Lockport Chamber Guide 2016

LOCKPORT 

I L L I N O I S 

2016 

Community 

Resource Guide 

www.cityoflockport.net 

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2016 Community resource Guide 

2016 BOARD OF DIRECTORS 

President: 

Preston Lewis, Farmers Insurance 

Vice President: 

Michael Valek, STE Corporation 

Treasurer: 

Kelly DeLaFuente, EZ Tax & Bookkeeping Service 

Secretary: 

Ronald Lif, Likar Insurance Agency 

Past President: 

Peter Colarelli, Citgo 

Board Members: 

Gregg Bickus, Bickus Plumbing 

Andy Coyle, The Coyle Law Office 

Susan Fiedler, Tuffy Tire & Auto Service Center 

Robert Morris, Orbis Architects 

Mervet Nolte, Sizzles Restaurant 

Cari Potter, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices 

Ronald Reposh*, Homer Tree Care, Inc. 

Janet Schuler, Canals & Trails Credit Union 

Ryan Sharp*, Edward Jones Investments 

Chamber Staff: 

Lisa Kairis, Executive Director 

* Not pictured 

22nd Century Media PRODUCTION TEAM 

Sales Director 

Sherry Ranieri 

Design Director 

Nancy Burgan 

Ad Design 

Ryan Underwood 

Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information 

in this book. The Publishers cannot guarantee the correctness of 

all the information available to them and assume no liability arising 

from error or omission. Comments concerning this book should be 

sent to: Lockport Community Guide — 921 S. State St., Lockport, 

IL 60441 and/or 11516 W. 183rd St. 3SW, Orland Park, IL 60467. 

Copyright ©2017 22nd Century Media and Lockport Chamber of 

Commerce. All Rights Reserved. Reproducing any part of this book 

by photocopying, by electronic storage and retrieval or by any other 

means is prohibited. Information compiled and written by the Lockport 

Chamber of Commerce. Published March 17, 2016 by 22nd Century 

Media, 11516 W. 183rd St. 3SW, Orland Park, IL 60467. 

about 

The Lockport Chamber of Commerce welcomes 

you to Lockport – our beautiful, historic 

community. Lockport offers a diverse blend of small, mid and 

large-sized opportunities to help bring your business dreams to life. 

The Lockport Chamber of Commerce strives to be the voice of the 

business community, concentrating on four core values – 

Promotion, Education, Networking, and Service. We are constantly 

evolving with new ideas and initiatives and welcome any suggestions 

for improvement our membership has to offer. 

The Lockport Chamber of Commerce serves and supports over 200 

local area businesses and organizations to enhance and grow 

economic opportunities in Lockport. Whatever your expertise or 

ambition – whether you are a new business seeking a place to 

market your products or an established business looking to expand 

– there is a place for you in Lockport. 

Involvement in the Lockport Chamber of Commerce offers many 

options including networking events, membership luncheons, 

sponsorship opportunities, ribbon cutting ceremonies and much 

more. In addition to annual traditions and fresh ideas that will help 

you achieve your business goals to make a positive impact 

in Lockport, your business may benefit from joining one of our 

committees or volunteering at events. 

We are excited for the future of our community and look forward to 

continuing to join with you in making Lockport a great place 

to work, play and pursue our dreams! 

table of contents 

4 | Welcome Letters 

5-6 | Government 

u City of Lockport 

u Lockport Township 

u Township Services 

7 | Lockport History 

8-10 | Education 

u Early Learning 

Lockport Chamber of Commerce 

921 S. State St. 

Lockport, IL. 60441 

P: (815) 838-3357 F: (815) 838-2653 

office@lockportchamber.com 

u Grammar Schools 

u High School 

u Higher Education 

11 | Place of Worship 

11-17 | Community Resources 

u White Oak Library, Lockport Branch 

u Homer Township Public Library 

u Lockport Area Map 

u Lockport Township Park District 

u Community and Volunteer 

Organizations 


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18 | Annual Events 

19 | Residential Living 

20-21 | Shop Local 

23 | Business, Industry and 

Transportation 

24 | Residential Living 

25 | Member Directory 

28 | Quick Reference Guide 

www.lockport.org

welcome letters 

from the president 

As President of the Lockport Chamber of Commerce, I 

am honored to welcome you to our historic and beautiful City. The 

Chamber is committed to working toward the growth and needs of 

the businesses that are part of the community. 

