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SPRING/SUMMER 2026
CELEBRATING 250 YEARS CELEBRATING 250 YEARS OF THE AMERICAN DREAM OF THE AMERICAN DREAM
MAYOR MICHAEL GLOTZ
Welcome to the Tinley Times, our brand-new magazine about the town we all love and the people who make it such a great place to live!
The Tinley Times delivers helpful Village news in a fun, new format. Keep it handy so you can reference it throughout spring and summer We’ll be publishing the Tinley Times bi-annually moving forward, so look for the next edition in your mailboxes sometime in the fall.
This year, our country will celebrate its 250 birthday. For a quarter of a millennia, the flag and the ideals for which it stands have guided our country through countless conflicts here and abroad, innumerable scientific breakthroughs, unprecedented innovation and growth, and an ever-changing world that seems to shift under our feet nearly every day.
We’re planning a special celebration to mark this historic milestone You can read more about it on Page 9, but suffice it to say, we’re going to make sure this party is one to remember
I love Tinley Park as much as I love our country, and I’m excited to share with you some of the things we’re accomplishing together.
HARMONY SQUARE DEFIES EXPECTATIONS
We all knew that Harmony Square was going to be a game-changer, but I don’t think any of us quite expected it to be as successful and popular as it’s been.
Situated in the heart of Downtown Tinley at 6700 North Street, Harmony Square has attracted about a quarter million people to town since it opened in July with an epic concert by legendary rock band the BoDeans. It has benefited not just Downtown Tinley and the town beyond, but the entire southwest region. Many of those people who came here stuck around to shop in our stores, eat in our restaurants, and patronize our establishments. Beyond giving people something fun to do no matter the season, Harmony Square has bolstered our local economy in truly wonderful ways.
Music in the Plaza, the Tinley Park Farmers Market, our annual Block Party, the Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony, and the two-day Holiday Happenings are just some of the wildly successful events we’ve hosted there
Our ice rink experience, seasonal light shows, Movies in the Square, Game Nights in the Square, Cruise Nights, Boo Bash, and other events ensure there’s always something fun going on, regardless of what the temperature is outside.
We’re gearing up for another great season at Harmony Square. Stellar concerts, Live Band Karaoke, our summer music series including Moments in Music on Fridays, Make Music Nights sponsored by the Aileen S. Andrew Foundation, Music in the Plaza, all the great bands at our annual Block Party, and plenty of other new and existing events will await fun-seekers this year
We were honored in February when the American Public Works Association Southwest Branch named Harmony Square the 2025 Project of the Year winner in its category. It’s a truly monumental achievement, and I can’t thank our staff enough for all their hard work in making the new plaza so successful, especially our Marketing and Public Works departments. It has truly been a team effort, and I’m excited for all of you to see what we have planned for you in 2026 and beyond.
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This year is already off to a great start, and I’m positive it’s only going to get better as we move into the spring and summer months. I’m truly honored to be mayor of the best community on the planet. I promise to continue to listen to your feedback and work to make Tinley Park the best it can be for you and your family.
I’d love to hear from you. Ideas? Concerns? Just want to talk about how the Bears are going to win the NFC North again this year? Send me an email at mglotz@tinleypark.org or call Village Hall at (708) 444-5000. The future is looking good, and I’m glad to be along for the ride with you!
Pictured (from left) : Ken Shaw, William Brennan, Mike Coleman, John Urbanski, Pat Carr, Donna Framke, Michael Glotz, Colleen Sullivan, Michael Mueller, and Willam Brady.
A pivotal year for Village Manager Pat Carr
Back in January of last year, when Harmony Square was just a construction site and not the wildly popular attraction it’s become, I told Village staff to prepare for a very busy year. We’d set some pretty big goals for the Village that were going to require a lot of hard work and creative thinking, and everyone would have to give 110% to make it happen. Our residents and businesses deserve nothing less than our best each day, and 2025 was going to be no exception.
