Palos Park First

Palos Park First On April 4. 2023, Elect Mayor Nicole Milovich Walters, Clerk Marie Arrigoni, and Commissioners G. Darryl Reed, Mike Wade, Dan Polk and Rebecca Petan.

Palos Park First supports residents interested in public service who are committed to the three P's: Passion for the natural features and beauty of Palos Park and its small town feel; Preparation for the duties and all that is required of public service; and Professionalism, in the treatment of residents, Village Staff and others in public service.

08/04/2023

Palos Park police will host a free forum Friday, Aug. 4, at Cog Hill, where village officials will discuss crime tends and no-cash bail.

08/04/2023

Steve Desmond and his family moved to Palos Park when he was just five years old. His parents, Steve Sr. and Maria Desmond, believed that the schools and this area in general would help foster the creativity and interests of him and his younger sister. Their intuition proved to be spot on. Steve’s...

08/02/2023
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07/19/2023

Join us tonight for our first "Connect with your Council" event! Stop by for a casual conversation and bring any questions or concerns you may have. We hope to see you there!

07/19/2023

Today’s coffee with a Cop The Original Plush Horse Ice Cream. Thank you to those that attended!!

07/19/2023

Property Tax Workshop is scheduled!! Join us Thursday, August 3rd at 6:00pm at the Kaptur Center. Get your questions answered!!

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8608 W 120th Street
Palos Park, IL
60464

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+17083417261

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Palos Park First stands for: (1) elected officials who are Passionate about Palos Park, Prepared for their duties to citizens, and Professional in the way they treat each other, staff and our residents (the three “P”s); (2) the protection of open space, the natural features and beauty of Palos Park, as well as the promotion and preservation of the “pastoral setting, rural splendor” of Palos Park; (3) open and inclusive government; (4) conservative stewardship of our Village’s finances and resources; (5) the promotion of small town community events and recreational offerings; (6) the support and promotion of the arts and Palos Park’s tradition as an artist community.

Photo courtesy of Jim Pavlatos.