Harmony Square: Harmony Square:
From Concept to Reality
From Concept to Reality
YOUR TINLEY PARK VILLAGE BOARD YOUR TINLEY PARK VILLAGE BOARD
Mayor Clerk
Michael W Glotz was elected in 2021. He previously served as a trustee and chaired the Public Works and Community Development committees He and his wife, Kristie have lived in Tinley Park since 1994 and have two children.
Dennis Mahoney
Dennis P Mahoney was elected in 2021 and is chairperson of the Community Development Committee He works in the construction industry and has lived in Tinley Park since 1986 with his wife, Katie They have three children
Nancy M O’Connor was appointed as Village Clerk in 2022 and was elected to the position in 2023. She’s a small business owner who has lived in Tinley Park for 14 years with her husband Lou, two daughters and eight grandchildren.
Michael G. Mueller was elected in 2019 and is Chairperson of the Public Works Committee He is a senior principal software architect and lives in the Brookside Glen neighborhood with his wife, Tracy and their two sons
William Brady was elected in 2017 and is Chairperson of the Administration and Legal Committee and board liaison to the Senior Services Commission He and his wife, Bette have lived in Tinley Park since 1992 and have two grown children.
KennethE.Shawwaselectedin 2023andisChairpersonofthe FinanceCommittee Heisan internalauditdirectorwitha Chicago-basedspecialtyinsurance underwriterandliveswithhiswife, Roslynandtheirtwodaughtersin theParksideneighborhood
William A Brennan was elected in 2019 and is Chairperson of the Public Safety Committee He is an insurance agent with State Farm and a former paramedic He lives in the Pottawattomi neighborhood with his wife, Lindsay and their four sons.
Colleen Sullivan
Colleen M. Sullivan was elected in 2021 and is chairperson of the Marketing Committee She has worked in the healthcare industry for more than 15 years and has a background in finance She is the mother of three daughters and has lived in Tinley Park since 1995
William Brady
William Brennan
Michael Mueller
Kenneth Shaw
Michael Glotz
Nancy O’Connor
Trustee Trustee Trustee Trustee Trustee
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MANAGER’S MESSAGE MANAGER’S MESSAGE
PATRICK CARR PATRICK CARR
This past year was an incredibly busy one that helped lay the groundwork for a lot of things that will come to define Tinley Park in the months and years to come.
Nothing illustrates this quite like Harmony Square in Downtown Tinley, which began construction last April and is set to open in June It’s been thrilling watching something that was once just an idea rise up from the ground, brick by brick, into a fully realized plaza that countless people will soon enjoy. I appreciate everyone’s patience during construction – I know traffic was a bit of a headache at times – but now that we’re nearing our grand opening, it’s time to get excited It’s not an overstatement to say that residents will feel the positive impact of Harmony Square Plaza for decades to come.
While we’re looking to the future with new developments like Harmony Square, we’re also making sure to keep the infrastructure we currently have in good shape. Public Works had a busy 2024, repairing and/or resurfacing more than eight miles of roadway in town They also installed nearly 3,000 feet of water main, planted more than 200 trees, repaired 210 street lights and responded to over 450 maintenance tasks at Village facilities. This year, they’re tackling a remodel of our Emergency Operations Center and are set to install new interior lighting at the Oak Park Avenue train station, among others.
There are a lot of infrastructure improvement projects happening across Tinley Park Some of them are ours, while others are being managed by Cook and Will counties or the State of Illinois, but they’re all a sound investment in our future and an important part of keeping Tinley Park moving forward. You can see everything going on in town, including new developments, at TinleyPark org/CurrentProjects
We’ve also been very busy on the public safety front. In May, Tom Tilton was appointed our new police chief, a job he’d been performing on an interim basis for months. We also hired 13 police officers and promoted three police commanders and three police sergeants There was a lot of activity at the Fire Department as well, with the appointment of Kris Dunn to Deputy Fire Chief, the hiring of 22 new firefighters, and the promotion of two captains and 14 lieutenants.