The Lockport Chamber of Commerce is an active chamber that 

works to advance the growth and prosperity of its membership. The 

Chamber also works to provide increased opportunities that are 

intended to help its membership prosper. 

The Chamber offers various activities and opportunities for participation that to assist in the success 

and visibility of your business, which include Business After Hours, Membership Luncheons, Ribbon 

Cuttings, Community Expo, Autumn Dinner Gala and the Old Canal Days Parade and Festival, just 

to name a few. 

The Lockport Chamber of Commerce is excited about the outlook for the upcoming year and the 

opportunities that this year will bring. Please do business with our members and remember that 

by supporting your local businesses, organizations, and companies you support your community. 

Preston Lewis 

President, Lockport Chamber of Commerce 

From the Mayor 

Lockport, our historic town on the Illinois & Michigan 

Canal, offers a unique quality of life to all residents, whether 

lifelong or newly arrived. With our rich background, we take honor 

in calling ourselves the “City of Historic Pride.” Our downtown 

district and the canal corridor exemplify this history by preserving 

the architecture and aesthetics of the 19th century. Lockport complements 

this historic foundation with an excellent school system, exceptional 

library and park districts some of the finest dining in Will 

County, and a multitude of recreational opportunities. That is truly a 

quality of life second to none. 

Steven Streit 

Mayor, City of Lockport 

Being a chamber member 

is an instant publicity 

boost! This dedicated 

group of professionals 

have one goal in mind; 

to assist in building 

your business in the 

community. While I 

have had the pleasure 

of working with the 

Lockport Chamber of 

Commerce members for 

only a short period of 

time, I have witnessed 

the energy and enthusiasm 

of what it takes to 

go above and beyond. 

Chamber members 

recognize opportunities 

that help other 

members. The combined 

efforts of the chamber 

and its members have 

created the pathway 

of networking success 

through the chamber’s 

website and a calendar 

of events that fits almost 

any schedule. Become a 

chamber member and 

build your business. 

Rojean Molloy 

Marketing, Lockport 

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City of Lockport 

The City of Lockport is governed by a Mayor, City 

Clerk, Treasurer and an eight-member City Council - two 

council members (alderpersons) elected to each of the city’s 

four wards. All elected officials serve four-year terms. The 

city is managed by the City Administrator who works closely 

with the Finance Director, Attorney, Police Chief, Community 

Development Department, Public Works Department and 

Engineering Department, as well as many professional staff 

members. 

CITY OF LOCKPORT ELECTED OFFICIALS 

Mayor Steven Streit 

City Clerk Alice Matteucci 

City Treasurer David Palya 

CITY ALDERPERSONS 

Kris Capadona (Ward 1) 

Jim Petrakos (Ward 1) 

Brian Smith (Ward 2) 

JR Gillogly (Ward 2) 

Jason VanderMeer (Ward 3) 

Darren Deskin (Ward 3) 

Robert Perretta (Ward 4) 

Joanne Bartelsen (Ward 4) 

COMMISSIONS, COMMITTEES AND AGENCIES 

Heritage & Architecture Commission 

Planning and Zoning Commission 

International Code Council Board of Appeals 

Board of Police Commissioners 

Police Pension Board 

Central Square Committee 

Downtown Development Committee 

Emergency Management Agency 

Old Canal Days Committee 

Summer Art Series Committee 

government 

CITY COUNCIL & COMMISSION MEETINGS 

City Council – meets every 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the 

month at 7:00 pm. Heritage & Architecture Commission meets 

every 3rd Thursday of the month. Planning & Zoning Commission 

meeting every 2nd Tuesday of the month. Board of Police 

Commissioners meets every 3rd Wednesday of the month. 

