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SCHAUMBURG 

COMMUNITY GUIDE 

supplement to the schaumburg review

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president’smessage 

Thank you for your interest in the Village of Schaumburg. Although 

Schaumburg is the largest center of economic development in the State 

of Illinois, outside the City of Chicago, we are still very much a community 

of neighbors and neighborhoods. 

Quality of life is important to us and we are constantly working to enhance 

it. Schaumburg boasts more than 80 miles of bike paths, the Schaumburg 

Prairie Center for the Arts with it’s 442-seat theater, gallery and outdoor 

stage and Spring Valley Nature Sanctuary. With excellent schools, a superb 

park district and superior village services, Schaumburg is a wonderful 

place to live, work and raise a family. And if you just want to visit, our hotels, 

restaurants and shops will make your stay comfortable. 

The Renaissance Schaumburg Hotel and Convention Center is as much a work of art as it is of 

architecture, with 474 brand new state-of-the-art guest rooms plus 26 suites. Wi-Fi is available 

throughout 48,000 square feet of meeting space and 100,000 square feet of column-free convention 

space. Enjoy the fine cuisine of Sam & Harry’s Steakhouse. Renaissance Schaumburg Hotel and 

Convention Center has everything you need and nothing you would expect. 

Please take the time to browse through the community guide to learn about our village. We strive to 

provide residents, businesses and visitors with the information they need to live, work and play in the 

community. Our goal is to inform, communicate and provide services which enhance your experience 

living, working or playing in Schaumburg. 

Sincerely, 

Village of Schaumburg 

Al Larson 

President 

Photo by Kelly Thomas 

tableofcontents 

5 Letter From the President 

6 Village Government 

7 Village Information 

12 Utilities 

13 Education 

14 Places of Worship 

15 Park District 

18 Schaumburg Parks 

20 Transportation 

22 Advertiser Index 

marketing 

Niche Publications Manager 

Michelle Weiss 

Niche Publications Coordinator 

Justin Murray 

advertising 

Advertising Vice President 

Peggy Cunniff 

Advertising Sales Manager 

Tony Ralenkotter 

Account Executive 

Earl Sabes 

Graphic Artist & Cover Design/Photos 

Justin Murray 

photography 

Pioneer Press: Randy Baran, 

Stacie Freudenberg, Allen Kaleta, 

Jeff Krage, Joel Lerner, Justin Murray, 

Herb Shenkin, Joe Shuman and 

Kelly Thomas 

Additional photos provided by the 

Schaumburg Park District 

• • • • • 

Every effort has been made to ensure the 

accuracy of the information in this book. The 

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of all the information available to them and 

assume no liability arising from error or 

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Lake, Glenview, IL 60026. Copyright© 2008 

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Published October 30, 2008 by Pioneer Press, 

3701 W. Lake Avenue, Glenview, Illinois 60026 

This directory has been compiled by Pioneer 

Press with assistance from the Village of 

Schaumburg as a resource for the residents 

of the Schaumburg community. Please look 

to the listed businesses whenever you have a 

need for goods and services. These 

businesses have a commitment to the 

community and are deserving of your 

consideration and support. 

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Schaumburg Village Board (Left to right) Seated: Trustee Marge Connelly, Village President Al 

Larson and Village Clerk Marilyn Karr. (Left to right) Standing: Trustees Jack Sullivan, George 

Dunham, Mark Madej, Tom Dailly, and Hank Curcio. 

villageofschaumburg 

The 

Village of Schaumburg was incorporated on March 7, 1956. On 

August 13, 1974, the village board adopted Ordinance #1095 

creating the Council-Manager form of government. The Village President 

serves as the Chief Executive Officer of the village, serving a four-year term. 

In addition, six trustees are elected to serve on the Village Board of Trustees. 

Each trustee serves a four-year term with one half of the village board 

elected every two years. The Village Board appoints a professional full-time 

Village Manager who serves as the Chief Administrative Officer. The Village 

Board also appoints the village’s corporate counsel. An elected Village Clerk 

serves as the keeper of records. 

The president and the trustees are the elected representatives of the village 

and are responsible for the formulation of village policies and passing 

legislation. The Village Board appoints a Village Manager who is responsible 

for enforcing the ordinances of the village and implementing the policies of 

the Village Board on a day-to-day basis, through the village’s operating 

departments. 

The Village Board holds regular public meetings twice a month to take 

formal action on issues under consideration. The Village Board also meets as 

a working committee of the whole once a month to deal with subjects in 

greater detail. 

The Village Board meets each month in smaller groups, as committees, with 

specific areas of responsibility. The six standing committees are Public 

Safety; Finance, Legal, Administration and General Government; Health and 

Human Services; Transportation; Engineering and Public Works; and Planning, 

Building and Development. 

Looking for Peace…...fi nd Him here 

Prince of Peace Lutheran Church (ELCA) and Preschool 

930 W. Higgins Road, Schaumburg, IL 

Phone: 847-885-7010 

www.princeofpeace.net 

Services: 

Open enrollment: Preschool and Accredited Kindergarten Programs, Parents 

Day Out and Sunbeams & Rainbows Programs 

Prince of Peace Lutheran Church is an affi rming congregation. We publicly 

profess our commitment to invite and openly welcome all to hear and experience 

the Word of God. 

A part of the community since 1958 

6 villagegovernment 

Saturday: 5:30 p.m. Traditional Service 

Sunday: 8:30 a.m. Traditional Service 

9:45 a.m. Traditional Service 

11:00 a.m. Crossroads: Contemporary Praise 

and Worship Service 

localmunicipalofficials 

VillagE PRESidEnT 

• Al Larson 

BoaRd of TRuSTEES 

• Marge Connelly • Hank Curcio 

• Tom Dailly • George Dunham 

• Mark Madej • Jack Sullivan 

VillagE ClERk 

• Marilyn Karr 

VillagE ManagER 

• Ken Fritz 

SChauMBuRg’S fEdERal SEnaToRS & REPRESEnTaTiVES 

• U.S. Senator Richard Durbin 

• U.S. Senator Barack Obama 

• Congresswoman Melissa Bean 

• Congressman Mark Steven Kirk 

• Congressman Peter Roskam 

SChauMBuRg’S STaTE SEnaToRS 

• John Milner • Dan Kotowski 

• Matt Murphy • Michael Noland 

SChauMBuRg’S STaTE REPRESEnTaTiVES 

• Suzanne Bassi • Paul Froehlich 

• Carolyn Krause • Fred Crespo 

(From left) Schaumburg Township Trustee Diane Dunham, U.S. Representative Melissa Bean and 

Tammy Duckworth, Director of the Illinois Department of Veterans Affairs. Photo by Joel Lerner 

Schaumburg Township District Library www.stdl.org 

The Schaumburg Township District Library (STDL) has been serving the residents of 

Schaumburg Township for over 40 years. Opening its doors in 1963 in a small house, 

STDL has expanded to a 166,000 sq. ft. central library in Schaumburg with two branches 

in Hoffman Estates and Hanover Park. Come and see all we have to offer! 

Central Library 

130 South Roselle Road 


(847) 985-4000 

Hanover Park 

Branch Library 

1266 Irving Park Road 

Hanover Park, IL 60133 

(630) 372-7800 

Hours 

Mon.:-Fri. 9 a.m. – 10 p.m. 

Saturday: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. 

Sunday: Noon – 5 p.m. 

(Memorial Day through Labor Day) 

Noon – 9 p.m. 

(School Year) 

Hours 

Mon.- Thurs.: 10 a.m. – 9 p.m. 

Fri. & Sat.: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. 

Sunday: Closed 

Hoffman Estates 

Branch Library Hours 

1550 Hassell Road Mon.- Thurs.: 10 a.m. – 9 p.m. 

Hoffman Estates, IL 60169 Fri. & Sat.: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. 

