In a board of trustees meeting, Mayor Pekau said the village is not getting as much money as it should be getting from the state.
Mayor Pekau discusses the number of COVID-19 cases and addresses concerns residents have in a YouTube video
A motion to cancel remaining 2020 events and use funding for 2021 events failed.
The state has allocated more than $800,000 in funds for projects and improvements around Orland Park.
Orland Park residents can dispose of their electronics, as the Orland Township Highway Department has reopened it electronics recycling.
A new Driver Services facility in Orland Park will be soon open, Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White announced Friday.
Orland Park officials are asking a red-light camera provider to install at least one more camera before next summer as contract is renewed.
Election Day 2020 named a holiday under this legislation
Elected officials in Orland Park have voted to move forward with a live Fourth of July celebration amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Trustees on the Orland Park Village Board declared June 2020 "Police Recognition Month."
Orland Park Mayor Keith Pekau says Illinois should move to the next phase of the reopening plan come Friday.
A flyer promoting the gathering indicates it is "a call to bring immediate change to police departments."
Several opinions on the village of Orland Park's plan to seek legal action have been shared.
Trustees in Orland Park have voted to seek legal options against the state of Illinois if businesses aren't allowed to reopen by June 1.
A resolution set to be passed Monday night could allow attorneys to seek a lawsuit against Illinois as activist groups plan to protest.
The latest video on the coronavirus outbreak from Orland Park Mayor Keith Pekau includes several graphs that point to the need to reopen.
The village finance director says the loss of sales tax revenue could hit Orland Park more than other communities its size.
The village of Orland Park has outlined a reopening plan that features several phases.
Pritzker Shouldn't Continue Excluding General Assembly During COVID-19 Crisis
Legislation would allow flight attendants to use sick leave to assist family members
"Dangerous, reckless." Orland Park Mayor Keith Pekau says the property owner would sit on the land before turning it into a park.
Village officials in Orland Park have expressed willingness to accept a jurisdictional transfer from IDOT for Will-Cook Road to Wolf Road.
Orland Township Supervisor Paul O'Grady is backing a plan to move the Pioneers organization to the land north of 153rd Street.
The primary is just a month away, and the presidential election is coming up fast. Patch wants to know what issues are on voters’ minds.
A resident of the Maycliff subdivision in Orland Park wants to make sure residents are involved in the Schussler Park planning process.
Grants would serve schools in Matteson, Olympia Fields & Richton Park
Investment, ethics reform, and education will be a primary focus during the legislative session
Lawmakers will return to Springfield on Jan. 28 for the beginning of the spring legislative session
Self-avowed neo-Nazi and Republican congressional candidate Art Jones hectors a youth peace forum in Orland Park.
Reputed Nazi and GOP congressional candidate Art Jones plans to display "white America under attack" signs at Orland youth activism event.
The typical Orland Park homeowner will pay about $450 in property taxes to the village, according to Trustee Dan Calandriello.
Ronald Bemis is charged with two counts of burglary to a motor vehicle.
Self-avowed Nazi and Holocaust denier Arthur Jones is making another bid for Congress.
Village of Orland Park and Hope Covenant Church in discussions to address safety concerns before preliminary injunction hearing.
"If the village cannot provide adequate resources ... I suggest they stop attempting to shut down" those trying to do so, the pastor said.
Legislation would cap out-of-pocket insulin expenses at $100 for a 30-day supply
Orland Park trustees voted to ban recreational marijuana dispensaries in the village.
An ethics complaint against Mayor Pekau and Orland's police chief linger while the village fixes its ethics code. A new one is on the way.
Orland trustees, some confused, some disgruntled, approved painting a plain design on a water tower set for rehab to try to save money.
Orland Park's trustees said no to a decorated water tower designed to appease east-side businesses owners who say they've been neglected.