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Our Policies & Procedures
Who is a Resident of Lake Zurich
A resident is defined as one whose "principal residence" is within the corporate limits of the Village of Lake Zurich.
Effective November 1, 2010 all Lake Zurich existing households and new households will receive resident rates by providing proof of residency.
Accident Coverage
The Village of Lake Zurich does not cover participants in recreational programs with accident insurance. A waiver is required to be signed for all programs and classes that you participate in.
Americans with Disabilities Act
The Village of Lake Zurich is subject to the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. Individuals with disabilities, who require certain accommodations in order to participate in recreation programs, are requested to contact the Village’s ADA Coordinator at 847-438-5141.
Photographs
By registering for any Lake Zurich Park and Recreation Department program, you agree to allow use of any photos taken at any programs, events or facilities for illustration or publicity.
Volunteers are Appreciated
Volunteering at the Park and Recreation Department is a wonderful opportunity to fulfill volunteer or community service requirements or just to give back to your community. A wide variety of volunteer opportunities are available to include daily options, weekly options, or even one time opportunities. If you are interested in volunteering, please contact the Park and Recreation office at 847-438-5146.
Park Rules and Regulations
The following rules and regulations shall apply to all persons using any village park:
In Case of Emergency - ICE
The Lake Zurich Police and Fire Departments want to make everyone aware of a new program to help police and fire personnel by providing vital information on cell phones. In Case of Emergency (ICE) numbers on your cell phone assist emergency services personnel in contacting family members or friends on your behalf. Cell phone users can easily create entries such as "ICE-Mom" or "ICE-Katie" to let emergency workers know quickly who to contact if they are unable to communicate. Pamphlets with additional information may be picked up at the Lake Zurich Police Department at 200 Mohawk Trail.
A resident is defined as one whose "principal residence" is within the corporate limits of the Village of Lake Zurich.
Effective November 1, 2010 all Lake Zurich existing households and new households will receive resident rates by providing proof of residency.
Accident Coverage
The Village of Lake Zurich does not cover participants in recreational programs with accident insurance. A waiver is required to be signed for all programs and classes that you participate in.
Americans with Disabilities Act
The Village of Lake Zurich is subject to the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. Individuals with disabilities, who require certain accommodations in order to participate in recreation programs, are requested to contact the Village’s ADA Coordinator at 847-438-5141.
Photographs
By registering for any Lake Zurich Park and Recreation Department program, you agree to allow use of any photos taken at any programs, events or facilities for illustration or publicity.
Volunteers are Appreciated
Volunteering at the Park and Recreation Department is a wonderful opportunity to fulfill volunteer or community service requirements or just to give back to your community. A wide variety of volunteer opportunities are available to include daily options, weekly options, or even one time opportunities. If you are interested in volunteering, please contact the Park and Recreation office at 847-438-5146.
Park Rules and Regulations
The following rules and regulations shall apply to all persons using any village park:
In Case of Emergency - ICE
The Lake Zurich Police and Fire Departments want to make everyone aware of a new program to help police and fire personnel by providing vital information on cell phones. In Case of Emergency (ICE) numbers on your cell phone assist emergency services personnel in contacting family members or friends on your behalf. Cell phone users can easily create entries such as "ICE-Mom" or "ICE-Katie" to let emergency workers know quickly who to contact if they are unable to communicate. Pamphlets with additional information may be picked up at the Lake Zurich Police Department at 200 Mohawk Trail.