Now that I’m looking at 2025 in the rearview mirror, I can say with confidence that I wasn’t overexaggerating. From the switchover to our new enterprise resource planning system, to the grand opening of Harmony Square and all the great events we’ve hosted there, to the new developments and infrastructure projects that came to town, last year was a whirlwind of activity and an extremely pivotal year for Tinley Park as a whole. And as I suspected, my team was more than up for the challenge.
Several staff changes have brought a welcome new perspective to Village operations.
Earlier this year, we appointed two new Assistant Village Managers, Marketing Director Donna Framke and Human Resources Director Angela Arrigo. Donna oversees the Marketing, Community Development, and community beautification initiatives, and Angela oversees Human Resources and Finance Both have done an excellent job so far, and I look forward to working with them more in the years to come
We also appointed former Building Official Mike Coleman as the new Community Development Director, a position he’d been filling on an interim basis for several months prior, and hired Sarah Mitchell as our new Finance Director in April. Sarah comes to us from Lisle, where she served as Deputy Village Manager/Chief Financial Officer. Congrats to both Mike and Sarah, who have been wonderful additions to our leadership team.
As we continue to build on the great progress we’ve made so far, here’s a look back at some of our key accomplishments in 2025 and beyond
Donna Framke
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TINLEY PARK POLICE DEPARTMENT TINLEY PARK POLICE DEPARTMENT
The Tinley Park Police Department has done a great job of responding to traffic enforcement In August, the patrol division began focusing on areas where the Village receives the most complaints, and the results have been outstanding and reflect the Village’s emphasis on making streets safer. Police conducted 1,417 more traffic stops in 2025 than in 2024, substantially increasing police visibility in our community and providing criminal activity deterrence
The Tinley Park Police Department saw the promotion of Keith Sullivan to Deputy Police Chief of Administration, and Jonathan Mittelman to Division Police Commander of Administration The Village also hired former Chicago Police Department Capt Brian McDermott as Deputy Police Chief of Operations, and former Illinois State Police Master Sgt James Poortinga as Division Police Commander of Patrol. Earlier this year, former Chicago Deputy Police Chief Frederick Melean joined the department as Division Police Commander, and the Village hired four fulltime police officers since January 2025. The Village also reached a four-year agreement with the Metropolitan Alliance of Police 192 thanks to the collective efforts of Village staff and MAP personnel
Join the Tinley Park Police Department at National Night Out from 6 to 9 p.m. Aug. 4 at Freedom Park, 7835 Timber Drive. Meet public safety personnel, view emergency vehicles, and enjoy family entertainment and booths from local businesses.
69,309 CALLS FOR SERVICE 19,809 CALLS TO 911
PARK EMERGENCY TINLEY PARK EMERGENCY
The Tinley Park Emergency Management Agency (EMA), which supports police and fire throughout the year with emergencies and other traffic control details, worked 33 special events and had 11 callouts last year EMA also completed renovations of the Emergency Operation Center in July and has activated it twice since then for severe weather incidents.
The Tinley 911 Dispatch Center continues to answer emergency and non-emergency calls for police, fire, and EMS, and is the primary dispatch center for MABAS 24.
Pictured (from left) are Cmdr Mittleman, DC McDermott, Chief Tilton, DC Sullivan, Cmdr Melean, and Cmdr Poortinga
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FIRE DEPARTMENT FIRE DEPARTMENT
Last year, the Tinley Park Fire Department responded to 4,525 fire calls and 8,085 EMS calls. The department also welcomed 16 new non-certified firefighters and took possession of a new apparatus, Engine 49 The Tinley Park Citizens Fire Academy, which gives participants hands-on training and an inside look into the working life of firefighters, had 23 residents sign up last year
Between its Facilities, Streets & Fleet, and Water & Sewer divisions, the Tinley Park Public Works Department was very active in 2025
Completed projects included the renovation of the Emergency Operations Center, construction of Harmony Square, interior painting of the Public Works Garage apparatus area, and interior and exterior renovations at Village Hall. Construction of the parking lot and upgrades to the former Bechstein property are underway. A
This fiscal year, Public Works will replace the boilers at Village Hall, the roof at Fire Station 49, and the brick pavers at the Oak Park Avenue train station; renovate the police station lunchroom; and paint and coat the floor at Fire Station 46
16 SNOW EVENTS REMOVED 18 INCHES OF SNOW REPLACED 6.82 MILES OF VILLAGE ROADS REPLACED
50,890 SQ. FEET OF SIDEWALKS PLANTED
170 TREES REMOVED
127 TREES INSTALLED
1,114 NEW SIGNS
The department also has plans to replace the older water mains to decrease the number of emergency repairs. They’ll also upgrade the wastewater lift stations to increase efficiency and reduce unexpected repairs (which could lead to sewer back-ups), and upgrade the potable water pumping station to improve redundancy and larger issues in the future.
