APPLICATION FOR SOCIAL SERVICE FUNDS AVAILABLE
Libertyville Township Supervisor Kathleen M. O’Connor announced that applications for Social Service Grant Funding for 2025-26 will be available at the Township Office on Thursday, July 10, 2025, for any interested not-for-profit social service agency. Applications may be picked up in person or mailed by written request.
Any not-for-profit agency that serves Libertyville Township residents may apply for funding. To be considered for 2025-26 funding, applications must be completed and returned by Monday, August 4th, at 3:00 p.m. No applications will be accepted after that date.
Applications may be obtained from the Libertyville Township Office at 359 Merrill Court, Libertyville, 60048. Township hours are Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. For more information, call the Township at 847.816.6800.
Adult Mosquito Control Application
Clark Mosquito will be performing the first adult mosquito control application in the unincorporated areas of the Township Sunday (evening) June 29, 2025. Weather conditions permitting.
2025 Holiday Schedule
For a complete list of days that the Township will be closed, click here.
Libertyville Township’s Mosquito Abatement Program
Libertyville Township has engaged Clarke Environmental Mosquito Management, Inc. to provide six adult mosquito control applications this season. The Road District has placed mosquito dunks, a larvicide, into the storm sewer catch basins in the unincorporated areas.
For unincorporated Township residents who have standing water on their property, mosquito dunks are available for pick-up. The mosquito dunks slowly release a long term, biological mosquito larvicide. The Township’s services are meant to be in addition to preventative measures undertaken by homeowners and businesses.
To be notified of the nighttime adult mosquito applications, sign up with the following link: www.clarkeportal.com/hotline. You can receive an autodial message, a text or email. In addition, you can report if mosquitoes are particularly bad in your neighborhood and if there is standing water that may need to be treated by calling the Mosquito Hotline (800) 942-2555.
Waste Hauling Information
Earlier this year, Lake County established waste hauler agreements with Groot Industries and Lakeshore Recycling Systems effective June 1, 2022. For specific detailed questions about the waste hauling service (how to request a specific bin size, pricing, etc.), we would encourage residents to contact their respective waste hauler.
- Groot Recycling & Services (north half of County): Call 847-693-2700, or email
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For more general information about the County’s waste hauling franchise program, residents should access the County’s waste hauling webpage link (Franchised Hauling Services web page) or contact staff at:
- Waste Hauling Information Line: 847-377-8890
- Waste Hauling Information Email:
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Libertyville Township Food Pantry Information
The food pantry will continue to operate on Tuesdays from 10am - 3pm for any Libertyville Township resident in financial need and provides proof of residency. If an individual is not a registered user of the food pantry, they will be asked to provide a photo id and a copy of a current utility bill as proof of residency. Once the current situation improves, additional documentation may be required. The bagged food will be distributed via drive through. Residents will remain in the car and Township staff will load the food items.
The Township will accept food and/or monetary donations during regular business hours of 8:30am - 4:30 pm. No appointment is necessary. For additional information, please call 847.816.6800.
Notary Public Service
Notary Public Services are provided at no charge by authorized township staff during the hours of 9:00 am – 4:00pm. No appointment is necessary, but it is highly recommended to call in advance to confirm the notary is available.
Please remember the following:
- Bring a valid, US government issued photo ID with you.
- The person who will sign the document must make sure the document is filled out, leaving no blanks other than where the individual will sign the document before the Notary. Notaries may not notarize any document with blank spaces.
- Documents signed in advance WILL NOT be notarized. Copies of documents WILL NOT be notarized.
- If your document requires witnesses as well as your own signature and notarization, you must bring with you enough people willing to serve as your witnesses. Township staff will not serve as witnesses. Witnesses may not be solicited at the township. To serve as a witness, the witness must be personally known to the individual whose document is being notarized and must be in possession of valid photo identification.
- Notaries are regulated by the Illinois Notary Law and will not notarize documents that do not follow such laws and regulations. Notaries are not authorized to prepare or complete documents for others, nor give legal advice on any matter relating to a document. Notaries will not provide services if the document or circumstances of the request for Notary Services raise any issues of authenticity, ambiguity, doubt, or uncertainty for the Township. In this event, the notary may decline to provide notary services.
- Notary services are not guaranteed.
Documents related to the following areas will NOT be notarized:
- USCIS Government Form I-9
- Employment Eligibility Verification
- Documents of conveyance of real estate, mortgages, titles, other real estate loans, documents or transactions or property transfers including but not limited to refinancing or other types of real estate loans, purchases, sales and beneficial interests in land trusts and deeds.
- Documents related to international travel particularly involving children.
- Parental consent forms.
- Documents in any language other than English.
- Wills, living wills, living trusts, powers of attorney, codicils, or depositions as these types of documents can require technical or legal knowledge that is beyond the scope of this free service.
If you need legal advice, please consult an attorney. The notary is prohibited from assisting in the preparation, completion, and/or explanation of legal documents.
For any questions, please call 847.816.6800.
Eagle Scout Candidate Projects
Scouts are advised to contact the Township Supervisor to obtain a list of available projects at least six months prior to their 18th birthday or the proposed completion date of project. A Scout may also propose an original project, but additional time should be allowed for approval by the Township.
Before beginning the project, the scout’s plan must be approved by the Township and any other required entities. Eagle Scout candidates must allow sufficient time to meet their deadlines, visit the project site, meet with the Township staff, develop a project timeline, recruit and train their work crew, procure supplies, arrange transportation of equipment, and complete the required paperwork. Not all projects are seasonally appropriate. Scouts must be able to adjust their schedule based on weather conditions and the availability of the Township staff. While some supplies and equipment may be provided by the Township, the Scout will also be responsible for providing materials. It is the Scout’s sole responsibility to meet project deadlines.
For more information, contact Kathleen O’Connor, Township Supervisor, at 847.816.6800 or
Employment Opportunities
There are no employment opportunities at this time.
Libertyville Area Resources
The following local resources were identified through Find Help Lake County and are located within Libertyville Township. For more resources and a comprehensive list, visit findhelplc.org. Please click here for the list of resources within Libertyville Township.
Funding provided in whole or in part by the Lake County Health Department and Community Health Center and the Illinois Department of Human Services and the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA).
Ride Lake County Dial-A-Ride Service
Lake County and Pace are sponsoring a county-wide dial-a-ride program effective May 1, 2022!
The Service Area is anywhere within Lake County including the full municipal boundaries of communities located partially in Lake County. If the location is outside Lake County boundary, the rider must ensure the pickup or drop-off location is within Lake County.
Service Hours: Monday - Sunday 6:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Eligibility: Seniors (60 and older) and Individuals with a disability. Must call the Pace Call Center to register; 1.800.201.6446.
Fares: $2.00 one way for rides under 5 miles; $4.00 one way for rides between 5 and10 miles; $6.00 each way for trips over 10 miles.
Advanced Call-In: Rides must be scheduled at least 2 hours to 7 days in advance.
Reservations: 1.800.201.6446 Call Monday - Sunday 5:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Click here for the Ride Lake County brochure.
Click here for the Riders Guide.
Tick Season Information
Click on this link for additional information from the Lake County Health Department: