of Town Hall). This program is sponsored by MaineStay and the
Cook County Sheriff’s Youth Services Department. Children who attend will learn
about bicycle and pedestrian safety. They
will enter a pretend “town” of child-sized
buildings and pedal cars. Instructors will
teach the children basic traffic safety, dangers of oncoming traffic and the meaning
of road signs. To register, please call Gloria
Stepek at 847-297-2510 Ext. 283.
Parent Support Group
Do you just need a little support with
the tough job of parenting? Join our FREE,
confidential self-help Parent Support
Group led by a professionally trained
Children’s Program Specialist. This group
meets Thursday evenings from 5:30 to 7
p.m. A light meal will be served and free
childcare provided by trained personnel.
If interested, call Michelle Lyon at 847-2972510 Ext. 271.
E.A.R.N. (Encourage Adolescent
Responsibility Now)
Hey kids! Do you have extra time on
your hands this summer and need to earn
some money? MaineStay Youth and Family Services provides a service where we
match Township residents needing help
with youth ages 12 to 19 who are willing
to do yard work, babysitting - or whatever
else may be needed. It is the responsibility
of the resident and youth to negotiate the
cost for the services. If you are interested in
registering as youth worker or as a resident
needing services, call Gloria Stepek at 847297-2510 Ext. 283.
Maine Township Community
Garage Sale
Start saving your “treasures” for our
annual Fall Garage Sale on September 25,
2010 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Maine Township Town Hall. Proceeds will benefit the
summer camp program coordinated by
MaineStay, as well as the Maine Township
Food Pantry. Space reservations to sell your
items will be accepted starting August 1,
2010. You can also donate items for us to
Over 1500 attend Annual Senior Expo
The 4th Annual Swing into Swing Senior Expo on April 23 had
the highest attendance to date. Over 1500 seniors enjoyed singing,
dancing and chair yoga along with bingo. In addition, they visited
with 60 vendors offering products and services. Here, left to right,
during the prize drawings are Senior Director Mary Swanson,
Highway Commissioner Robert Provenzano, Des Plaines Mayor
Marty Moylan, Trustee Walter Kazmierczak, Clerk Gary K. Warner,
Trustee Susan Moylan Krey, and Supervisor Carol Teschky.
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sell. Item donations can be dropped off
starting Monday, September 20, 2010.
How about some volunteer
opportunities?
FISH
You can become a FISH volunteer!
MaineStay coordinates the FISH (Friends
Indeed Serve and Help) program for Maine
Township. FISH is a volunteer organization
that provides transportation for residents
of Maine Township to medical and dental
appointments. Contact us if you are in need
of a ride or if you are willing to volunteer
your time to help a friend in need. Call
Gloria Stepek at 847-297-2510 Ext. 283.
Mentoring Program
MaineStay’s Youth Mentoring Program
matches adult mentors with Township
youth in need of positive adult role models.
The program’s mission is to give guidance
and support and to encourage personal
growth. This group meets twice monthly
and each volunteer mentor (age 18 or older)
will be paired with a child (age 8 to 13) for
a 16-week session. For more information,
call Michelle Lyon at 847-297-2510 Ext 271.
If you are interested in staying informed
about MaineStay services and programs on
a regular basis, go to www.mainetownship.
com to sign up for our e-newsletter.
Highway Department Update
As Township residents perform “spring
cleaning,” it’s important to remember that
curbside appearance is essential to keeping
our neighborhoods clean, vibrant and safe.
Highway Commissioner Robert Provenzano is asking that residents do their part by
maintaining proper curbside appearance
of their properties. This can be achieved by
picking up litter and not allowing discarded debris to sit out on the curb for an
extended period of time. In addition, basic
landscaping and regular upkeep is helpful
as well.
Curbside appearance is extremely important because it’s the first thing potential
home buyers, visitors, family members and
other guests see upon their arrival to your
neighborhood. It also has a direct impact
on property values. Poorly maintained
curbside appearance can adversely affect
your community’s tax base and the essential benefits and services received from
those revenues.