VILLAGE MODERNIZES VILLAGE MODERNIZES RESOURCE PLANNING RESOURCE PLANNING
One of the biggest projects last year was the Village’s transition to BS&A, a cloud-based enterprise resource planning system (ERP) that touches every single department in the Village and gives residents a quick, easy, and safe way to pay their utility bills online Led by the Finance and IT departments, the new system replaced legacy financial and community development platforms, standardized cross-departmental processes, enabled employee self-service, and laid the foundation for improved data governance, reporting, and long-term system integration. Kudos to the IT and Finance teams for all their hard work in bringing this great new system to the Village
BS&A IS THE BEST BS&A IS THE BEST WAY TO PAY UTILITIES WAY TO PAY UTILITIES
BS&A, the Village’s cloud-based enterprise resource planning system, makes paying utilities a breeze, and you don’t have to worry about your payment getting lost in the mail. It’s easy, instantaneous, and stress-free!
You can also pay your bill without signing up for an account! Just search your utility billing account number and then go through the steps to pay it. You can find your account number on your water bill or by calling the Public Works Department at (708) 444-5500.
Howtosetupanaccountat TinleyPark.org/BillPay
Select“CreateAccount” Aconfirmationemailwillbesenttothe emailaddressyouprovided.Clickthe linkintheemailtofinishcreatingthe account Followthesesteps:
Select“CurrentlyNotSignedIn”inthe topright. Choose“Register” Provideyouremailaddress Createausernameandpassword. Clickthe“Iagree”and“I’mnotarobot” boxes
Learn more about BS&A at TinleyPark.org/UtilityInfo or scan the QR code.
Thanks to the efforts of the Information Technology Department, the Village placed fifth overall in the annual Digital Cities Survey, marking the fifth consecutive year achieving a top-10 finish This consistent recognition reflects sustained leadership in technology strategy, innovation, and service delivery, and validates the long-term alignment between IT initiatives and organizational priorities.
The IT Department has had a very productive year In addition to helping implement the new ERP system, IT staff replaced the Village’s legacy agenda system with the CivicPlus cloud-based Agenda Management platform, improving transparency, standardization, and public access to meeting materials. They also implemented Laserfiche as the Village’s enterprise document management system and modernized/centralized employee scheduling processes
IT also implemented enterprise network monitoring and alerting, completed Phase Two of the full network refresh, and began enabling advanced cybersecurity capabilities. In 2025, they launched a comprehensive data warehouse to analyze more than 300,000 daily License Plate Reader (LPR) metadata reads, enabling data-driven decision-making for the LPR program by measuring camera effectiveness, confidence trends, and hotlist hit rates across intersections.
IT also played a central technology leadership role in the Harmony Square project, delivering fiber connectivity, Wi-Fi, surveillance, and security infrastructure
enforcement, permits, and working on the details of the Village’s new Comprehensive Plan, which will roll out sometime in the fall. The Village is also in the initial stages of drafting a Strategic Plan that will help shape long-term vision and mission in Tinley Park
See the story on page 16 for more information or how you can get involved
Last year, the Community Development team:
The Tinley Park economy continues to thrive, with approximately 1,100 active businesses, nearly 60 of which opened just last year. Among the newcomers are Pete’s Fresh Market on Harlem Avenue, the new Chick-Fil-A right to the east, a new Gas & Wash on LaGrange Road, and the new Teehan’s and Durbin’s at Harmony Square, among many others. The Pete’s Fresh Market has become the company’s highest-grossing store in the entire northwest region!