(847) 885-3511 Sunday: Closed 

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publicutilities 

• Commonwealth Edison Company, electric service 

• AT&T, telephone and cable service 

• NICOR, gas service 

• Comcast and Wide Open West (WOW!), cable television 

• Schaumburg Engineering and Public Works Department, 

water and sewer service 

• Allied Waste Services, refuse disposal 

postalservice 

2 PoST offiCES loCaTEd in ThE VillagE 

• Schaumburg Road at Hilltop Drive located in Hoffman Estates 

• Mall Drive at Kimberly Drive 

policeprotection 

1 public safety building with 132 authorized sworn officers, 40 auxiliaries, 

9 community service officers, 16 crossing guards, 43 civilian personnel and 

71 vehicles 

fireprotection 

5 fire stations, 137 full-time fire fighters including: 75 paramedics, 

19 vehicles, 2 110-foot ladder trucks, 4 engine companies, 4 ambulance 

companies and 1 squad company 

communityorganizations 

Numerous community organizations representing fraternal, professional, 

veterans, commerce, special interests, hobby, youth, men, women, seniors, 

single, civic, political, recreational, educational, religious, historical, athletic, 

and other groups; 57 homeowners associations located within the 

community 

parksandrecreation 

SChauMBuRg PaRk diSTRiCT: 

• Over 1000 acres of land including 135-acre Spring Valley 

Nature Sanctuary 

• An indoor family aquatic center 

• 5 swimming pools 

• YMCA 

• 47 playgrounds/tot lots 

• 3 community fitness centers 

• 2 gymnasiums 

• Lifetime Fitness Center 

• 2 golf courses 

• 53 outdoor athletic fields 

• 3 large Cook County forest preserves adjacent to the village 

newspapers 

• 1 suburban daily 

• 2 suburban weeklies 

• 2 Chicago dailies 

education 

• Primary Schools: School Districts 15, 46 and 54 

• Secondary Schools: School Districts 46 and 211 

• 1 comprehensive university located in the Village: Roosevelt University 

• 1 community college located contiguous to the Village: Harper 

Community College 

• 6 satellite campuses located in the Village 

• 10 other colleges and universities within 25 miles of the Village 

library 

Schaumburg Township District Library contains 463,237 books, 

3,460 magazine titles, 71,014 audio-visual materials and a 

Business Library. 

healthcare 

• 3 hospitals containing over 1,200 beds located in the 

immediate area 

• 4 health centers and clinics located in the community 

religiousinstitutions 

23 churches representing Lutheran, Baptist, Roman Catholic, Evangelical, 

Messianic/Reformed Jewish, Methodist, Christian Scientist, Presbyterian, 

Mennonite, Apostolic/Pentecostal, Mormon and other Non-denominational 

faiths 

effectivetaxrate 

• Schaumburg Township 7.376 

• Palatine Township 7.015 

(Per $100 of Equalized Assessed Valuation) 

• Hanover Township 7.150 

Connor Murray sits next to “Computing A Future,” one of the many pieces of art on display in 

the Schaumburg Public Library. Photo by Justin Murray 

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guidetothevillageofschaumburg 

RoBERT o. aTChER MuniCiPal CEnTER 

101 Schaumburg Court, Schaumburg IL 60193 

847-895-4500 (operator assisted) 

847-895-0007 (automated) 

CiTizEn CoMMiTTEES and CoMMiSSionS 

Vacancies on Schaumburg’s committees and commissions are filled by mayoral appointment. These 

panels study specific municipal issues such as community health, the environment, zoning, planning, 

historic preservation, business, recreation and cultural programs. For information on committee 

appointments and service, contact the Village President’s office (847-923-4402). 

MuniCiPal dEPaRTMEnTS 

The Village Manager directs operations of all Village Departments including General Government, 

Police, Fire, Engineering and Public Works, Cultural Services, Human Resources, Information Technology, 

Finance, Transportation and Community Development. 

fiRE dEPaRTMEnT 

Five fire stations are located throughout the village and are manned by fire fighting professionals. 

Stations include: 

• Station 54 (headquarters) 1601 N. Roselle Rd. (847-923-4453) 

• Station 51 950 W. Schaumburg Rd. (847-524-6478) 

• Station 52 1024 N. Meacham Rd. (847-517-2587) 

• Station 53 1351 S. Wright Blvd. (847-985-4450) 

• Station 55 716 S. Plum Grove Rd. (847-923-6770) 

The department offers emergency response services including fire, ambulance, hazardous materials, 

underwater rescue and recovery, high angle, trench and confined space rescue; and education/fire 

prevention programs including school presentations, fire safety trailer, station tours, high rise drills and 

Explorer Scout Post 333. (9-1-1, emergency; 847-885-6300, non emergency; 847-923-6742, Fire Marshall) 

PoliCE dEPaRTMEnT 

Schaumburg Police Department operations are conducted from the Martin J. Conroy Center, 1000 W. 

Schaumburg Road. The main responsibility of this department is to preserve the public peace, prevent 

crime, protect life and property, apprehend criminals and detect and arrest those who break the law or 

disregard village ordinances. The department also regulates vehicle and pedestrian traffic. 

The department has adopted the community-oriented policing concept as its philosophy. Under this 

concept, the department strives to include members of the community in solving neighborhood and 

village-wide problems. 

Services of the Schaumburg Police Department include alcohol awareness training for bartenders; 

Officer Friendly Program for school children; Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE) for sixth grade 

elementary students; summer bike safety programs; providing speakers on various crime prevention 

programs; vehicle identification program; and Neighborhood Watch. 

(9-1-1, emergency; 847-882-3586, non-emergency). 

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Photo by Allen Kaleta 

EnginEERing and PuBliC 

WoRkS dEPaRTMEnT 

The Schaumburg Engineering and Public 

Works Department located at 714 S. Plum 

Grove Rd. (847-895-7100), is responsible for 

maintaining village-owned properties and 

equipment. Services are provided by 10 

divisions: Street Division, Grounds Division, 

Construction Division, Forestry Division, 

Traffic Division, Building Division, Water 

Division, Storm Sewer Division, Sanitary 

Sewer Division and Fleet Services Division. 

Requests for service: Office hours are 8 a.m. 

to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. During 

non-office hours, if a request requires an 

immediate response, contact the Police 

Department at 847-882-3586. 

The Engineering Division prepares detailed 

plans and specifications for public 

improvements, infrastructure and some 

rehabilitation projects. 

Inspections include construction of streets, 

street lights, sidewalks, bike paths, sewers, 

water mains, grading and parking lots 

within commercial, industrial and residential 

areas. (847-923-4440). 

finanCE dEPaRTMEnT 

The Department of Finance is responsible 

for managing and investing all village funds. 

It is also responsible for collections, 

purchasing, general accounting, Village 

Treasury, debt administration, and water 

billing. (847-923-4532) 

The department is also responsible for 

collecting fees for business and liquor 

licenses, vehicle registrations, inspection 

fees, sales and income taxes, fines, zoning 

fees, donations, motor fuel tax funds, special 

assessments, vehicle and pet licenses and 

miscellaneous revenues. Parking passes for 

the Schaumburg train station can be 

purchased here (847-923-4541). 

TRanSPoRTaTion dEPaRTMEnT 

The Transportation Department oversees 

Schaumburg’s Transit Programs including 

Dial-A-Ride Transportation (DART), 

Schaumburg’s Woodfield Trolley, the 

Lunchtime Shoppers Shuttle and Pace 

Routes 554 (Elgin-Schaumburg) and 602 

(serving Schaumburg’s Metra Commuter 

Station), Senior and Disabled Taxi Programs 

and Septemberfest Special Event Bus 

Shuttle services. 

Additional departmental focus includes 

general administrative oversight of the 

Schaumburg Regional Airport, 

Schaumburg’s Bikeways Programs, Traffic 

studies and participating/coordinating 

general transportation planning internally 

and externally with agencies including Cook 

County and the Illinois Department of 

Transportation. (847-923-3861) 


gEnERal goVERnMEnT 

The General Government Department includes the Village Manager’s office, 

Legal, Public Relations and Human Services. 

ThE PuBliC hEalTh & nuRSing diViSion 

The Public Health and Nursing Division inspects public and commercial 

facilities and checks reports of community health problems. 

Schaumburg’s community blood drive is coordinated by this department. Also 

offered are a variety of health services including wellness clinics, TB clinics and 

seasonal immunizations. 

Home care is provided to those who do not qualify for other programs. A 

physician’s order and assessment by a registered nurse are required for 

admission to this program. The Access to Care Program allows medically 

indigent residents to receive primary health care. Intake for this program is 

offered through the Nursing Division. Also international travel certificates are 

validated in this department. (847-923-3766) 

huMan SERViCES diViSion 

Family counseling is available to residents at the Family Counseling Center 

(847-524-3766). 

ThE BaRn 

The Schaumburg Barn serves as a second home for many of the area’s seniors 

and disabled friends. The Village of Schaumburg’s programs for seniors and 

disabled provide food, fun, and fellowship, as well as an opportunity for 

seniors to help their fellow seniors and their community. The Barn is located at 

231 S. Civic Drive. (847.524.7496) 

SChauMBuRg TEEn CEnTER 

The Schaumburg Teen Center provides recreational activities and emotional 

support for residents ages 12 to 19. Adult supervision is provided and adult 

volunteers are always needed. (847-524-3388) 

CoMMuniTY dEVEloPMEnT dEPaRTMEnT 

The Community Development Department is responsible for economic 

development, planning, code enforcement, zoning, development engineering, 

building construction and environmental health. Subsequent to the five major 

functions, a myriad of more specialized programs provide a complete palate 

of public services, including; landscape programs, neighborhood planning, 

residential tear down assistance, permitting services, building code 

compliance inspections, land development services, code enforcement, health 

code enforcement, and fire inspection services. 

Photos by Allen Kaleta 

Overall, the purpose of the Community Development Department is to 

provide a complete array of functions which leads to a yet stronger business 

and residential climate within the village. Oversight and administration of all 

planning and economic development functions for the village are 

accomplished by reviewing new development and redevelopment proposals, 

implementing economic development strategies, administrating the 

comprehensive plan, conducting long range planning projects, performing 

landscape design and inspections, insuring safe building construction, 

oversight of exciting new subdivisions, implementation of fire suppression 

systems, licensing and inspection of almost 500 restaurants and enforcement 

of residential and commercial codes. 