Little things do make difference, and it
is important to lead by example and not allow the presence of litter or other items on
other resident’s property lead to more accumulation in other areas of the neighborhood. A successful preventative strategy is
to address problems when they are small
and manageable and not wait until they are
beyond control. Weekly clean-up – or daily,
if possible – is guaranteed to lead to the
disappearance of litter and other debris.
Also as a reminder, your trash and discarded items may only be set out the night
before your scheduled pick-up day. If you
notice a violation of this rule, you can call
your public works department during the
week, or on weekends call your local nonemergency number to report it. Remember,
curbside appearance benefits everyone so
let’s do our part to keep our properties and
neighborhoods clean, vibrant and safe.
Please find the following phone numbers
listed for your convenience:
Cook Co. Sheriff
Des Plaines Police
Glenview Police
847-635-1188
847-391-5400
847-729-5000
Robert Provenzano, Highway Commissioner
Morton Grove Police
Niles Police
Park Ridge Police
847-470-5200
847-588-6500
847-318-5252
Building Permits
If you are not sure if you need a permit
for any home improvement project, please
call the Highway Department. In order
to avoid unnecessary delays, permits are
scheduled by appointment only.
Branch Pickup
Branch pick up has begun and will continue on the third Monday of each month
through September, for the unincorporated area. For purposes
of safety and efficiency,
branches must: be at least
three feet long and should
not be tied, be limited to
no more than a four-by-six
foot pile each month, not
be put out more than two
days before the scheduled
pick up day, be curbside by
7 a.m. on Monday morning
with the cut ends towards
the street.
Should you have
any questions, or for
more information on
any of the services
we provide, please
contact us by phone
or email.
Regular Hours: Monday thru Friday 7
a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Phone: 847-297-5225
Email: [email protected]
Deep Green. . .
We kindly ask everyone
to mark their calendars for
the pick up dates. Once we
Here, left to right, are Kevin Dietsch, Collector Mary Rohde, 6th Ward
finish a street, we canAlderman Mark Walsten, Jean Dietsch, Highway Commissioner Provennot return until the next
zano, and Josh Knitter. They all participated in Des Plaines’ 2010 Annual
month. Branches less than Spring Deep Green Electronics Recycling Program held in April.
three feet, or other yard
debris, can be put in paper
. . . Electronics Recycling
yard bags with an Arc Disposal sticker
available at Town Hall for $2.35 each.
Street Lights and Signs
Please report any burned out street lights
or missing street signs in the unincorporated area to the Highway Department.
Helping With Your Block Party
The Highway Department will put up
barricades, free of charge, around neighborhoods holding block parties. Please give
us at least a one-week notice to insure we
can accommodate your request. Call for
further details.
Commissioner Provenzano works with Township
Clerk Gary K. Warner, left, and Supervisor Carol
Teschky at the April 24 Annual Park Ridge Chamber Electronic Recycling Day. Over 400 cars left unwanted items during the 4-hour event.
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Trustee’s Corner
Hi everyone! I hope you are enjoying
the arrival of some much needed warm
weather. I am excited to inaugurate a new
Mainely News feature, “Trustee’s Corner,”
developed to introduce the residents of
Maine Township to some of the additional
volunteer efforts trustees on your Maine
Township board undertake in addition to
our regular board duties. Each of us has
developed an interest and expertise in particular services that benefit our residents.
The New Year brought some sweeping
changes to the existing Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). See generally 5 ILCS 1401. Our Township has been at the forefront
of implementing these changes in an
efficient, timely and helpful manner. Some
of the major changes were to reduce the
amount of time a governmental unit has
to respond to a FOIA request down to five
Trustee Laura J. Morask
days (non-commercial) as well as reduce
the exemption categories.
The new FOIA requires a public body
to appoint at least one and up to three
Freedom of Information officers who are
responsible for implementation of the
law and timely compliance with a FOIA
request. Our Township decided to go the
extra step of appointing three members
to a FOIA committee to better serve our
residents. As an attorney, I thought legal
knowledge may be helpful to implementation of the new FOIA changes and volunteered for appointment to the committee.