Other committee dates are listed at www.lockport.org. City 

Council meetings are taped live and then played again on video 

on LCTV, the public cable access channel. The videos are also 

archived on-line. All agendas and meeting minutes are posted 

on-line as well. 

CITY OPERATING BUDGET 

(Fiscal Year 2016/2017) is $45,917,800 

CITY HALL 

222 E. 9th St. 

Lockport, IL 60441 

Phone: (815) 838-0549 

Fax: (815) 838-9498 

Website: www.lockport.org 

Hours: 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM 

COMMUNITY 

DEVELOPMENT CENTER 



Phone: (815) 838-0549 

Fax: (815) 588-0111 


Hours: 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM 

PUBLIC WORKS Dept. 

17112 Prime Blvd. 


Phone: (815) 838-0549 

Fax: (815) 838-6590 


Hours: 8:00 AM – 3:30 PM 

POLICE DEPT. 

1212 Farrell Road 


(815) 838-2132 

Website: www.lockportpolice.info 

Hours: 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM 

To learn more about City of Lockport government, 

visit www.lockport.org 

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Lockport Township government 

Facts and history of township government: 

• It is the eldest form of government, which began in North 

America in 1636. 

• Early Americans wanted to have a direct voice in this type of 

grassroots government. 

• They began Annual Town Meetings to discuss important 

issues and establish laws. Today townships continue to hold 

Annual Town Meetings on the second Tuesday in April. 

• Illinois began township government in 1849, today 85 of 102 

counties in Illinois operate under township government. 

• In many rural areas, townships are the only form of government 

available to provide social services and road maintenance. 

• In Illinois, townships are required to provide three main 

functions: General Assistance, Property Assessment and 

Road & Bridge Maintenance. 

• Besides the three mandated services, townships can provide 

other services and develop programs to meet their residents’ 

needs that might include: Senior Citizens services, Disabled 

citizens services, Youth services, Health services, Relief services, 

Emergency services, Environmental services, Animal 

services, and Educational and Recreational services. 

Lockport Township Government 

222 E. 9th St. Ste. 310 Lockport, IL 60441 

Phone: 815-838-0380 

Website: www.lockporttownship.com 

township services 

The City of Lockport’s boundaries are split between 

Lockport Township and Homer Township. Contact information 

is provided below to learn more about what each township 

provides. 

Lockport township fire 

protection district 

19623 W. Renwick Rd. 


Phone: 815-838-3287 

Fax: 815-838-9141 

Website: www.lockportfire.org 

homer township fire 

protection district 

16050 S. Cedar Road 


Phone: 815-838-5006 

Fax: 815-838-6635 

Website: www.homerfire.org 

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Homer Township 

Administrative Office 

14350 W. 151st St. 

Homer Glen, IL 60491 

Phone: 708-301-0522 

Fax: 708-301-7043 

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the beginning of our community 

Established as the headquarters of the Illinois & 

Michigan Canal in 1836, Lockport lies nestled in the Des 

Plaines River Valley. The canal fueled the growth of not only 

Lockport, but the City of Chicago as well. 

Working to complete the I&M Canal, Chief Engineer William 

Gooding realized that the site of present-day Lockport, which 

is 40 feet higher than Joliet, had great water-power potential. In 

its early days Lockport thrived as the canal’s headquarters and 

as an agricultural processing center. In its heyday, 

Lockport saw the construction of dozens of flour mills, grain 

warehouses and boatyards. As the first navigable link between 

the Great Lakes region and the Mississippi River, the canal 

played an enormous role in the economic growth of Illinois and 

the Midwest. The arrival of the Chicago and Alton Railroad in 

1858 was the catalyst for even more growth. 

Today you can tour this historic area by foot, bicycle or car. 

Through the extensive efforts of the community, its government 

and various associations, you will see everything from the 

simple cottages of the past canal workers to the cream-colored 

limestone architectural works such as the Gaylord and Norton 

buildings, appearing just as they did in the 1800’s. 

The importance of the Illinois & Michigan Canal and Lockport 

to the economic vitality of Illinois cannot be overstated. As a 

direct waterway link between the Great Lakes and the Mississippi 

River, the canal cemented Chicago’s dominance over St. 