Important funding sources include Village of Schaumburg General Funding, 

Olde Schaumburg Centre Tax Increment Finance District and Community 

Development Block Grant funds. 

Department staff, through the various functions and programs, serve as liaison 

to several boards, commissions and committees. These include the Zoning 

Board of Appeals (ZBA), Plan Commission (PC), Olde Schaumburg Centre 

Commission (OSCC), Schaumburg Business Development Commission (SBDC), 

Electrical Commission (EC), Environmental Committee (ECOM), Board of 

Health (BH) and Tax Increment Finance District Joint Review Board (TIFJRB). 

Additionally the Director of Community Development sits in membership on 

the Board of Local Improvement (BOLI). 

The Department also provides appropriate staff assistance to the Village 

Board (VB), via the Village Manager and the Office of the Village Manager. 

CulTuRal SERViCES dEPaRTMEnT/PRaiRiE CEnTER foR ThE aRTS 

Established in 1986 and renovated in 1997, the Prairie Center for the Arts is 

Schaumburg’s cultural jewel. Including a 442-seat theater, exhibition gallery, 

television studio, lakeside outdoor amphitheater, state-of-the-art lecture hall 

and comfortable meeting rooms, the Prairie Center has become a regional 

cultural hub. Hundreds of locally produced and national touring shows grace 

the Prairie Center’s stages each year and include: music, theater and dance 

geared to all ages and cultural interests. A programming guide is printed 

annually. (847-895-3600) 

oThER VillagE dEPaRTMEnTS inCludE huMan RESouRCES 

and infoRMaTion TEChnologY 

Photos by Justin Murray 



servicesandamenitites 

BikE PaThS 

Schaumburg has an extensive system of 86 miles of bike paths, many 

extending through parks and connecting public buildings and historic 

locations. Many of the paths also connect to bike paths in adjacent towns. Bike 

route maps are available by calling 847-923-3862. 

Blood dRiVES 

Community blood drives are held quarterly in different Schaumburg locations. 

Call 847-923-3703 for more information. 

BRuSh PiCk-uP PRogRaM 

The Engineering and Public Works Department administers a semi-annual, 

Village-wide brush pick-up program to assist residents in single family homes 

in disposing of shrub and tree branches. Detailed information and dates will 

appear in the Cracker Barrel. Call 847-895-7100 for more information. 

Building PERMiTS 

Before any construction is undertaken, (i.e. fences, patios, sheds, porches, water 

softener installation, etc.) please contact the Community Development 

Department for a permit. A brochure, What You Should Know About Building in 

Schaumburg, is free to residents. 

BuSinESS liCEnSES 

Each company, individual, or door-to-door solicitor doing business in the 

Village must be registered and licensed. License fee schedules are available 

from the Finance Department. 

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ChildREn’S afTER SChool PRogRaM 

Schaumburg cooperates with the Alfred Campanelli YMCA, Schaumburg Park 

District and School District 54 in coordinating a before and after school 

program for children at local schools. Known as KASPer (Kids After School 

Program) the program was created to care for "latch key" children who might 

otherwise be home alone while parents work. Call 847-891-9622 for 

information. 

Spring Valley Nature Center. Photo by Randy Baran 


CRaCkER BaRREl 

The Cracker Barrel is a quarterly newsletter produced by the village and mailed to all residents and 

businesses. This publication includes information on activities, events, programs and people of the 

village. 

CuRB/SidEWalk PRogRaM 

The Engineering and Public Works Department has a "share the cost" replacement program for curbs 

and sidewalks. Residents replacing driveways may want the sidewalk, curb and gutter replaced 

simultaneously. The Village may share the cost of this replacement with the homeowner. For 

information, call Public Works at 847-895-7100. 

faMilY CounSEling CEnTER 

The Schaumburg Family Counseling Center provides counseling services for village residents on 

issues such as school problems, discipline concerns, marital difficulties, conflicts relating to divorce 

and remarriage, job-related problems and other areas of concern. The Family Counseling Center is 

located at 217 S. Civic Drive. For additional information call 847-524-1505. 

faRMER’S MaRkET 

Fresh from the farm produce is sold at Schaumburg’s Farmer’s Market held one day each week 

throughout the summer and early fall. For days and location, call 847-923-3855. 

gaRagE SalES 

All garage sales require a permit issued by the Community Development Department. 

Call 847-923-4420. 

SChauMBuRg MuniCiPal hEliSToP 

The Schaumburg Municipal Helistop (landing pad for helicopters) is located one block south of Golf 

Road on America Lane between Plum Grove Road and State Parkway. The helistop is equipped with 

pilot lead in lights and a windsock along the 25’ x 25’ concrete pad. Helicopter parking available 

adjacent to the pad and there are two spaces available for vehicle parking. The helistop is available 

daily between 6:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. (847-923-3860). 

houSing 

A wide variety of housing is available including single-family homes, apartments, duplexes and town 

homes. 

A Residential Rehabilitation Program is available to Schaumburg residents. The village provides loans to 

income qualifying homeowners. For additional information call 847-923-3851. 

liBRaRY 

The Schaumburg Township District Library is located in Schaumburg’s landmark Town Square at the 

corner of Roselle and Schaumburg Roads. It is the second largest public library in the State of Illinois 

and is the designated business library for the Chicago suburban area. It is set up to draw on the 

resources of thousands of other state libraries through the inter-library loan service. The full-service, 

state-of-the-art library also presents various programs and classes for all age groups. For additional 

information contact the library at 847-985-4000. 

loan CloSET 

Crutches, walkers, wheelchairs and similar items are available, on a loan basis, to residents. Refundable 

deposits are required and the equipment must be picked up at the Public Health and Nursing Division, 

521 E. Schaumburg Road. Call 847-923-3766 for more information. 

ouTdooR SuMMER ConCERTS 

Free Summer Breeze Concerts, featuring a variety of musical performances, are held at the Prairie 

Center outdoor stage on several Saturday evenings throughout the summer. The stage is located at the 

intersection of Schaumburg Road and Summit Drive. The concerts are co-sponsored by the Village of 

Schaumburg and the Schaumburg Park District. Call 847-895-3600 for information. 

PaRkS and RECREaTion 

The Schaumburg Park District maintains more than 1,000 acres of landscaped parks including Spring 

Valley Nature Sanctuary, a prairie wild life preserve and an indoor and outdoor museum. The Park 

District also operates four community recreation centers, including the Water Works Oasis, a spectacular 

indoor pool facility. Golf courses, racquetball courts, summer boat rentals and three outdoor swimming 

pools also are under the District’s jurisdiction. Classes in a variety of subjects, senior citizen activities 

and group all-day or weekend trips also are offered. Call 847-490-7015. 

PoST offiCE 

The full-service Schaumburg Post Office is 

located at 450 W. Schaumburg Road. Call 

847-885-6500. 

PRaiRiE aRTS fESTiVal 

An annual two-day judged arts show and 

sale, featuring the work of more than 150 

artists, is held from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., 

Memorial Day Weekend at the Prairie Center 

for the Arts. Call 847-885-3600. 

SChauMBuRg REgional aiRPoRT 

The Village of Schaumburg purchased the 

Schaumburg Regional Airport in 1994 and 

has since made numerous improvements 

that have transformed the facility into one 

of the premier general aviation facilities in 

the area. For the non-flying public, the 

airport boasts a family orientated, aviationthemed 

restaurant. The airport is home to 

several general aviation businesses 

including flight training, aircraft charters, 

aircraft rental, helicopter rides, airplane 

rides an aircraft maintenance. In addition, 

the Schaumburg Regional Airport is home 

to all of the local network television news 

helicopters. Call 847-985-9778. 

VillagE of SChauMBuRg iS PaRT 

of SChauMBuRg, hanoVER and 

PalaTinE ToWnShiPS 

Schaumburg Township: 

People who live in an area bounded by 

Barrington Road, Northwest Tollway, I-290/ 

IL54 and Devon Avenue live within the 

boundaries of Schaumburg Township. 

Contact by phone at 847-884-0030. 

Hanover Township: 

Schaumburg residents living west 

of Barrington Road reside within the 

boundaries of Hanover Township. 

Palatine Township: 

Schaumburg residents living north of 

Algonquin Road reside within the 

boundaries of Palatine Township. 

Each of the townships offer a variety of 

programs targeted to all residents and may 

offer specialized services for senior citizens, 

disabled residents and teens in addition 

to the portfolio of services available to all 

township residents. 

Contact your township office for specific 

information ranging from real estate taxes, 

available from the tax assessor’s office to 

meetings of their boards and information on 

publications which may be available. 