We take public safety very seriously, and that’s one of the reasons we also instituted a new camera sharing program that gives you the ability to share your security cameras with first responders to help us better assess and deal with criminal activity and emergency situations in your neighborhood. Please consider joining the program by registering at TinleyPark org/Cameras
We’re always looking for ways to better serve you, which is one of the reasons we recently switched to BS&A, a new cloud-based financial management system that improves operational efficiencies. While the new system will make paying your bills online and applying for permits much easier, the transition will take a bit of time and patience, and I ask that everyone please bear with us during this process
Before I sign off, I just wanted to take a moment to recognize the passing of Pat Rea, who in his nearly 50 years with the Village served as a Trustee and later Clerk. Pat had a long and storied life filled with volunteerism and military service, and it’s safe to say our community wouldn’t be what it is without his dedication and passion for Tinley Park. Pat will be sorely missed
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VILLAGE ADMINISTRATION
VILLAGE BOARD MEETINGS
Behind every successful municipality is a team of dedicated volunteers who have a passion for helping their community. If you’re interested in joining their ranks, the Village is looking for volunteers to serve as commissioners! Just send a resume and a letter of interest to Tinley Park Village Hall, 16250 S. Oak Park Ave., Tinley Park IL 60477, C/O Lisa Valley, or email it to her at lvalley@tinleypark.org
WEST POINT AT HARMONY SQUARE
WEST POINT AT HARMONY SQUARE
67TH COURT & NORTH STREET
67TH COURT & NORTH STREET
West Point will feature 60 townhome units at the former Central Middle School site at 173rd Street and 67th Court, along with a five-story, mixed-use building on North Street with 63 residential units and commercial space facing Harmony Square Planned amenities include a rooftop terrace, a fitness center, covered parking, an onsite office, and more.
OAK RIDGE SUBDIVISION OAK RIDGE SUBDIVISION
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF RIDGELAND AND SOUTHEAST CORNER OF RIDGELAND AND OAK FOREST AVENUES OAK FOREST AVENUES
D.R. Horton is developing the Oak Ridge Subdivision, which consists of 81 new, detached single-unit homes, 162 townhome units, and a public park. The development was 65% completed going into 2025, with all infrastructure complete.
OAK PARK TOWNES OAK PARK TOWNES
ALONG OAK PARK AVENUE ALONG OAK PARK AVENUE
Oak Park Townes will include a three-story building with six units facing Oak Park Avenue. Behind it, to the west, there will be five two-story buildings, each containing five units. This project will complement the nearby townhomes and support the Legacy Plan’s goal of adding more homes near Downtown Tinley.
SUNSET ESTATES SUNSET ESTATES
ALONG 179TH STREET ALONG 179TH STREET
Sunset Estates will feature two townhome structures, each containing six dwelling units for a total of 12. This development will add housing near the Oak Park Avenue train station, aligning with the Village’s Legacy Plan goals
BROOKSIDE GLEN VILLAS BROOKSIDE GLEN VILLAS (CRANA HOMES) (CRANA HOMES)
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SOUTHWEST CORNER OF 191ST STREET AND 80TH AVENUE 191ST STREET AND 80TH AVENUE
The Brookside Villas development will be a 49-building, 98-unit residential duplex development that will complete the Brookside Glen Planned Unit Development. Pre-sales for the development are underway.
MARRIOTT HOTELS MARRIOTT HOTELS
183RD STREET AND WHITE EAGLE DRIVE 183RD STREET AND WHITE EAGLE DRIVE
Marriott Hotels has started construction on one of two planned hotels on the corner of 183rd Street and White Eagle Drive. The Residence Inn is slated for completion by the end of 2025, with the Courtyard Inn commencing construction shortly after. The Residence Inn will be marketed to extended-stay guests and will include 118 guest rooms, a fitness center, a meeting room and much more
New Downtown Tinley businesses include Bosco’s at 17258 S Oak Park Avenue, and Still Ride Bike Shop at 6741 South Street, located in the first floor at the Boulevard at Central Station.
The Village is in the process of developing a Comprehensive Plan to establish a long-term vision for the community and guide future decision-making. Village staff and consultants have implemented an extensive public outreach campaign, engaging with residents at special events such as the Tinley Park Farmers Market and conducting multiple surveys to collect valuable community feedback.