Louis as the center of Midwestern trade and thereby, Lockport’s 

legacy as the “city that made Chicago famous.” 

Since the days of shipping on the canal, Lockport has blossomed. 

While remaining picturesque, the canal is no longer the 

hub of activity that it was in the 1800’s. Lockport has progressed 

to become a city of the future while still embracing its 

rich past. A combination of retail stores and restaurants, light 

and medium industry, and an abundance of activities, events 

and celebrations are the new attractions in this dynamic community. 

Lockport truly is a city of historic pride with goals that 

will create an even brighter future. 

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education 

EARLY LEARNING 

The Learning Experience 

Programs available for 6 weeks-12 years old 

Linda Steele, Director 

15434 W. 127th St. 

Lemont, IL 60439 

630-243-9945 

www.lemont.tlechildcare.com 

Learning Step Preschool 

Programs available for 3 and 4 year olds 

Cathy Brewer, Supervisor 

Lockport Township Park District 

1911 A. Lawrence Ave. 


815-838-1183 x209 

www.lockportpark.org 

Shepherd of the Hill Preschool 

Programs available for 3 and 4 year olds 

Karen Pedigo, Director 

925 E. 9th St. 


815-838-0708 

www.shepherdofthehill.com 

Grammar Schools 

Fairmont School District 89 

District Office- 815-726-6156 

735 Green Garden Pl. 


www.fsd89.org 

School Board Meetings are held the 

third Wednesday of each month 

at 5:30pm in room 124 

at Fairmont School. 

Most recent reported enrollment: 335 

Pupil/Teacher Ratio: 19:1 

Spending per pupil: $6,228 Instructional 

and $14,931 Operational 

Schools: 1 

Fairmont School (PK-8) 

735 Green Garden Pl. 


815-726-6156 

Taft School District 90 


1605 S. Washington St. 


www.taft90.org 

School Board Meetings are generally 

held the third Wednesday of each 

month at 7:00pm at Taft School. 


Pupil/Teacher Ratio: 16.5:1 



Schools: 1 

Taft School (K-8) 



815-838-0408 

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» Fitness room 

» Open gym 

» Lap swim 

» Swim club 

+ Facility rentals 

+ Youth sports camps 

+ Adult/high school student memberships 

LOCATED IN EAST CAMPUS 

1333 E. 7TH ST. LOCKPORT 

www.lths.org 

(815) 588-8400 


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Milne/Kelvin Grove 

School District 91 


808 Adams St. 


www.d91.net 

Board of Education Meetings are held 

on the second Tuesday of each month 

at 7:00pm at Kelvin Grove School. 


Pupil/Teacher Ratio: 19:1 



Schools: 2 

Milne Grove School (PK-3) 

565 E. 7th St. 


815-838-0542 

Kelvin Grove School (4-8) 

808 Adams St. 


815-838-0737 

Will County School District 92 

Administrative Center- 815-838-8031 

708 N. State St. 


www.d92.org 

Board of Education Meetings are held 

every third Tuesday of each month at 

7:00pm in the Administrative Center 

Board Room. 


Pupil/Teacher ratio: 17:1 



Schools: 4 

Walsh School (K-1) 

514 N. MacGregor Rd. 


815-838-7858 

Reed School (2-3) 

14939 W. 143rd St. 


708-301-0692 

Ludwig School (4-5) 



815-838-8020 

Oak Prairie Junior High (6-8) 

15161 S. Gougar Rd 


815-836-2724 

Homer Community Consolidated 

School District 33C 

Administrative Office- 708-226-7600 

15733 S. Bell Rd. 


www.homerschools.org 

School Board Meetings are held on 

the last Tuesday of each month with 

the exception of November, December 

and March at 7:30pm in the 

Administrative Office. 