SChoolS 

Schaumburg is served by three elementary districts: Schaumburg Township 

School District 54 (847-885-6700), Palatine Community Consolidated District 

15 (847-934-2770) and Elgin School District U46. (847-888-5000) 

Township High School District 211 includes five high schools, three of which 

serve Schaumburg students. (847-359-3300) 

Harper College, a two-year community college, is located in Palatine. Roosevelt 

University offers baccalaureate and advanced degrees at its Schaumburg 

campus. 

SEPTEMBERfEST 

Each Labor Day Weekend, Schaumburg sponsors a three-day festival that 

includes the Taste of Schaumburg, a three-day arts and crafts fair, live 

entertainment, fireworks, food and game booths, and a variety of other 

activities for all age groups. A parade is a featured attraction on Labor Day. The 

three-day event takes place at the Municipal Center "fairgrounds." 

Transportation to the site is available on six shuttle routes. For more 

information call 847-895-3600. 

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Photos by Joe Shuman. 

SPRing VallEY 

Schaumburg Park District maintains a unique, 135-acre prairie preserve at 

1111 E. Schaumburg Road. A model for natural landscaping and wildlife 

enhancement and conservation, it contains three-and-one-half miles of 

handicapped accessible trails complete with markers, trail-side exhibits on 

marsh and prairie land, a historic farm site, Salt Creek, pond observation area, 

formal historic rest areas, benches, native trees, arboretum and abundant 

wildlife. 

uTiliTiES 

Schaumburg is served by Commonwealth Edison, 800-334-7661; AT&T, 800-244- 

4444; and NICOR Gas Company, 888-642-6748. Most Village residents receive 

water and sewer service through the Village of Schaumburg. 

schaumburgutilities 

ElECTRiC 

Commonwealth Edison Company, a private utility corporation, provides 

electrical service to all areas of Schaumburg. 

For further information please contact: 

Commonwealth Edison.................................................................................800-334-7661 

gaS 

NICOR Gas Company serves the community’s natural gas service needs. 


NICOR Gas ..........................................................................................................888-642-6748 

TElEPhonE 

AT&T provides the village with telephone service. 


AT&T .....................................................................................................................800-244-4444 

CaBlE TElEViSion 

Comcast, Wide Open West (WOW!) and AT&T provide cable television service 

throughout Schaumburg. 

For further information concerning cable television, please contact: 

Comcast ..............................................................................................................866-594-1234 

Wide Open West (WOW!) .............................................................................866-496-9669 

REfuSE diSPoSal 

The village licenses only one refuse, recyclables and landscape waste collection 

company to serve all single and multiple-family residences that have access to 

curb side collection. Refuse, recyclables and landscape waste must be stored in 

covered containers behind buildings or out of sight in suitable storage areas 

until they are put out for collection. Glass and metal food containers, 

newspaper and plastic milk containers must be separated from other refuse. 

Recycling containers can be acquired from Allied Waste Services. Landscape 

waste must also be stored separately from other refuse. 

For further information concerning refuse disposal, please contact: 

Allied Waste Services .....................................................................................800-650-0303 

Photos by Joe Shuman 


primaryschools 

PalaTinE CoMMuniTY ConSolidaTEd diSTRiCT 15 

580 N. First Bank Drive, Palatine 60067 ..................................................847-934-2770 

SChauMBuRg ToWnShiP SChool diSTRiCT 54 

524 E. Schaumburg Road..............................................................................847-357-5000 

Elgin uniT diSTRiCT 46 

355 E. Chicago Street, Elgin 60120 ...........................................................847-888-5000 

secondaryschools 

ToWnShiP high SChool diSTRiCT 211 

1750 S. Roselle Road, Palatine 60067 ......................................................847-755-6600 

Photo by Jeff Krage 

Elgin uniT diSTRiCT 46 

355 E. Chicago Street, 

Elgin 60120 ...............847-888-5000 

parochial 

schools 

ST. PETER luThERan SChool 

208 E. Schaumburg Road 

......................................847-885-7636 

ST. John luThERan SChool 

1800 S. Rodenburg Road 

......................................847-524-5328 

SChauMBuRg ChRiSTian 

SChool 

200 N. Roselle Road 

......................................847-885-3230 

ST. huBERT CaTholiC 

SChool 

255 Flagstaff Lane, 

Hoffman Estates 60194 

......................................847-885-7702 

Weekly Schedule 

Adult Bible Study and Sunday School—9:45 A.M. 

Sunday Services—11:00 A.M. and 6:00 P.M. 

Wednesday Prayer and Bible Study—7:00 

Nursery provided for all services. 

colleges&universities 

aRgoSY uniVERSiTY 

1000 N. Plaza Drive, Ste. 100 ........................................................................847-290-7400 

dEPaul uniVERSiTY 

2550 N. Golf Road, Ste. 255, Rolling Meadows 60008........................847-437-9522 

illinoiS inSTiTuTE of aRT 

1000 Plaza Drive ..............................................................................................847-619-3450 

inTERnaTional aCadEMY of dESign & TEChnologY 

915 National Parkway ....................................................................................888-636-3111 

kEllER gRaduaTE SChool of ManagEMEnT 

1051 Perimeter Drive, 9th Flr. ......................................................................847-330-0040 

lakE foREST gRaduaTE SChool of ManagEMEnT 

1295 E. Algonquin Road ................................................................................847-576-1212 

RooSEVElT uniVERSiTY 

1651 McConnor Parkway..............................................................................847-619-7300 

uniVERSiTY of PhoEnix 

1500 McConnor Parkway, Ste. 700.............................................................847-413-1922 

WilliaM RainEY haRPER CollEgE 

1200 W. Algonquin Road, Palatine 60067 ...............................................847-925-6000 

St. Peter 

Lutheran 

School 

of Schaumburg 

Academic excellence 

in a Christian environment 

since 1847. 

• Pre-school and Kindergarten half & full day programs. 

• Elementary and junior high classes in one building, yet 

separate wings. 

• Before and after school care from 7 a.m. – 6 p.m. 

• Spanish language class. 

• Fully accredited by the state of IL and by the NLSA. 

• State certifi ed teachers, many holding advanced 

degrees. 

• Extracurricular activities including: competitive sports, 

band, choirs, scouts, chess club & cheerleading. 

Spiritually Enriching 

Academically Challenging 

(847) 885-7636 

208 E. Schaumburg Rd., Schaumburg 

www.stpeterlcms.com 

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placesofworship 

aPoSToliC/PEnTECoSTal 

The Victorious Church of Jesus Christ 

32 E. Schaumburg Rd. 

Schaumburg 60194.....................................................................................847-882-0004 

BaPTiST 

Bethel Baptist Church 

200 N. Roselle Rd. 

Schaumburg 60194.....................................................................................847-885-3230 

Calvary Baptist Church 

1000 S. Springinsguth Rd. 

Schaumburg 60194.....................................................................................847-895-7686 

Korean Baptist Church 

316 N. Springinsguth Rd. 

Schaumburg 60194.....................................................................................847-843-0855 

ChRiSTian SCiEnTiST 

First Church of Christ Scientist 

603 S. Roselle Rd. 

Schaumburg 60193.....................................................................................847-895-3695 

EVangEliCal 

Covenant Church of Schaumburg 

301 N. Meacham Rd. 

Schaumburg 60173.....................................................................................847-605-8334 

JEhoVah’S WiTnESS 

Jehovah’s Witness 

1320 Rodenburg Rd. 

Schaumburg 60193.....................................................................................630-539-9678 

luThERan 

St. John Lutheran Church 

1800 S. Rodenburg Rd. 

Schaumburg 60193.....................................................................................847-524-9746 

St. Peter Lutheran Church 


Schaumburg 60194.....................................................................................847-885-3350 

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placesofworship 

Lord of Life Lutheran Church 

119 W. Wise Rd. 

Schaumburg 60193.....................................................................................847-894-8877 

Prince of Peace Lutheran Church 

930 W. Higgins Rd. 

Schaumburg 60195.....................................................................................847-885-7010 

MEnnoniTE 

Christ Mennonite Church 


Schaumburg 60193.....................................................................................847-895-3654 

METhodiST 

Our Redeemer United Methodist 


Schaumburg 60194.....................................................................................847-882-6116 

Our Savior United Methodist 


Schaumburg 60194.....................................................................................847-352-8181 

Salem Korean United Methodist Church 

10 S. Walnut Ln. 

Schaumburg 60193.....................................................................................847-534-2826 

MoRMon 

The Church of Jesus Christ of Later-Day Saints 


Schaumurg 60194 .......................................................................................847-882-9889 

non-dEnoMinaTional 

Schaumburg Church of Christ 


Schaumburg 60194.....................................................................................847-985-0028 

PRESBYTERian 

Gospel Presbyterian Church 

210 S. Plum Grove Rd. 

Schaumburg 60193.....................................................................................847-352-0157 

RoMan CaTholiC 

Church of the Holy Spirit 

1451 Bode Rd. 

Schaumburg 60194.....................................................................................847-882-7580 

St. Marcelline Church 

820 S. Springinsguth Rd. 

Schaumburg 60193.....................................................................................847-524-4429 

St. Matthew Church 


Schaumburg 60194.....................................................................................847-891-1220 

SYnagoguES 

Beth Tikvah Congregation 

300 Hillcrest Blvd. 

Hoffman Estates 60169..............................................................................847-885-4545 


schaumburggolfclub 

401 N. Roselle Road .........................................................................................847-490-7076 

Pro Shop: ..............................................................................................................847-885-9000 

This beautifully landscaped, 27-hole course will challenge both new and 

veteran golfers. Originally built in 1928, the course boasts rolling topography, 

wide fairways, mature trees and scenic vistas. The 27-hole championship design 

offers a chance to play a different layout each month, utilizing each course. If 

you do not have time to play the 18-hole course, tee it up on our championship 

nine-hole course. SGC offers a full-service practice range with practice putting 

and chipping green. 