HARMONY SQUARE TAKES CENTER STAGE HARMONY SQUARE TAKES CENTER STAGE
WhenitopensthissummeratthecornerofOakParkAvenueandNorthStreet, HarmonySquarePlazawillreshapethefaceofDowntownTinleyParkandprovide residentsandvisitorsalikewithyear-roundopportunitiesforadventureand relaxation.The1.6-acreplazaisthecenterpieceofDowntownTinleyandincludesan adaptiveplazaspacetoaccommodateeventsallyearlong.Fromiceskatingin colderweatherandaninteractivewaterfeatureinthewarmermonths,toseasonal lightshowsandarobustofferingofspecialeventsthroughouttheyear,visitorsto HarmonySquarewillhaveplentyofoptionsforfun.Seetheprogrammingschedule atTinleyPark.org/HarmonySquareEvents.
Harmony Square will be opening Summer 2025. Stop by and help usher in a new era of fun in Downtown Tinley! Visit TinleyPark.org/HarmonySquare for more information.
Thebuildingatthenortheastcornerof OakParkAvenueand173rdStreetwill featureaconcertstageto accommodatelargerbandsand performances,agreen room/backstageareaforacts,skate rentalinthewinter,andretailspaceon thesidefacingOakParkAvenue.
HarmonySquarefeaturesafaithful reconstructionofTeehan’sTavern,a stapleofDowntownTinleythatwas originallybuiltinthe1850s.Occupying thesouthwestcorneroftheplaza,the structureincludesapartyroomandan attachedbuildingwithanewDurbin’s restaurantandarooftopbartoallow dinerstoenjoyconcertsoutside.
Thenewplazawillalsofeaturea syntheticturflawnthatwillbeinstalled inthespring(weatherdependent),a waterfeature,firepits,asyntheticice rinkinthewinterwithcurlinglanes,and agatewaypergola.
Thesmallerstructureonthenortheast corneroftheplazawillbeasupport buildingwithbathroomsandanindoor andoutdoorVIPareathatcanbe rentedoutforgatherings,parties,and otherevents!
HarmonySquarewillbehometoexistingDowntown Tinleyspecialeventsandwillalsohostbrand-new eventssuchasMoviesintheSquare,Zumbaandyoga classes,anInstrumentZoo,jumbogames,kid-friendly performances,andmesmerizinglightshowsfor Christmas,Valentine’sDay,St.Patrick’sDay,Halloween andmore.Seetheprogrammingscheduleat TinleyPark.org/HarmonySquareEvents.
ConstructionofHarmonySquarePlazabeganin April2024andwillbecompletedinMay2025.In additiontotheplaza,workalsoincludes infrastructureimprovementsandthe reconstructionandbeautificationofsurrounding streets.
For more information on Harmony Square Plaza, including construction photos and a programming schedule, visit TinleyPark.org/HarmonySquare.
TINLEY PARK IS THE PLACE TO BE IN 2025 TINLEY PARK IS THE PLACE TO BE IN 2025
If you regularly use the Village’s visitor website or read the Life Amplified newsletter, then you already know that Tinley Park is chockful of fun things to do, see, and experience all year long For everyone else, you’re in for a treat, because the Village’s fun “Life Amplified” brand isn’t just for visitors!
Residents can get all the information they need on Tinley Park’s many great live music outings, restaurants, attractions, lodging options, meeting spaces and more at VisitTinleyPark.com. They can also follow the Village’s Life Amplified pages on Facebook, Instagram, and X, or subscribe to the Life Amplified electronic newsletter to get fun events delivered right into their inboxes every month.
The Village supports its tourism efforts throughout the year by promoting all of the fantastic visitor amenities that Tinley Park has to offer. And it seems to be working! In 2024 alone, more than 3.6 million visitors came to Tinley Park, which is great for our local economy.
Upcoming tourism initiatives include meeting planner and leisure traveler campaigns starting in April that will consist of a variety of media strategies utilizing premium sites (such as Trip Advisor, Peacock, and Hulu) with enhanced targeting precision. Initial campaigns will focus on promoting summer events and Harmony Square.