No discussion about Tinley Park would be complete without mentioning all the fantastic developments in the works right now. Thanks to the considerable talents of the Community Development Department, there are many exciting projects to look forward to this year and beyond.
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The Interstate Sports Dome will be a 42-acre development on the site of the former Graystone Golf Course that will feature a 142,000-squarefoot primary dome, an additional 35,000-square-foot dome, and an 18,000-square-foot, brick-and-mortar support structure for a potential restaurant and a sports medicine facility.
7 Brew is a new freestanding drivethrough coffee brewhouse located directly in front of Hobby Lobby. The building will be a prefabricated structure with a dual drive-through lane.
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Brookside Creek is a more than 70-acre site across the street from Brookside Marketplace that will be comprised of seven retail sites, including a Gas & Wash location, a 7 Brew, a Panda Express, a future grocer, and a new 3,900-square-foot McDonald’s that will be situated on a 1.6-acre site with 45 parking stalls.
The new Tinley Park Business Center will be constructed on 110.94 acres, with approximately 1,262,000 square feet of floor space over three industrial buildings. The development may be completed in as many as three phases. The development is expected to bring additional jobs to the area and property tax revenue to the various taxing districts.
Harlem Avenue and Vollmer Road
179th Street and LaGrange Road
The Courtyard Inn includes an 83,722-square-foot, four-story building with 125 guest rooms, and is slated to be constructed in the fall. The Residence Inn will be marketed toward extended-stay guests and includes an 87,875square-foot, four-story building with 118 guest rooms. The Residence Inn is scheduled to be finished this summer.
White Eagle Drive and 183rd Street
Tru Hotel is a four-story hotel scheduled to start construction soon. It will be located directly south of the new Gas & Wash. The hotel will feature indoor amenities and a contemporary style of architecture with colorful facade treatments.
67th Court and North Street
West Point includes a five-story building on North Street with about 4,350 square feet of commercial space fronting Harmony Square and 63 residential units. Amenities include a rooftop terrace, a fitness center, bike storage, a community room, covered parking, and an onsite office. The development also includes 60 townhome units at the former site of Central Middle School.
17822-17828 S. Oak Park Avenue
Oak Park Townes includes 31 attached single-family townhomes situated in six buildings. There will be a three-story building with six units facing Oak Park Avenue. Behind it will be five two-story buildings with five units each.
Oak Ridge is a new residential subdivision consisting of 81 new detached single-family homes and 162 town home units. The project will include the development of a three-acre public park in the center and includes sidewalks, walkways, and additional open space. The development is entering its final stages of construction, with 80% of the detached single-family and about 75% of the attached single-family units constructed.
Villas will consist of 49 duplex buildings, 98 dwelling units broken into two phases construction. About 80% of Phase 1 is complete, with occupancy of the completed units. Phase 2 is expected to start this summer.
Ridgeland and Oak Forest Avenues
191st Street and 80th Avenue
Brookside Glen Villas
Celebrating America’s 250 Celebrating America’s 250 Celebrating America’s 250
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Twelve score and 10 years ago, the founding fathers brought forth on this continent a new nation, conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all people are created equal. And this summer, the Village of Tinley Park and the Tinley Park Park District are joining forces to honor that legacy by throwing America the ultimate 250th birthday!
The Village and Park District will celebrate this American milestone with two amazing fireworks displays. The first show will be held at dusk on Friday, July 3 just south of the 80th Avenue train station. The very next day on July 4, the second show will light up the sky at dusk to bring the annual Independence Day celebration at McCarthy Park to a spectacular conclusion.
The Village will also be hosting other fun events to mark our country's birthday, including a "Party in the USA"-themed Benches on the Avenue from May to October along Oak Park Avenue in Downtown Tinley, and red, white and blue streetscapes, flower displays, patriotic decor, and commemorative 250th anniversary flags throughout town.