Supervisor Carol Teschky is the head of
our committee, and Deputy Clerk Wiesia
Tytko is our final committee member.
Each of us completed our mandated FOIA
officer training and got to work. Every
FOIA request has been
reviewed by our committee, and handled in
most cases under the
allotted statutory time.
Now, when you walk into Town Hall,
you can find all FOIA information conveniently posted at the front door. Or, from
the comfort of your own home, you can
choose to visit our Web site to see our dedicated FOIA area at www.mainetownship.
com/government/foia.shtml. Our successful FOIA committee implementation reflects our commitment to open and honest
government and increased knowledge of
and participation in the services we have to
offer you; the people we serve.
Maine Township is Highlighted in Historic Tours of Park Ridge
New Historic Tours of Park Ridge will
soon provide the public with a closer look
at Town Hall. Hosted by the Park Ridge
Chamber of Commerce, the tours will run
from May through November and will
feature the history of the people, places
and events that have created Park Ridge’s
legacy.
but will cover everything from pre-historic
local occurrences to studios and private
homes of famous people. Proceeds will
benefit The Kalo Foundation of Park Ridge
and The Park Ridge Community Fund.
“We are very proud of what we do at
Annual Meeting
Town Hall was designed in the late
1950’s by the son of legendary architect
Frank Lloyd Wright. It was originally used
as a church but later sold to the Township.
The facility was renovated several years
ago, reflecting the improvement efforts of
Township leaders such as Supervisor Carol
Teschky.
The tours can provide knowledgeable
docents – guides who conduct taxi or
group tours through the nearly two dozen
sites along the tour route. Information will
also be provided by participating retailers
about sites suitable for visiting by walking
or biking. Subject matter will not only span
the 100 years of Park Ridge’s incorporation,
Maine Township and take special pride
in our Town Hall building,” says Carol
A. Teschky, Supervisor. “We are happy to
support and to be a prominent stop for the
Historic Tours of Park Ridge during the
City’s centennial year of incorporation.”
Here Supervisor Teschky presents recognition pins to employees for 10 years of service.
Pictured, left to right, are Wiesia Tytko (Clerk’s
office), Supervisor Carol Teschky, Gloria Stepek
(MaineStay FISH) and Bill Chernikovich (Maintenance).
The Township’s 160th Annual Meeting was held on
April 13th. Here, left to right, Supervisor Teschky
looks on while the Moderator Rich DiPetro ( also a
Park Ridge Alderman) signs documents provided
by Deputy Clerk Wiesia Tytko and Clerk Gary K.
Warner who ran the Annual Meeting.
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Clerk’s Corner
Cook County Vehicle Stickers
Regardless of when you purchased your
last vehicle stickers, all stickers expire on
June 30 of each year and must be displayed
by July 1. Individuals who have turned
65 by July 1 will be issued a Free Senior
Sticker which will remain effective for as
long as he/she owns the car. This discount
is limited to two passenger vehicles or
trucks weighing less than 10,000 lbs.
All residents of unincorporated Cook
County will be able to purchase the 20102011 stickers after May 15. Don’t be late. My
office will be open 9 a.m.-5 p.m. MondayFriday. In the month of June we will be
open on Saturdays from 9 a.m. until noon.
Please call my office at 847-297-2510 and my
staff will assist you with all your questions.
Senior’s Free Ride
Applications are available for Seniors 65
and older to apply for a smart card for Free
Public Transportation. Applicants must
prove their age by supplying a Driver’s
Township Clerk Gary K. Warner
License, State of Illinois ID Card, Passport
or Resident Alien card. The only fee is $2
for a photo, which will be attached to the
application. This will allow Senior Citizens
to ride all RTA (Regional Transportation
Authority) service free of charge. These
services include CTA buses and rapid
transit, Pace Buses, and Metra Trains in the
six-county region served by the RTA.