The Village will also engage in co-branded content marketing with the Chicago Tribune, providing an opportunity to expand the Tinley Park brand to its loyal subscriber base. And for people already on the move, the Village will use Blip Digital Billboard advertising in high-traffic areas located along I-55 and I-294 in directions heading toward Tinley Park to support brand awareness efforts.
Stay in the know on all the ways to live Life Amplified at VisitTinleyPark.com.
BENCHES ON THE AVENUE BENCHES ON THE AVENUE
Bring your friends – and your appetite – when you visit this year’s Benches on the Avenue, which will be out starting this May through October along Oak Park Avenue from 172nd to 176th streets!
Themed "Favorite Food Moments," the 22nd annual Benches on the Avenue will feature 21 works of art depicting how life's moments, both big and small, are enhanced by food. Created by both amateur and professional artists and sponsored by local businesses and organizations, benches provide perfect spots to rest while strolling through Downtown Tinley. They also make for fantastic photo opportunities, so don’t forget to bring your camera!
Mark your calendars today for a tasty treat that's sure to get your mouth watering! You can get more information, including the annual Benches on the Avenue brochure detailing each creation, online at TinleyPark.org/Benches.
SWAG ON SALE SWAG ON SALE
Love Tinley Park and want to show your community pride? Get all sorts of cool swag now at Tinley Park Village Hall, 16250 S. Oak Park Avenue! Available items include umbrellas, an oil diffuser/humidifier, reusable grocery bags, sweatshirts, baseball hats, beach balls, Frisbees, shot glasses and much more!
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PUBLIC WORKS PUBLIC WORKS
IN 2024, THE PUBLIC WORKS IN 2024, THE PUBLIC WORKS
DEPARTMENT: DEPARTMENT:
• Repaired/resurfaced 8.25 miles of roads as part of the Pavement Management Program
• Constructed a new bike path extension from the Canine Campus Dog Park to 179th Street
• Constructed the first two phases of the Kimberly Heights Drainage Improvements project;
construction of the next phases is expected to continue in 2025 and beyond
• Responded to 13 snow events and used 3,290 tons of salt
• Installed a booster station at LaGrange Road and 183rd Street
• Replaced/installed 2,650 feet of water main
• Smoke-tested 124,000 linear feet of sanitary sewer
• Lined 3,500 feet of sanitary sewer
52 RESPONDED TO 454 RESPONDED TO 210 REPAIRED 224 PLANTED
28 WATER MAIN BREAKS STREET LIGHTS TREES
MAINTENANCE TASKS FOR ALL VILLAGE FACILITIES EPOXY-COATED SANITARY MANHOLES
EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER GETTING AN OVERHAUL EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER GETTING AN OVERHAUL
The Village is working on a remodel of its Emergency Operations Center (EOC) at the Public Safety Building on 173rd Place.
The old EOC was part of the building’s original construction and was in need of substantial upgrades. The remodel is adding new workstations and computers, A/V equipment, viewing monitors, flooring, a new conference room, a new kitchen area and appliances, a revamped dispatch center, restrooms, a new HVAC system and more.
The EOC is an important part of the Village’s Public Safety efforts and provides staff with a centralized location for managing emergency response and recovery efforts. The Village has applied for and is expecting to receive a $1.2 million grant to help fund the renovations.
The Police Department provided security and protection for events such as Ribfest, the Caribbean Block Party, Oktoberfest, the Parade of Lights, and the Tinley Park Irish Parade (pictured).
The Police and Fire departments established a joint drone team and trained/certified 13 drone pilots. The program has significantly improved situational awareness for both departments, allowing first responders to assess emergencies in real time and make informed decisions that ultimately save lives and property. From assisting in searchand-rescue missions and locating missing persons to providing critical aerial support during fires and large-scale incidents, the drones have become a force multiplier, reducing response times and increasing overall effectiveness. Drones have also played a key role in traffic monitoring, infrastructure inspections, and event security.