Everyone is invited to celebrate with silver screen classics such as “An American Tail,” “Captain America,” ”National Treasure,” and “Remember the Titans” during Movies in the Square on select Friday evenings in August and September at Harmony Square.
Sister Cities International has been named a supporting partner of America250, the official name for this International supporting partner of official for year’s birthday celebrations. By aligning its 70th anniversary with the nation’s 250th celebration, Sister year’s By nation’s celebration, Cities will highlight the organization’s role in promoting people-to-people diplomacy, community Cities organization’s in promoting community engagement, and global partnerships that strengthen democratic values engagement, and global partnerships that strengthen democratic values.
Our nation’s 250th birthday is also a great time to pay tribute to our veterans by visiting the Illinois nation’s Illinois Veterans of America Memorial, the M84 Mortar Carrier display, and the pavers and monuments to all America Carrier monuments to branches of the military at the Gen Patrick E Rea Veterans Plaza, which sits adjacent to the south branches of the military at the Gen. Patrick E. Rea Veterans Plaza, which sits adjacent to the south entrance of the 80th Avenue Metra train station. The Tinley Park Veterans Commission will also be will planning celebrations and is looking for volunteers, so call Village Hall at (708) 444-5000 if you’re volunteers, you’re interested interested.
Show off your patriotism with this Show off your with this year’s summer event T-shirts, available year’s T-shirts, for just $5 at select events this spring just $5 spring and summer at Harmony Square, and Harmony Square, in limited quantities at Village Hall. limited quantities Village Hall. Shirts will be available in adult-size Shirts will be available adult-size small, medium, large, XL, 2XL, and 3XL. small, medium, large, and Get yours the second they’re available yours the second they’re available this spring! spring!
The Tinley Park Veterans Commission and the Village of Tinley Park will host the annual Memorial Day Ceremony at 10 a.m. Monday, May 25 and the Veterans Day Ceremony from 10 to 11 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 11 at Veterans Plaza, 18001 S. 80 Ave. The commission also offers the Veterans Banner Program and the Paver Brick Program, both of which honor area service men and women. The Veterans Commission meets at 7 p.m. the second Wednesday of each month (except for June and July) in the Kallsen Center at Tinley Park Village Hall, 16250 S. Oak Park Ave. th
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Fresh fruits and vegetables, colorful flowers, wares from local vendors, live music, and beautiful weather await shoppers this year during the annual Tinley Park Farmers Market from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturdays from June 6 to October 24 at Harmony Square, 6700 North St. You won’t want to miss out on what has become one of Tinley Park’s most popular and well-attended events!
Games in the Square Wednesdays 4 p.m. - 8 p.m.
September 8 - October 27
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The Village continues to build upon and expand its Life Amplified brand through tourism efforts that highlight the vibrant atmosphere of Tinley Park and all the fun things happening here every day.
Upcoming initiatives showcase the diverse selection of independent restaurants, various lodging options, shows at the municipally owned Tinley Park Convention Center, and a full schedule of year-round events to support and promote Tinley Park’s robust assortment of hospitality establishments in town.
The Tinley Park Convention Center
Village switches to Everbridge for emergency communications
During an emergency, staying in the know is key. Whether it’s severe weather, a road closure, or routine utility maintenance, getting quick, accurate information is essential.
Thanks to the Village’s new Everbridge emergency notification system, you’ll never be in the dark again, even if the lights go out! Residents and businesses are encouraged to sign up today to start receiving alerts during emergencies and other critical events. Users can customize the notifications they receive and choose to have information delivered to their preferred devices, including cell phone, SMS, home landline, email and more.
Those who had accounts with the Village’s previous emergency notification system, which was decommissioned, will have to register a new account with Everbridge to continue receiving emergency and non-emergency alerts, including the Tinley Park Messenger, the Village’s phonebased news delivery service featuring the top stories from around town Residents listed in the Village’s 911 database will be automatically subscribed to alerts by phone but will have the option to self-register, provide additional contact information, or to opt out.
