Palos Park is a village in Cook County, Illinois, with a population of approximately 4,832.
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All events →Apr 20Newcomers Welcoming Ad Hoc Committee Meeting2:00 PMApr 20VillageNewcomers Welcoming Ad Hoc Committee Meeting7:00 PMApr 27Village Council Meeting1:30 PMApr 27VillageVillage Council Meeting6:30 PMMay 11VillageVillage Council Meeting6:30 PMMay 12VillagePolice Pension Board Meeting4:00 PMMay 13VillageZoning Board of Appeals Meeting6:30 PMMay 14VillageMobile DMV Services Event "Mobile on Wheels"10:00 AM
Recent News
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Palos Park Police Recruit Area Volunteers For Spring 2026 CERT Training Course
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NewsMAR 26, 2026
Palos Park Police Offer Free Child Car Seat Checks By Appointment For Area Residents
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NewsMAR 26, 2026
FREE Child Car Seat Safety Inspections For Residents And Non-Residents Offered By Palos Park Police
FREE Child Car Seat Safety Inspections For Residents And Non-Residents Offered By Palos Park Police Patch
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