In 2024, the Police Department established the FUSUS camera integration system and the Connect Tinley Park camera registration system. Both programs give participants a chance to help keep Tinley Park safe by sharing their security camera footage upon request to help police, fire, and public safety professionals better assess and rapidly respond to criminal activity and emergency situations. The programs also enable investigators to easily gather evidence in case of an incident. Learn more at TinleyPark.org/Cameras.
TINLEY PARK FIRE DEPARTMENT FIRE DEPARTMENT
In 2024, there were:
7,407
3,759 22 Fire Service Calls New Firefighters Hired
Total Emergency Medical Calls
In 2025, the Tinley Park Fire Department will:
• Continue to hire new firefighters
• Secure a Basic Life Support License
• Take delivery of a new engine and ladder truck, which
• Hold the annual Citizens Fire Academy in the fall
• Attend community block parties. To schedule a visit,
164 Residents Completed CPR Training are already on order go to TinleyPark.org/Fire and click on “TPFD Special Event Request.”
TINLEY PARK FIRE DEPARTMENT AT THE READY TINLEY PARK FIRE DEPARTMENT AT THE READY
The Tinley Park Fire Department is ready to respond to any and all fire and rescue incidents that may occur.
Last year, the Insurance Services Office (ISO) once again certified the Village of Tinley Park as an ISO Class 1 community, which is the best rating possible and indicates that the Tinley Park Fire Department is well-equipped to handle fire emergencies.
The rating not only takes into account the readiness of the Tinley Park Fire Department, but also that of the Village’s Water Department and 911 Communication Center. In fact, 40% of the ISO rating is maintained by the Tinley Park Public Works Department, which regularly flushes all fire hydrants
and checks all water valves to ensure a dependable source of water in the event of a fire.
Tinley Park is one of only 28 fire departments in Illinois that enjoy a Class 1 rating.
Promoted one Deputy Chief, two Captains, and 14
Achieved ISO 1 recertification in July 2024
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
DIGITAL CITIES AWARD DIGITAL CITIES AWARD
The IT Department helped the Village take second place in the "Up to 75,000 Population Category" during the Center for Digital Government's 2024 Digital Cities Survey The Award recognizes cities utilizing technology to enhance digital services and transparency, strengthen cybersecurity, digital privacy rights and digital equity; and those finding innovative ways to support solutions for social challenges facing cities today.
DATA WAREHOUSE AND DATA ORCHESTRATION DATA WAREHOUSE AND DATA ORCHESTRATION
The IT Department recently completed data warehouse and data orchestration projects that have resulted in various improvements, including:
• Historical data collection and trend analytics for a new multimodal parking permit system
• An 80% reduction in time spent on payroll by Police Department staff
• Like-for-like replacement of core Police Department reports as part of a source system
• Scheduled data refreshes for an existing Community Development data dashboard
• License Plate Reader (LPR) efficacy analysis (including big data warehousing of tens of
• Better overall data surfacing and documentation, and data lineage tracking replacement project thousands of anonymized daily reads)
BUDGETING SHAREPOINT SITE BUDGETING SHAREPOINT SITE
IT migrated the budgeting process to a custom online experience without the use of paper, all while utilizing applications already in the application portfolio (zero cost). The new budget site eliminated much of the burdensome tasks that the Finance Department used to have to perform and became the central location for all budget-related files/activities.
OTHER NOTABLE ACCOMPLISHMENTS INCLUDED: OTHER NOTABLE ACCOMPLISHMENTS INCLUDED:
• Added a second Internet Service Provider at the Police Department
• Consolidated video surveillance servers
• Implemented more than 100 body-worn camera systems for the Police Department
• Assisted in preparing and transitioning to BS&A, the Village’s new enterprise resource system (ERP)
FINANCE FINANCE
DID YOU KNOW? DID YOU KNOW?
• For the second year in a row, the Village
• The Village of Tinley Park only accounts for
• Police Pension funding remains strong at
• The Village continues to maintain a AA+ did not increase the property tax levy and held its portion at 0%.
about 12 to 13% of your total property tax bill, which covers a wide variety of services including police response, fire and EMS response, dispatch, water and sewer utilities for the community, annual road replacement programs, ongoing infrastructure improvements, and more. 76%.
bond rating due to a strong financial position.
