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Telephone: (847) 244-1101, ext. 301
Located in the Warren Township Campus
Gerald E. Rudd, Highway Commissioner
The Warren Road District maintains the right-of-way of many of the streets in all unincorporated areas. The right-of-way is from the center of the street to the property line. Within that right-of-way, the Road District assumes many responsibilities. Among these are the following maintenance responsibilities:
The Road District also offers a Brush Removal Program which is done by highway personnel.
The Leaf Pickup Program is done through Waste Management.
Your Road District is equipped to handle most of the duties and to contract some with private enterprise. We have excellent intergovernmental cooperation with the municipalities in and around township boundaries.
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The Lake County Health Department/Community Health Center encourages residents and businesses to be prepared for an emergency, whether it is a local flood or global pandemic flu.
There are three steps you can take to help prepare for an emergency situation:
1. Be prepared
2. Know where to go
3. Don't forget
(View document below for more information.)
Preparedness Document
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By March 10, 2003, all municipalities in Lake County were required to have a permit for phase two of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES). NPDES is entering its second phase in an effort to address the remaining non-point source pollution issues with municipal storm sewer outfalls. Measurable, annual objectives addressing six “minimum control measures” were required.
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