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Oct 7, 2026
The Park District of Forest Park is inviting bids to replace two pool heaters at its Aquatic Center. The work includes installing district-supplied heaters and connecting the necessary piping, gas, electrical, valves, and flues. Sealed bids are due by 10:00 a.m. on October 7, 2026, and will be opened immediately afterward.
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City
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Forest Park
County
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Cook
Address
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7501 Harrison St
Phone Number
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(708) 366-7500
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60130
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Forest Park Park District
The board reviewed several departmental reports, including updates on HVAC company contracts, pool heater replacements, Ellis Audits at the pool, and a summer camp grant. Financial reports were reviewed and disbursements approved. The board discussed the creation of a Park Foundation committee, the status of the Main Park Renovation OSLAD Grant Project, the Five-Year Strategic Plan, and ongoing community collaborations with the Village, Library, School District 91, and Art Alliance. Additionally, the board reviewed revenue and expenses for the No Glove National Softball Tournament, discussed youth soccer field fee structures, approved HVAC facility repairs, and reviewed the Board Member Governance Policy Manual.
The meeting included reviews of correspondence, such as grant updates and program guides, and addressed public comments regarding youth soccer and field replacements. Reports were presented on finances, building and parks, recreation, and business operations. The board discussed unfinished business including a legal symposium recap, sports field renovations, and grant updates. New business items included the adoption of a tax levy ordinance and the selection of delegates for an upcoming association conference. The board also convened in a closed session to discuss litigation matters.
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The meeting included a public hearing on the annual budget and appropriation ordinance for the upcoming fiscal year, resulting in the adoption of Ordinance number 260716. The Board recognized an Employee of the Month and received reports regarding treasury disbursements, buildings and parks maintenance—specifically regarding pool heating and water loss—and recreation program updates. Additionally, members of the public presented concerns regarding soccer field fees, the management of local sports facilities, and ongoing insurance and renovation issues.
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