Hunting & Fishing Licences
Outdoorsmen, be sure to pick up the
latest Fishing and Hunting Booklets when
you purchase your Fishing and Hunting
Licenses. Discounts are available to seniors
and to those who purchase licenses for
both Hunting and Fishing.
public comment
period, after which
the new fees can take
effect at any time.
The new fees will
raise the cost of first-time passport for
adults to $135, up from the current $100.
Adults renewing their passports will pay
$110 instead of $75. The cost of a passport
for minors (under age 16) will go from $85
to $105.
Currently, extra visa pages added to your
passport are free. The State Department
plans to charge $82 for that service.
Voter Registration
If you are not already registered to vote,
you may do so at the Clerk’s office. Please
Need a passport? Act quickly, because its remember, November 2, 2010 is the next
Gubernatorial General Election. The last
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MaineStreamer News
The MaineStreamers program offers
opportunities to residents 55 and older. All
residents and property owners are invited
to apply for membership, which includes a
free subscription to our newsletter that lists
activities for the upcoming month. Most
activities take place at Maine Township
Town Hall. Members pay individually for
whichever activities they want to participate in.
computer. Over time she became an expert,
and was able to handle all the changes that
continually occur in the MaineStreamers
Department. Helen’s vast experience in this
department has been invaluable. During
her tenure, Helen also received the Claude
Pepper Older Worker’s Award and the
Cook County 17th District resident “Unsung
Heroine Award.”
Helen Jung Retires
AARP Driver Safety Courses
Offered at Maine Township
Helen Jung, Senior Associate of the
MaineStreamers, retired on March 19,
2010 after almost 30 years of service to
the Township. Helen, 99 years old, has
decided to enjoy her retirement by relaxing and becoming a participant in the
MaineStreamers Program. When Helen
began, she had never even sat behind a
The next courses, offered at Maine Township Town Hall, are Monday, August 30
and Wednesday, September 1 from 9 a.m.
to 1 p.m. To register, call 847-297-2510 and
ask for a MaineStreamers staff member.
After completing the course, you will have
a greater appreciation of driving challenges
and of how you can avoid potential col-
lisions and injuries to yourself and others. You may also be eligible to receive an
insurance discount upon completing the
course, so consult your agent for details.
Taste of Park Ridge Bingo
The MaineStreamers will host the Taste
of Park Ridge Bingo Booth at Hodges Park
on Friday, July 9 from 1 to 3:00 p.m. Enjoy
“free” Bingo and win some nice prizes.
Maine Township Elected Officials will be
present to call some games and bring you
luck!
In addition, MaineStreamers and Liberty Bank will be hosting free trolley rides
during the day. The trolleys will tour some
of the historic sites in Park Ridge and the
exciting public art display of two-by-two
animals in the Promise of Park Ridge in
three parks.
Township Looks to Join Forces to Fight Area Flooding
Area Township elected officials met recently to discuss the prospect of undertaking a multi jurisdiction planning process
to combat flooding in the unincorporated
area. The Village of Glenview and Northfield Township are looking to join forces
with Maine Township in an effort to decrease the amount and severity of flooding.
Hundreds of Maine Township households
will potentially benefit from the actions
of this combined-Township committee to
decrease flood risk.
The affected area the committee hopes to
alleviate flood risk in is focused on an approximately two mile long stretch of Central Road, from the Des Plaines River on
the west to Milwaukee Avenue on the east.
Sewer drain systems along Central are the
responsibility of IDOT, and have fallen into
a state of disrepair recently. The network of
sewers becomes overloaded during periods
of high rainfall and they are unable to dispense rainwater effectively into the river.
This scenario creates the greatest risk for
Township residents to experience flooding.
