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A Community of Pride and Progress
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Hello and thanks for your interest in Sauk Village, Illinois. On behalf of Mayor David Hanks and the Board of Trustees, welcome to our web site, a main source of exploration and communication in our community.
Our local residents, as well as other internet visitors, can find a variety of information here from our history, to up-to-date events, to our recreation and senior programs.
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| NEWS
IN TOWN
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IMPORTANT INFO |
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6.6.2013
The May Sauk Talk is now available.
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5.1.2013
Village Stickers are on Sale now. Must be displayed by midnight, June 30th, 2013
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10.10.2012
Effective October 17th, Village Hall will be closed on Wednesdays. |
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10.4.2012
The 2012-2013 Sauk Village Budget has been posted.
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| Fun
Sauk Village Facts |
Did you know...
The area that is now known as Sauk Village has been a center of activity for hundreds of years. Originally, several Native American tribes inhabited this land, which is a part of an area of high ground surrounding Lake Michigan known as the Valparaiso Moraine. The Native Americans used this high ground for transporting herd animals and trade items. Though the Potawatomi and Sauk, from Michigan, became the namesake of the Sauk Trail. As the westward expansion increased during the 19th century, the Sauk tribes were forced to move westward. Annually, they would travel the Sauk Trail to collect treaty money from Canada and the United States. |
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Sauk Village Municipal Center
Village Hall Hours are Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday from 8am to 5pm.
Village Hall is closed on Wednesday
Municipal Center is located at 21801 Torrence Ave.
Phone:708-758-3330
FOIA Requests can be made at:
foia@saukvillage.org
SVPD FOIA Requests can be mailed to:
21701 Torrence Ave
Sauk Village, IL 60411
or e-mailed to
pdfoia@saukvillage.org
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All information posted to this website will be approved by the Sauk Village Website Committee. |
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