The Schaumburg Golf Club has been host to the United States Open Qualifying, 

Illinois State Open Championship Qualifying, and Illinois State Amateur 

Qualifying, as well as many Illinois PGA events. Play the course the top golf 

associations have chosen to host their championship events. 

Take your game to another level at the Academy. The Academy offers individual 

lessons and custom clinics tailored to meet your goals. Academy coaches use a 

private teaching tee, two putting greens, and a practice chipping and bunker 

area to work with you on your golf game. Sessions can include club fitting, 

video analysis, full swing or tune-up sessions. The Academy was ranked in the 

top 5 in the state. 

The Schaumburg Golf Club is dedicated to excellence in all areas. Call our 

professional staff to book your tee time today, take advantage of the club’s 14 

day advance tee time policy. 

Course Features: Championship 27 holes, Bent Grass Tees and Fairways, Practice 

Range, Greens for Putting and Chipping, The Academy at Schaumburg Golf 

Club 

Where We SHARE The Caring 

Christ through… 

Supporting one another 

Helping those in our community 

Adoring our great God through worship 

Reaching out to those who do not know him 

Educating all God’s people 

St. Peter Lutheran 

Church & School 

202 E. Schaumburg Rd. – Schaumburg 

847-885-3350 

“The Heart & Beginnings of Schaumburg” 

SERVICES 

Weekly at our Worship Center 

Saturday @ 5:00 PM (Family Oriented) 

Sunday @ 7:45 AM (Traditional Music) 

Sunday @ 9:00 AM (Traditional Music) 

Sunday @ 11:00 AM (Contemporary Music) 

Monday @ 7:00 PM ((Traditional Music) 

First Sunday of every month at the Red School 

FIRE – Youth Worship (Contemporary Music) 

STUDY OPPORTUNITIES 

Christi an Education Hour - Every Sunday 10:00 AM to 11 AM 

Children: Sunday School - Jr. & Sr. High School Bible Study 

Adult Bible Study: “Crossways” (Traveling through the Bible) 

Pastor’s Bible Study - Parenting Bible Study 

Weekly Classes: 

Young Adults Bible Study 

Senior Christians Bible Study - Sunrise Bible Study 

Thursday Morning Bible Study At Friendship Village– 

Ladies Bible Study & Luncheon - Pre-Marriage 

Senior High Youth Fellowship / Bible Study (“Oasis”) 

MUSIC OPPORTUNITIES 

Adult and Teen Choirs and Bells 

Instrumental Groups 

St. Peter’s Flute Choir - Soloists and Small Ensembles 

The Community of St. Peter Welcomes You! 

Amenities: Pro Shop, Club Fitting, Bag Drop Area, Lessons and Clinics, Junior 

Programs, Leagues and Tournaments, Men’s/Women’s Locker Rooms, Full 

Service Grill and Lounge, Beverage Cart and Halfway House, Complete Banquet 

Facilities 

The Schaumburg Golf Club offers complete golf outing services including 

dinner packages. Our professional golf and banquet services staff will assist you 

in planning your next event. 

Photo by Kelly Thomas 

Schaumburg Golf Club also offers year-round banquet and meeting facilities. 

Our services include accommodations for groups up to 350 and a professional 

planning staff to ensure the success of your event. 

Events Include: Wedding Receptions, Rehearsal Dinners, Holiday Parties, Bar/Bat 

Mitzvahs, Anniversary Parties, Birthday Celebrations, Graduation Parties, 

Reunions, Baby and Bridal Showers, Corporate Meetings and Luncheons, 

Special Occasions and Family Gatherings. 

The Best 

Education 

For All 

The Right 

Reasons 

Schaumburg ChristianSchool 

Developing Young Lives 

through character training 

& outstanding academics 

200 N. Roselle Road | Schaumburg, IL 60194 | (847) 885-3230 

www.bethelministries.org | A ministry of Bethel Baptist Church 

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springvalleynaturecenter 

&volkeningheritagefarm 

Nature Center, 1111 E. Schaumburg Road 

Heritage Farm, 201 S. Plum Grove Road 

Spring Valley is a refuge of 135 acres of fields, forests, marshes and streams with 

over three miles of handicapped-accessible trails, a museum featuring natural 

history displays and information, and an 1880s living-history farm. Spring Valley 

is open to the general public. Admission is free. Call 847-985-2100 for more 

information. 

VERa MEinEkE naTuRE CEnTER 

The earth-sheltered visitor center provides an introduction to Spring Valley’s 

135 acres of restored prairies, woodlands and wetlands and three miles of trails. 

The center contains natural history exhibits that change seasonally, a 

demonstration Backyard for Wildlife, an observation tower, classrooms, an 

extensive library, gift sales area and restrooms. 

VolkEning hERiTagE faRM 

Step back into the past for a look at Schaumburg as it was in the 1880s – a rural 

German farm community. Help with seasonal farm chores, participate in family 

activities and games of the 1880s, or simply visit the livestock and soak in the 

quiet. Authentically dressed interpreters will welcome and share activities with 

visitors throughout the site. 

Springtime on the Farm at Spring Valley Nature Center. Photos by Jeff Krage 

EnViRonMEnTal EduCaTion PRogRaMS 

School, Scout and adult groups are encouraged to take advantage of Spring 

Valley’s Group Venture Program. Programs change seasonally and are geared 

for specific age groups. 

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S ERVING 

THE 

N ORTHWEST 

S UBURBS 

S I NCE 1959 

EnViRonMEnTal ouTREaCh PRogRaM 

We’ll bring our outreach program to your site. Topics include forests, worms, 

spiders, mammals, food webs and the water cycle. Students will participate in 

hands-on activities, puppet shows, songs and games. Topics may be adapted to 

students in grades one through six, and are correlated with Illinois State 

Standards. 

SChool PRogRaMS aT ThE faRM 

Learn local history with a visit to the farm. Elementary students will experience 

Hands-on-History recreating farm life in the 1880s. Children from the age of 

four through first grade will learn about food, farmers, and farm animals in 

Farms and Foods. 

WoRkShoPS foR TEaChERS and SCouT lEadERS 

Spring Valley staff will offer Project Wild, Project Learning Tree, Project Wild 

Aquatic, and Project WET to any group of 15 or more participants. These 

nationally recognized hands-on programs will provide you with hours of fun 

and educational activities that can be used with any group. Call for more 

information. Call Spring Valley’s environmental education coordinator for more 

information. 

SCouT BadgES 

Our scout programs will help with your badge, pin or patch requirements. Call 

for more information or stop in for a brochure. 

SPRing VallEY BiRThdaY PaRTiES 

Looking for a unique, fun, and educational venue for your child’s birthday? 

Spring Valley is the answer! Four party themes are available. A hayride can be 

added for an extra fee. Call for details 847-490-7015. 