One of the main
reasons Maine
Township is involved with this
committee, besides
its location in the
affected area, is
that it has had such
success in securing
federal grant money
for highway and
infrastructure imLeft to right, Village of Glenview Engineer Russ Jensen, Glenview Director of
provements. There
Public Works Jerry Burke, Glenview Assistant Director of Capital Projects Joe
is federal money
Kenney, Maine Township Highway Commissioner Robert Provenzano, Northfield Township Road District - Director of Emergency Management Services
available, and the
Township is making Robert Dunne, Maine Township Supervisor Carol Teschky, and Maine Township
Director of Emergency Management Robert Cohen discuss possible solutions to
efforts to secure it
the flooding problem along Central Road at a recent meeting.
in order to provide
and ask for the remainder,” says Maine
some of the financial support IDOT has
Township Highway Commissioner Robert
failed to.
Provenzano. “We’ve had four 100-year
The Village of Glenview has already
floods in this area in the last 20 years,” Says
taken some significant steps to address the
Provenzano. “We need to fix this problem
problem, but there is much more work to
as soon as possible and Maine Township is
be done. “After securing grant money, we
glad to step in and provide our help.”
intend to present it to the State of Illinois
Maine Township -Mainely News - Summer, 2010 — Page 6
Assessor Updates
Triennial Property Reassessment
in 2010
Assessor Rueckert has not yet been
notified by the Cook County Assessor as
to when Maine Township will open for
the 2010 Triennial Reassessment. Please
check the Maine Township Web site for any
updates.
2009 Second Installment Property Tax Bills May Not Be Mailed
Until 2011
Cook County officials responsible for
assessing, reviewing complaints for assessments, certifying assessments to the
Illinois Department of Revenue, calculating the taxes bill, preparing and mailing
tax bills to property owners are apparently
in conflict as to the reason for the delay
in sending out the 2009 second installment property tax bills. It is possible that
taxpayers may not receive their real estate
tax bills until
early 2011. This delay 4/22/09
would
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impact property owners since they would
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Township Assessor Tom Rueckert
not be able to claim the second installment
payment on their 2010 income tax return.
Long Time Occupant Applications are
estimated to be mailed from Cook County
in June.
The Long-Time Occupant Exemption
enables certain property owners to receive
an Expanded Homeowner Exemption.
Requirements for this exemption are that
you must have:
The Cook County
Assessor’s office estimated the applications
to be mailed in June.
Recipients of the Senior
Freeze will not qualify for this exemption.
• Owned and occupied the residence
from January 1, 1999 to January 1,
2009
• A total household income of $100,000
or less, and
• An assessment increase that was
significant enough to exceed the
maximum exemption amount set by
the Illinois legislature.
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MAINELY News
A Report to the Residents of Maine Township
MAINE TOWNSHIP • 1700 Ballard Road, Park Ridge, Illinois 60068-1006
847-297-2510 • www.mainetownship.com
Upcoming Meetings
& Events
Town Board -- Fourth Tuesday of each month @ 7:30 p.m.
Neighborhood Watch – First Wednesday of each month @ 7:30 p.m.
MaineStay Safety Town - June 29, 8800 W. Ballard Rd. @ 1 p.m.
National Night Out - August 3, Dee Park @ 6:30 p.m.
For other meetings, please call 847-297-2510 or visit www.mainetownship.com
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How to Contact
Our Departments
Maine Township Officials
Main Phone 847-297-2510
Departments/Extension Numbers
Assessor’s Office, Ext. 227
Clerk’s Office,
Ext. 222
Code Enforcement Officer, Ext. 259
General Assistance,
Ext. 236
MaineStreamers, Veteran’s Assistance, Ext. 240 or 241
Ext. 236
Carol A. Teschky
Supervisor
Walter
Kazmierczak
Trustee
Laura J.
Morask
Trustee
Susan Moylan Peter Gialamas
Trustee
Krey
Trustee
MaineStay Youth & Family Services
847-297-2510
Emergency Management Agency 847-297-5911
Highway Department 847-297-5225
You may also e-mail any department
by accessing the Township Web site:
www.mainetownship.com.
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Gary K. Warner Tom Rueckert Mary E. Rohde
Collector
Assessor
Clerk
Robert
Provenzano
Highway
Commissioner