The Village is fortunate to have an outstanding Finance Department comprised of dedicated professionals. Because it’s an internal operating department that the public doesn’t generally get to see in action, many people don’t realize how critical Finance is in the everyday operations of the Village.
This past year, teams worked hard to transition to a new enterprise resource planning (ERP) system, which houses everything from accounts payable, accounts receivable, payroll, licensing, permitting, utility billing, purchasing, human resources management and beyond. The Village’s new ERP, BS&A Software, officially went online in February and is a cloud-based financial management system with modern capabilities that will improve operational efficiencies and allow the Village to better serve its residents and businesses.
The business community will also benefit from the change thanks to brand-new public-facing portals that allow businesses, contractors, and developers to submit all license requests, license renewals, permits, and plans online. Users can also track the status of their submission in addition to making payments.
While this project is a large undertaking, the Village is excited to have a new system that increases its level of service to the community!
If you have any questions during this transition, please feel free to reach out to the Village at (708) 444-5000.
BS&A replaces the Village’s previous payment system, Tyler Eden, which was more than 18 years old and was being phased out by its parent company. As an ERP system touches nearly all aspects of Village operations, staff worked behind the scenes for more than a year preparing for the change in order to ensure the new system is fully built out and working smoothly.
Starting in March, residents will see a slightly different look to their water bills. BS&A was designed exclusively for local government and features a modern, easy-to-use online portal that will help residents more easily interact with the Village.
WHERE YOUR PROPERTY TAXES GO WHERE YOUR PROPERTY TAXES GO
On average, 13% of your property tax bill goes to the Village of Tinley Park, 10% to your county and township, 4% to your park district, and 3% to the library. Most of your tax bill –70% on average – goes toward education, which includes local elementary and high schools, as well as community colleges.
SENIOR SERVICES SENIOR SERVICES
TINLEY PARK SENIOR CENTER TINLEY PARK SENIOR CENTER
S.A.L.T. S.A.L.T.
Tinley Park residents age 55 and older are invited to attend Seniors and Law Enforcement Together (S.A.L.T.) meetings at 1 p.m. the first Monday of each month from February through December in the training room at the Tinley Park Police Department, 7850 W 183rd St Come out to hear guest speakers and get valuable information on senior safety.
SENIOR SERVICES COMMISSION SENIOR SERVICES COMMISSION
Get involved with the Senior Services Commission, which meets at 3 p.m. the first Wednesday of the month in the Kallsen Center at Village Hall, 16250 S Oak Park Ave. This nine-member commission encourages the spirit of volunteerism, recognizes the contributions of senior citizens, and facilitates the participation and utilization of this most valuable resource.
Got a touch of cabin fever? Stop by the Tinley Park Senior Center for fun all year long! The Senior Center is open from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays inside the Public Safety Building at 17355 S 68th Court Stop by to spend time with friends, play games, watch movies, go on trips, attend monthly luncheons, and much more! If you’re interested, just stop by during regular hours, email seniorcenter@tinleypark.org, or call (708) 444-5150.
SENIOR BUS SERVICE SENIOR BUS SERVICE
Looking for a ride? The Senior Bus Service is here to help! Hop on from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Mondays through Fridays, excluding holidays, for rides to Mokena, Oak Forest, Orland Park, and Tinley Park. Riders age 65 and older pay $0.65 per ride each way, and riders ages 55 to 64 pay $1.30 per ride each way. Call (708) 532-7433 to make a reservation.
Do you want an easy, hassle-free way to get the most important Village news? If so, sign up for the Tinley Park Messenger, a phone-based news delivery service that goes out about every two weeks. To start receiving calls, email marketing@tinleypark.org or call (708) 444-5031 and leave your name and phone number. You can also sign up by selecting the “Tinley Park Messenger” option under "Additional Notifications" on your CodeRED account.
You can also get information tailor-made for seniors with the Senior Service Commission Newsletter! Each issue is packed with useful information, so call (708) 444-5150 or email seniorcenter@tinleypark.org to sign up to receive it! The newsletter is also available (along with other great information for seniors) on the Village website at www.TinleyPark.org/SeniorInfo.