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schaumburgparkdistrictfacilities 

adMiniSTRaTion Building 

235 E. Beech Drive 

847-985-2115 

Departmental Offices, Cable TV Studio, Parking 

aTChER iSland Pool & PaRk 

720 S. Springinsguth Road 

847-985-2135 

Pool (Seasonal): Outdoor Leisure Pool, Wading Pool, Sprayground, Water Slide, Bowl Slide, Concessions, 

Parking Park: Bicycle Trail, Athletic Fields, Baseball Fields, Basketball Courts, Lighted Tennis Courts, 

Playground, Parking 

alExian fiEld 

1999 S. Springinsguth Road (N. of Metra station) 

847-891-2255 

Home of the Schaumburg Flyers 

Owned by the Village of Schaumburg 

(Top Left) The National Amateur Dodgeball Assn. 

tourny for boys and girls at Schaumburg P.D. Sports 

Center. Photo by Herb Shenkin 

(Top Right) Schaumburg Association’s kicks off it’s 

46th season at Olympic Park. Photo by Stacie 

Freudenberg 

(Bottom Left) Splash, Pedal, Dash Triathlon at 

Meineke Recreation Center. Photo by Jeff Krage 

BoCk nEighBoRhood CEnTER 

1223 W. Sharon Lane 

847-985-2141 

Preschool, Classrooms, Parking 

Pool Area (Seasonal): Outdoor Pool, Wading Pool, Diving Area, Children’s Slide, Concessions, Parking 

Park: Picnic Shelter, Bicycle Trail, Athletic Fields, Baseball Fields, Basketball Courts, Lighted Tennis Courts, 


CoMMuniTY RECREaTion CEnTER 

and ThE WaTER WoRkS 

505 N. Springinsguth Road 

Office: .............................................. 847-490-7015 

Registration: .................................. 847-490-7020 

The Water Works: ........................ 847-490-2505 

Community Recreation Center: Fitness 

Center/Running Track, Gymnasium, Aerobic 

Studio, Racquetball Courts, Registration, 

Senior Center, Playground, Classrooms, 

Bicycle Trail, Bocce Courts, Horse Shoe Pits, 

Parking 

The Water Works: 3 Indoor Pools, Whirlpool, 

3 Water Slides, Water Playground, Rapid 

Water Channel, Concessions, Parking 

MEinEkE RECREaTion CEnTER 

220 E. Weathersfield Way • 847-985-2143 

Fitness Center, Gymnasium with Running 

Track, Aerobic Classes, Preschool, Picnic 

Shelter, Bicycle Trail, Athletic Fields, Baseball 

Fields, Basketball Courts, Lighted Tennis 

Courts, Playground, Sled Hill (Seasonal), Pool 

Area (Seasonal): 50 Meter Outdoor Pool with 

Water Slide, 2 Drop Slides, Diving Pool, Water 

Playground, Concessions, Parking 

PaT ShEPhaRd EaRlY 

Childhood CEnTER 


847-490-7036 

Preschool, Classrooms, Ken Alley Safety Park, 

Parking 

SChauMBuRg aiRPoRT 

903 W. Irving Park Road 

847-985-9777 

Schaumburg Airport is also village property. 

Terminal, Runway, Restaurant, Parking 

SChauMBuRg TEnniS PluS 

1416 N. Payne Road 

847-884-0678 

Indoor Tennis Courts, Fitness Area, 

Racquetball Courts, Squash Courts, Wallyball 

Courts, Basketball Court, Tennis Lessons, 

Indoor Lap Pool, Whirlpool, Restaurant, 

Parking 

ThE SPoRT CEnTER 

1141 W. Irving Park Road 

847-891-1266 

Indoor Basketball, Volleyball, Soccer, Softball, 

Gymnastics 

SPRing VallEY naTuRE CEnTER 

& VolkEning hERiTagE faRM 

See page 16. 

WalnuT gREEnS golf CouRSE 

1150 N. Walnut Lane 

847-490-7878 

Open Golf, Golf Lessons, Golf Leagues, Youth 

Golf Programs, Lake, Concessions, Parking 

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schaumburgpark 

districtparks 

kESSEl PaRk 

1750 N. Jones Road 

Picnic Area, Playground, Lake, Ice Skating 

ColonY lakE PaRk 

930 N. Salem Drive 

Picnic Area, Playground, Lake, Ice Skating 

zoChER PaRk 


Lighted Athletic Fields, Lighted Baseball Fields, 

Lighted Tennis Courts 

liBERTY PaRk 

Williamsburg Drive and Middlebury Court 

Athletic Fields, Baseball Fields 

nanTuCkET PaRk 

Hastings Mill Road and Greystone Court 

Picnic Area 

BunkER hill PaRk 

Williamsburg Drive & Arrowwood Court 

Picnic Area, Bicycle Trail, Playground 

Paul REVERE PaRk 

Williamsburg Drive and Oak Meadow Court 


BRandEnBuRg PaRk 

600 N. Knollwood Drive 

Picnic Area, Bicycle Trail, Athletic Fields, Baseball 

Fields, Basketball Courts, Tennis Courts, 

Playground, In-Line Skating, Ice Skating 

PRaiRiE PaRk 


Picnic Area, Bicycle Trail, Playground, Lake, Ice 

Skating 

gRaY faRM ConSERVaTion aREa 

120 N. Cloverdale Lane 


Fields, Basketball Courts, Playground, Nature Area 

and Trail, Lake, Ice Skating, Parking 

hooVER PaRk 



Fields, Basketball Courts, Lighted Tennis Courts, 


EinSTEin PaRk 

Kensington Lane & Yorkshire Court 

Picnic Area, Bicycle Trail, Basketball Courts, Tennis 

Courts, Playground, Parking 

18 schaumburgparks 

dERda PaRk 

2010 W. Weathersfield Way 

Picnic Area, Lake 

Bond PaRk 

Warwick Court & Wover Court 

Picnic Area, Basketball Courts, Tennis Courts, 

Playground 

falk PaRk 

1350 W. Wise Road 

Picnic Area, Bicycle Trail, Lighted Athletic Fields, 

Lighted Baseball Fields, Basketball Courts, 


JaYCEE PaRk 

922 S. Cornell Lane 

Picnic Area, Athletic Fields, Baseball Fields, 

Playground 

fREEdoM PaRk 

800 S. Pinehurst Lane 


doolEY PaRk 

1020 W. Lowell Lane 

Picnic Area, Lighted Athletic Fields, Baseball 

Fields, Basketball Courts, Playground, Parking 

CaMPanElli PaRk 



Fields, Playground, Lake, Picnic Shelter, Parking 

TERada PaRk 

30 S. Salem Drive 

Lake 

Salk PaRk 




oak holloW ConSERVaTion aREa 

510 W. Spruce Drive 

Nature Area and Trail 

WoodSToCk PaRk 


Picnic Area, Bicycle Trail, Athletic Fields, 

Playground 

TiMBERCREST PaRk 

120 W. Beech Drive 

Picnic Area, Bicycle Trail, Lighted Athletic Fields, 

Lighted Baseball Fields, Basketball Courts, Lighted 

Tennis Courts, Playground, Lighted In-Line 

Skating, Lighted Ice Skating, Parking 

EaglE PaRk 

621 W. Boxwood Drive 


Fields, Basketball Courts, Lighted Tennis Courts, 


CoVE PaRk 

910 S. Cedarcrest Drive 

Picnic Area, Bicycle Trail, Athletic Fields, 

Playground 

RoBERTS PaRk 

201 W. Hartford Drive 



Playground 

SlingERland PaRk 

921 S. Pheasant Walk Drive 

Playground 

kingSPoRT lakE PaRk 

175 E. Kingsport Drive 

Picnic Area, Basketball Court, Playground, Lake, 

Ice Skating 

aBRahaMSEn PaRk 

230 S. Summit Drive 


Fields, Basketball Court, Tennis Courts, 

Playground 

aPollo PaRk 

418 S. Gayton Lane 



SunSET PaRk 

Sunset Court & Niagara Avenue 



Playground 

MRaz PaRk 

Nerge Road & Woodfield Trail 


Basketball Courts, Playground, Parking 

oldE SalEM PaRk 

Hartman Drive & Farmstead Lane 

Athletic Fields, Baseball Fields, Playground 

hillToP PaRk 

901 N. Cherry Drive 

Playground 

kingSPoRT EaST 

730 E. Wise Road 

Athletic Fields, Baseball Fields, Basketball Court, 

Tennis Courts, Playground 

lanCER CREEk/TWin PondS PaRk 


Bicycle Trail, Nature Area and Trail, Lake 


ShEffiEld RidgE PaRk 

2199 W. Pennview Lane 

oldE nanTuCkET PaRk 

Hartford Court & Wover Court 

Playground 

duxBuRY PaRk 

715 S. Cambridge Drive 

Athletic Fields 

dohERTY PaRk 


Baseball Fields, Playground, Basketball Court 

Polk BRaCh PaRk 

901 E. Thacker Street 

Bicycle Trail, Athletic Fields, Lighted Baseball 

Fields, Playground, Parking 

MClEMoRE PaRk 


Playground 

VETERanS gaTEWaY PaRk 

2500 W. Holmes Way 

Veterans Gateway Park is owned by the Village of 

Schaumburg 

Bicycle Trail, Athletic Fields, Baseball Fields, Lake, 

Parking 

odluM PaRk, SE 


Playgrounds, Basketball, Athletic Fields 

RuTh MaCinTYRE ConSERVaTion aREa 

1101 S. Aegean Drive 

Nature Area & Trail 

MaRgaRET a. ConnEllY PaRk 

64 N. Azalea Drive 

Playground, Tennis 

Parking 

Courts, Athletic Fields, 

SaVannah TRaCE PaRk 

1300 S. Mercury Drive 

Playgrounds, Picnic Area 

odluM PaRk, SW 

2661 W. Belle Lane 


Basketball Courts, Tennis Courts, Playground, 

Lake 

odluM PaRk, nE 


Athletic Fields 

olYMPiC PaRk 

1675 E. Old Schaumburg Road 

Lighted Athletic Fields, Lighted Baseball Fields, 

Community Garden Plots, Parking 

Olympic Park recently completed the installation of 

six synthetic turf soccer fields. The turf is 

technologically advanced, polyethylene infill system 

designed for fields that will experience extremely 

high levels of use. The turf utilizes the finest infill 

materials to produce a surface that emulates the 

playing characteristics of a natural grass field in 

perfect condition. Now the centerpiece of Olympic 

Park, the fields total over 405,000 square feet. The 

improved fields complement other amenities, 

including four natural-grass soccer fields, five 

softball fields, a 14,000-square foot skate plaza, two 

basketball courts and 100 community garden plots. 