Most recent reported enrollment: 

3672 

Pupil/Teacher ratio: 18:1 



Schools: 6 

Goodings Grove School (1-4) 

12914 W. 143rd St. 


708-226-7650 

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• Free Online 

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• Home Equity 

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• Auto Loans 

• Signature Loans 

• Visa Credit Cards 

• Christmas Club 

• Vacation Club 

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815-838-7159 

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Fri 11am-10pm 

Sat 3pm-10pm 

Sun 3pm-8pm 

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www.lockport.org

Luther J. Schilling School (K-4) 

16025 Cedar Rd. 


708-226-7900 

William E. Young School (EC, 1-4) 

16240 Cedar Rd. 


708-226-2010 

William J. Butler School (1-4) 

1900 Farrell Rd. 


708-226-5155 

Hadley Middle School (5-6) 

15731 S. Bell Rd. 


708-226-7725 

Homer Jr. High School (7-8) 

15711 S. Bell Rd. 


708-226-7800 

Private Schools 

St. Dennis Catholic School (PK-8) 



815-838-4494 

www.saint-dennis.org/school 

St. Joseph Catholic School 

Preschool 3 and Pre-Kindergarten 4 

(Full and Half Day Programs) K-8 

529 Madison St. 


815-838-8173 

www.stjoeschool.com 

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High School 


High School District 205 

Superintendent: Dr. Todd Wernet 

Administrative Office -(815) 588-8000 

1323 E. Seventh St. 


www.lths.org 

LTHS RANKS IN THE TOP 9 PERCENT 

of all high schools in the nation, according 

to the Washington Post, which 

ranks schools for effectively preparing 

students for college. 

The district serves about 3,700 students 

from the communities of Crest Hill, 

Fairmont, Homer Glen, Lockport, Homer 

Township, and Lockport Township. 

LTHS has two campuses for one high 

school. Central Campus opened in 1910 

and today serves freshman students. East 

Campus, which opened in 1964, serves 

sophomores, juniors, and seniors. 

LTHS is known for its commitment to 

academics, activities and athletics and the 

achievement of its students in all three 

areas. An extensive curriculum and an 

experienced faculty provide the finest 

academic opportunities for all students. 

A recent addition to East Campus, along 

with the technological upgrades that 

followed, gives students an unparalleled 

opportunity to utilize the most cuttingedge 

technology available. 

This mix of historic significance and 

futuristic technology that students are 

exposed to at our campuses gives them a 

unique advantage not available in other 

districts: two distinct buildings with the 

same goal of creating a nurturing and 

challenging environment in which all 

students achieve success. 

Enrollment (2015-2016) . . . . . . . 3,660 

Expense per pupil: 

Operational . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $12,782 

Instructional. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7,680 

Average class size . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 

Academic Accomplishments: 

• Average ACT score: 21.8; well above 

state average of 20.5 

• Graduation rate (4 years): 92.5% 

• 23 Advanced Placement 

Courses offered 

• 2014 - 2 National Merit 

Semifinalists 

• Class of 2016 - 113 Illinois State 

Scholars 

Athletic Awards and Activities: 