Learn more about the Everbridge emergency notification system by visiting the Village website at TinleyPark.org/Everbridge.
The Village recently renovated its helipad near the Fire Training Tower along 183 Street to include in-ground lighting, a fueling station, and fencing rd
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The Village is excited to announce that it’s in the process of redesigning its municipal website at TinleyPark org While the existing site has served the Village well for nearly a decade, the time has come for a refresh that will modernize the interface, utilize new technologies, and bring us into the next decade. Look for updates on the website, social media, and in the weekly Community Email newsletter Connect with all of our communications channels at TinleyPark.org/StayInformed or in the story on Page 14
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The Village is seeking volunteers to participate in focus groups for its new strategic plan, a comprehensive, long-term document that will help define Tinley Park’s direction, priorities, and actions to achieve specific goals for the next five years. We need your input to help create a plan that best serves the Village and the entire community!
Each focus group will be comprised of about eight to 12 people who will meet for a few hours to give input on what the community does well, and where there are areas of improvement. If you’d like to participate, just scan the QR code and fill out the interest form!
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SENIOR CENTER OPEN FOR FUN
The Tinley Park Senior Center always has something going on! Open from 10 a.m. to 3 p m Mondays and Thursdays inside the Public Safety Building at 17355 S 68th Court, the Senior Center is the perfect place to spend time with friends, play games, take a trip, watch a great movie, and attend monthly luncheons. Interested seniors can stop by during regular hours, call (708) 444-5150, or send an email to seniorcenter@tinleypark.org.
SENIOR SERVICES COMMISSION
Want to do more? Attend a meeting of the Senior Services Commission at 3 p m the first Wednesday of the month in the Kallsen Center at Village Hall, 16250 S Oak Park Avenue. This nine-member commission encourages the spirit of volunteerism, recognizes the contributions of senior citizens, and facilitates senior participation and utilization.
S.A.L.T. MEETINGS OPEN TO TINLEY SENIORS
Come out to hear great guest speakers and socialize with other like-minded residents during the Village’s 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. 183 Street. Seniors age 55 and older are invited to attend! rd
HITCH A RIDE WITH THE SENIOR BUS SERVICE
If you have somewhere to go, consider taking advantage of the Senior Bus Service! Rides are available from 9 a m to 2 p m Mondays through Fridays (excluding holidays) for trips to Mokena, Oak Forest, Orland Park, and Tinley Park. Riders age 65 and older pay $1.00 per ride each way, and riders ages 55 to 64 pay $2.00 per ride each way. Just call (708) 532-7433 to make a reservation!
A NEWSLETTER JUST FOR YOU!
Don’t miss information tailor-made for residents age 55 and older with the Senior Service Commission Newsletter, available online at TinleyPark.org/SeniorInfo You can also sign up to receive the newsletter by calling the Tinley Park Senior Center at (708) 444-5150 or by sending an email to seniorc
TINLEY PARK PLATINUM CLUB
Seniors looking for fun and adventure are invited Club, a brand-new group that will host overnight events and more starting in May. Interested in pa Senior Program Coordinator Marie Ryan at mrya information
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VILLAGE BOARD
Nancy M. O’Connor
William P. Brady William A. Brennan Dennis P. Mahoney Michael G. Mueller
Kenneth E. Shaw
Clerk Trustee Trustee Trustee Trustee Trustee Trustee
VILLAGE ADMINISTRATION
Colleen M. Sullivan
Trustee Dennis Mahoney, Trustee Michael Mueller, Trustee William Brennan, Trustee Colleen Sullivan, Trustee William Brady, Trustee Kenneth Shaw, and (seated) Mayor Michael Glotz and Clerk Nancy O’Connor
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Your voice matters! The Village of Tinley Park invites you to help shape the future of our community by taking the Strategic Planning Engagement Survey. Just scan the QR code or visit TinleyPark.org/StrategicPlanSurvey and help us identify what matters most to you as we plan for the next five years!
Sign up today for the Village’s new Everbridge emergency notification system at TinleyPark.org/Everbridge! See more information on Page 15.