All fields and courts are lighted for nighttime play. 

golf & knollWood PaRk 


Picnic Area, Baseball Fields, Basketball Courts, 

Tennis Courts, Playground 

CoPlEY PaRk 

State Parkway and Wilkening Court 

Lake 

nW nEighBoRhood PaRk 

Odlum Drive and Schaumburg Road 


Fields, Basketball Courts, Playground 

PaRk ST. ClaiRE 

National Parkway and Thacker Street 

Lake, Playground, Basketball Courts, Tennis 

Courts, Athletic Fields, Bicycle Trail, Picnic Shelter 

BRiaR PoinT 

Heron Avenue and Mercury Drive 

Playground, Tennis Courts, Basketball Courts, 

Baseball Fields, Picnic Shelter 

VillagE in ThE PaRk 

Valley Lake Drive 

Walking Trails, Playground, Picnic Shelter 

VolkEning lakE 

900 W. Schaumburg Road 

Picnic Area, Bicycle Trail, Boat Dock (Seasonal), 

Lighted Ice Skating (Seasonal), Lake, Parking 

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Photo by Jeff Krage Photo by Jeff Krage

schaumburgtransportation 

SChauMBuRg REgional aiRPoRT 

The Schaumburg Regional Airport has been owned and operated by the Village 

of Schaumburg since 1994, but has been operating as an “official” airport since 

1959. The airport is home to numerous businesses including a restaurant, aircraft 

charter, aircraft rental, flight training, maintenance and all of the local television 

news gathering helicopters. Various public events are held at the airport each 

year, including: Aviation Days, an annual Ronald McDonald House Charity Event, 

Experimental Aircraft Association’s Fathers Day Pancake Breakfast and a visit 

from Santa Clause. Call 847-985-9778. 

SChauMBuRg METRa TRain STaTion 

The Schaumburg Commuter Rail Facility is located on Springinsguth Road 

south of Irving Park Road. The 1,268 parking spots are divided between Daily 

and Monthly Permit parking. This facility is also served by morning and evening 

rush hour service via Pace Route 602. Call 847-923-3862 or email RBascomb@ 

ci.schaumburg.il.us. 


sponsoredtransitservices 

daRT 

DART will get you to work, shopping, and entertainment destinations within 

Schaumburg. When you want a ride, just call 90 minutes prior to your desired 

pick-up time and a bus will be routed to pick you up and take you anywhere 

within Schaumburg. Other passengers are picked-up and dropped-off along 

the way. You can expect to be on the bus up to 45 minutes in addition to the 

advance reservation time. 

Service is available six days per week: Monday-Friday between 6:00 a.m. and 

9:30 p.m., and on Saturdays 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. There is no service available 

on Sundays or holidays. Full fares are only $1.60 each way, exact fare required, 

and $0.80 for senior citizens 65 years of age and older, disabled persons with an 

RTA Special User Card, students through Grade 12 going to and from school, 

and children ages 7 to 11. Children under 7 are free if accompanied by an adult. 

For reservations, call DART at 847-352-8097. 

SChauMBuRg’S WoodfiEld TRollEY 

Use Schaumburg’s Woodfield Trolley all year round and not just during the 

holiday shopping season. Park once and take the trolley the rest of the day. The 

service is FREE and operates to 12 Woodfield area destinations. Service operates 

from noon to 9:00 p.m. Monday through Friday – Approximately every 33-37 

minutes. 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. on Saturdays – Approximately every 15 minutes. 

11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on Sundays – Approximately every 20 minutes. Call 847- 

923-3862 or email RBascomb@ci.schaumburg.il.us. 

lunChTiME ShoPPERS ShuTTlE 

If you work in the Woodfield area and want to go shopping during your lunch 

hour, avoid parking hassles by using the Lunchtime Shoppers Shuttle. The 

shuttle offers expedient service from select Woodfield area office buildings to 

both Woodfield and Streets of Woodfield. Buses run approximately every 10 

minutes between 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m., Mondays - Fridays along Martingale 

Road, Golf Road and Woodfield Road. Stop locations include: Woodfield 

Preserve, Windy Point, Zurich Towers, and Schaumburg Corporate Center. Fares 

are $.25 each way. Call 847-923-3862 or email RBascomb@ci.schaumburg.il.us. 

RouTE 602 

Look out for exciting changes coming to Village of Schaumburg’s Commuter 

Connections at the Metra Station. Leave the car at home and use Pace Route 

602 to ride to Schaumburg’s Metra Commuter Station. Route 602 provides 

weekday rush hour service to meet Chicago bound Metra trains at 6:12 a.m. and 

7:17 a.m. On the return trip, buses meet trains departing Chicago at 4:20 p.m. 

(arriving in Schaumburg at 5:12 p.m.) and 5:17 p.m. (arriving in Schaumburg at 

5:58 p.m.). 

20 schaumburgtransportation 

There is no Saturday, Sunday, or holiday service. Full fares are $1.25 one-way. 

Reduced fares for $0.60 are available for children (ages 7-11), students traveling 

to and from school, senior citizens (65 years of age and older), and persons with 

disabilities. An RTA Reduced Fare Permit is required for seniors and persons 

with disabilities. Call 847-923-3862 or email RBascomb@ci.schaumburg.il.us. for 

more information. 

RouTE 554 

Route 554 provides eastbound morning service between the Elgin Metra 

terminal and the Northwest Transportation Center in Schaumburg. Using 

Route 554 is a convenient and easy way to get to the Woodfield area with 

morning eastbound travel and evening westbound service. The bus will stop 

upon signal to the driver at any intersection along the route where it is safe to 

do so. 

There is no Saturday, Sunday, or holiday service. Full fares are $1.50 one-way. 

Reduced fares for $0.75 are available for children (ages 7-11), students traveling 

to and from school, senior citizens (65 years of age and older), and persons with 

disabilities. An RTA Reduced Fare Permit is required for seniors and persons 

with disabilities. Call 847-923-3862 or email RBascomb@ci.schaumburg.il.us. 

REgional TRanSPoRTaTion auThoRiTY (RTa’S) 

PEoPlE WiTh diSaBiliTiES RidE fREE PRogRaM 

The RTA is partnered with the Illinois Department on Aging to implement the 

People with Disabilities Ride Free program. The new legislation provides free 

rides on fixed-route transit (regularly scheduled CTA, Metra, and Pace buses 

and trains) to be made available to any Illinois resident who have been enrolled 

as a person with a disability in the Illinois Circuit Breaker program. Only those 

enrolled in the Illinois Circuit Breaker program are eligible. The People with 

Disabilities Ride Free Program for the RTA goes into effect on October 24, 2008. 

PaCE 

The suburban bus division of the Regional Transportation Authority is known 

as PACE. PACE operates Village of Schaumburg co-sponsored routes including 

routes 554 and 602, plus several other routes including 600, 606, 696, 699, 757 

and 208 that connect to communities beyond Schaumburg through PACE’s 

Northwest Transportation Center at Martingale Road and Kimberly Drive. For 

further information on all of PACE’s services, call 847-364-7223 or go to 

www.pacebus.com. 

SChauMBuRg iS a BiCYClE fRiEndlY CoMMuniTY 

There are over 86 miles of on and off-street designated bike paths in 

Schaumburg. As awarded by the League of American Bicyclists, Village of 

Schaumburg is one of only 73 communities nationwide to have received a 

“Bicycle Friendly Community” designation. This award recognizes municipalities 

that actively support bicycling. A Bicycle Friendly Community is defined as 

providing safe accommodation for cycling and encourages its residents to bike 

for transportation and recreation. 

Village of Schaumburg also sponsors events such as the Fahrrad Tour von 

Schaumburg and Bike to Work Day each year in addition to programs like the 

Adopt-A-Bike Path Program to encourage and promote bicycling. Call 

847-923-3862 or e-mail RBascomb@ci.schaumburg.il.us. 

SChauMBuRg BikE CluB (SBC) 

To expand your cycling opportunities even further, consider joining the 

Schaumburg Bicycle Club (SBC). SBC welcomes members of all age groups and 

skill levels to join in rides along one of Schaumburg’s paths, through local 

forest preserves, or even extended combination cycling/camping trips. For 

more information on membership, meeting dates, and activities/events, 

including the newly added weekly “Oberweis Ride”, please go to the SBC 

website at www.schaumburgbicycleclub.org or contact by mail at P.O. Box 

60168-0353. 


“If the low price just 

turned into the big price, 

call us for the right price.” 

Schaumburg 

Automedics Inc. 

“FOR YOUR CAR’S HEALTH” 

COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE 

MECHANICAL REPAIR & MAINTENANCE 

•Computer Specialists 

• Air Conditioning • Cooling Systems Repairs 

• Transmissions •Electrical Repair 

•Brakes & Tune Ups • Mufflers Shocks & Struts 

• Hunter Computerized • Emission I/M 240 Test Repairs 

Wheel Alignment & I/M 240 Trained 

TOWING SERVICE AVAILABLE 

503 LUNT AVE. • SCHAUMBURG 

MON. - FRI. 8:00-6:00 • 1st & 3rd SAT. -8:00-2:00 BY APPOINTMENT 

847-352-2886 

VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT: 

www.schaumburgautomedics.com 

BLUE SEAL OF EXCELLENCE 

RECOGNITION PROGRAM 

“We Are Proud of Our Blue Seal Team” 

Your Neighborhood 

Repair Shop With The 

Nationwide Warranty 

Over 30 Years 

Experience 

MEMBER 

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE ASSOCIATION 

Nationwide Warranty On Most Repairs 

We Honor Extended Warranties 

SAME 

LOCATION 

SINCE 

1989 

1) NAPA / ASE Chicago Dist. Tech 

of the Year 2003-2004-2005-2006 

2) Nationwide Tech of the Month (July 00) 

3) NAPA Auto Care National 

Advisory Board Member 1998-2000 

Celebrate With Us! 

• Holiday Dining 

• Family Parties 

• Office Parties 

We can also cater at your location 

El Mesón can handle your private parities 

in our restaurant - or cater at your location 

There Is A Reason Wells Fargo Home Mortgage Is One 

Of The Nation’s Leading Retail Mortgage Lenders 

• Wide Selection of Conventional & Government Loans 

• Full Range of Home Loan Programs 

• New Construction & Renovation Programs 

• Quick Loan Decisions 

• Responsive Service and Professional Knowledge 

Call Today! 

1100 E. Woodfield Road, Suite 420 


847-605-9200 

Wells Fargo Home Mortgage is a division of Wells 

Fargo Bank, N.A. © 2007 Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. All 

Rights Reserved. #51877 9/08-9/09

advertiserindex 

attorneys 

gaRdi & haughT, lTd. (pg 3) 

939 N. Plum Grove Rd., Suite C 


847-944-9400 

Concentration on commercial and residential real 

estate, immigration law, corporate law, divorce law, 

personal injury and all of litigation, estate planning, 

wills and trusts. 

kEllEY, kEllEY & kEllEY (pg 16) 

1535 W. Schaumburg Rd., Suite 204 


847-895-9151 

Serving the Northwest Suburbs since 1959. Areas of 

practice include: corporate, real estate, estate 

planning, tax, probate, divorce, traffic, bankruptcy, 

personal injury, commercial & business transactions 

and litigation. 

automobilerepair 

andservice 

SChauMBuRg auToMEdiCS, inC. (pg 21) 

503 Lunt Ave. 


847-352-2886 

Dedicated to bringing you state-of-the-ar t 

automotive repair. Same location since 1989. Winner 

of the NAPA /ASA Chicago Dist. Tech of the Year in 

2003, 04, 05 and 06. 

bakery 

dEERfiEldS BakERY (pg 4) 



847-534-0068 

Award-winning custom tortes baked and decorated 

by hand fresh each day. Using only the finest highquality 

ingredients. Available in each of our three 

locations or by custom order. 

banks 

aMERiCan EnTERPRiSE Bank (back cover) 



847-352-1200 

A full-service community-oriented bank. 

PREMiER CREdiT union (pg 2) 



847-843-6500 

A not-for-profit, full-service institution offering low 

loan rates, exceptional savings rates and a variety of 

free services. 

22 advertiserindex 

churches&schools 

BEThEl BaPTiST ChuRCh (pg 13, 15) 

200 N. Roselle Rd. 


847-885-3230 

Unique in the community with traditional worship 

services combining Christianity’s rich musical 

heritage with a biblically-focused pulpit ministry. 

Home of Schaumburg Christian School serving 

grades 1-12, kindergarten, preschool and child care. 

PRinCE of PEaCE luThERan 

ChuRCh and PRESChool (pg 6) 



847-885-7010 

Church & fully accredited preschool & kindergarten. 

ST. PETER’S luThERan SChool (pg 13, 15) 



847-885-7636 

An accredited school since 1978 offering a Christian 

based education that will help children in their 

childhood years and remain with them as an adult. 

exteriorimprovement 

aMERiCan ClaSSiC ExTERioRS (pg 3) 

7 W. Wise Rd. 


847-352-2239 

Providing quality windows, siding, roofing, soffit, 

fascia, gutters, entry doors, patio doors and garage 

doors to the Northwest suburbs. 

homefinancing 

WEllS faRgo hoME MoRTgagE (pg 4) 

1100 E. Woodfield Rd., Suite 420 


847-605-9200 

A leader in the mortgage industry providing a variety 

of products to meet the financial needs of its 

customers. 

newspapers 

SChauMBuRg REViEW/PionEER PRESS (pg 21) 

291 N. Dunton St. 

Arlington Heights, IL 60004 

847-797-5100 

The Schaumburg Review is Schaumburg’s leading 

local source for news within the community. 

publiclibrary 

SChauMBuRg ToWnShiP 

diSTRiCT liBRaRY (pg 6) 



847-985-4000 

The library provides and maintains high quality 

materials, programs, facilities, etc. for all library users 

in a safe, clean, pleasant and productive environment 

for study, research, information and entertainment. 

performingarts 

SChauMBuRg PRaiRiE CEnTER 

foR ThE aRTS (pg 10) 

201 Schaumburg Ct. 


847-895-3600 

A 442-seat theatre offering a wide variety of 

performing arts activities including dance, theatre, 

music and children’s programming. 

realestate:commercial 

andresidential 

ThE hunTziCkER TEaM 

RE/Max SuBuRBan (pg 21) 



847-230-7389 

Full-time/full service real estate professionals. Come 

for the Experience... Stay because of the Service. 

“Referrals are the lifeblood of our business.” 

restaurantsbars 

andbanquets 

El MESon MExiCan RESTauRanT (pg 21) 



847-882-1717 

Mexican restaurant offering delicious homemade 

recipes featuring the freshest of ingredients. Ready to 

handle private parties at our location or catering at 

your location. 

ThE PiTa houSE RESTauRanT (pg 23) 



847-352-4750 

Enjoy eating healthy, the Mediterranean way. We 

serve the finest Mediterranean and Middle Eastern 

cuisines and pastries. Dine in or carry out. Also 

located in Lombard. 

shopping 

ThE aRBoRETuM of SouTh 

BaRRingTon (pg 3) 


South Barrington, IL 60010 

847-714-1780 

Located in the northwest Chicago suburb of South 

Barrington, this 600,000-square-foot open-air town 

center features an upscale mix of fashion apparel 

brands, home furnishings retailers, restaurants and a 

luxury cinema, all within an architectural and stylistic 

context that evokes the historical ambience and 

charm of retail shopping center icons. 


Main Street 

Highland Ave. 

Pita House 

340 E. Roosevelt Rd. 

13thServing The Finest Mediterranean & 

Middle Eastern Cuisines & Pastries 

Meyers Road 

LUNCH 

SPECIAL 

A Combination Of 

Shish Kabob, Kefta Kabob, 

Shawarms, Chicken Kabob & 

Falafel. 

Served with salad, rice pilaf 

and hot pita bread. 

Mon-Fri 11am-3pm 

$5.95 

340 East Roosevelt 

LOMBARD 

630-576-5059 

APPETIZERS: 

Hummus 

Baba Ghanoush 

Fatoush Chicken Salad 

Jerusalem Salad 

Tabouleh Salad 

ENTREES: 

Shish Kabob 

Chicken Kabob 

Shawarms 

Kefta Kabob 

Vegetarian 

Falafel Plate 

Visit 

Our 2nd 

Location 

LUNCH 

SPECIAL 

A Combination of Shish 

Kabob, Shawarms & Falafel. 

Served with salad, rice pilaf 

and hot pita bread 

Mon-Fri 11am-3pm 

$4.95 

WE CATER 

FOR ALL 

OCCASIONS! 

365 South Roselle Road 

SCHAUMBURG 

847-352-4750 

Sun.-Thurs. 11-10 • Fri. & Sat. 11-11 • www.pitahouse.com 

S alem Dr. 

Enjoy Yourself! 

With Family & 

Friends While We 

Cater Your 

Next Event 

Schaumburg Rd. 

365 S . Roelle Rd. 

Pita 

House 

Weathersfield Rd. 

Plum Grove Rd.

When Schaumburg residents and businesses look for solid financial 

solutions and time saving conveniences, they look to American 

Enterprise Bank. We’re here to help you move ahead. That’s what 

community banking is all about. 

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• CD & Money Market 

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• 24 Hour Bank by Phone 

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HOURS 

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