• Interscholastic program offers 28 

competitive sports 

• 46 Clubs and Activities 

• 2012-2013 Boys Bowling State 

Champions 

• 2012-2013 Individual Boy Bowling 

State Champion 

• 2012-2013 4th place at Girls 

Bowling State Competition 

• 2012-2013 2nd place at Competitive 

Cheer State Competition 

• 2013-2014 Individual Wrestler 


• 2012-2013 4th place at Boys Water 

Polo State Competition 

• 2014-15 Girls Bowling - State 

Champions 

• 2014-15 Cheerleading - State 

Runners-up 

• 2014-15 Wrestling - State 4th Place 

• 2014-15 Wresting - Individual 


• 2014-15 Wrestling - Individual 

State 3rd Place 

• 2014-15 Wrestling - Individual 

State 4th Place 

Higher Education 

Joliet Junior College 

1215 Houbolt Rd. 

Joliet, IL 60431 

815-729-9020 

www.jjc.edu 

University of St. Francis 

500 Wilcox St. 


800-735-7500 

www.stfrancis.edu 

Some information derived from 

www.illinoisreportcard.com

Cross Point Church 

17530 W. Fox Hollow Dr. 


815-838-9105 

www.crosspointlockport.org 

Grace Baptist Church 



815-838-0718 

www.gbcoflockport.com 

First Congregational 

United Church of Christ 

700 E. 9th St. 


815-838-2091 

www.lockportucc.org 

White Oak Library District, Lockport Branch 


Place of worship 

Legacy Vineyard Church 

315 E. 11th St. 


815-725-1155 

www.legacyvineyard.org 

Shepherd of the Hill 

Lutheran Church 

925 E. 9th St. 


815-838-0708 

www.shepherdofthehill.com 

St. Dennis Catholic Church 

1214 S. Hamilton St. 


815-838-2592 

www.saint-dennis.org 

St. Joseph 

Catholic Church 

410 S. Jefferson St. 


815-838-0187 

www.stjosephlockport.org 

community resources 

121 E. 8th Street 


(815) 552-4250 

www.whiteoaklibrary.org 

The Lockport Branch of the White Oak Library 

District welcomes you to its renovated facility featuring 

a collection of over 84,000 items including books, magazines, 

ebooks, DVDs, audiobooks, video games, and music on CD – 

all available free of charge. Private study rooms, a quiet reading 

room, a teen room, and a computer lab are available on 

the 2nd floor. A story time room and toddler play area grace 

the 1st floor Children’s Department. 

New this year: 

• White Oak Rewards -- Library patrons who check out 

100+ items in any calendar year, starting January 1, 2016, 

will earn a fine-free status for the remainder of the year. 

The sooner you check out 100+ items, the sooner your fine 

free status kicks in! 

• Too Good To Miss (TGTM) initiative – We offer patrons 

L o c k p o 

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R e s o u 

Sharing God’s Love 

People Helping People 

C e n t e 

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100% volunteer owned and operated 

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Lockport 

Resource 

Center 

and Thrift Shop 

944 N. State Street 

PO Box 854 


(815) 838-9615 

director@lockportresource.org 

first dibs on having the newest bestsellers placed on hold 

for them automatically when they sign up for TGTM. 

• ESL Conversation Groups – If English is not your native 

language, we have certified tutors leading reading, writing, 

and speaking groups. Every Thursday at 1:00 PM. 

A wide array of enrichment programs are happening every 

day @ the Library. Computer classes, book discussion groups, 

teen fan parties, children’s storytimes, and special interest 

programs covering everything from Downton Abbey to learning 

to play the guitar to researching your family history are all 

part of the line-up during the year. 

Need help with your iPad or downloading a book? Our librarians 

are here to assist you. Never used a computer before, 

but you need to complete an online application? We can help 

with that, too. 

White Oak 

Library District 

Mon - Thurs: 

Fri & Sat: 

Sun: 

10 am - 8:30 pm 

10 am - 5 pm 

1 pm - 5pm 

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www.lockport.org

Returning this year is Comicopolis – our very fun and wellattended 

comic convention. Save the date -- it’s going to be 

Saturday, August 6th. 

For more information about literally everything, visit our 

website at www.whiteoaklibrary.org. So, branch out, and use 

your Library! 

Homer Township Public Library 

The Homer Township Public Library prides itself 

on excellence in customer service. Located at 14320 

West 151st Street in Homer Glen, it offers opportunities for 

life-long learning for all ages, in a 24,000 square foot building 

that was recently expanded. Automatic entry doors provide 

convenient access, as do wider book aisles, with many popular 

areas to read, sit and relax or meet and greet others. 

Visitors will find a 24-computer area, six study rooms, a Teen 

Room, Sunroom, Family Activity Room, Community Room, 

and a Heroes Quiet Reading room with fireplace-- all featured 

in a bright and inviting energy efficient space. The expansion 

project was self-funded at no taxpayer cost through conservative 

budget management and grants. Friendly staff members 

are ready to provide a positive library experience and the assistance 

that you need. 

Open seven days a week, Homer Library offers you more 

space to appreciate the things you love @ your library. Enjoy 

free DVD movies, read a magazine, check out that brand new 

bestseller, take a free class or program, register your child for 

a fun free event, join one of our clubs, save money, and benefit 

from what your library offers. 

With a customer friendly staff we offer a wide variety of 

programs, including Polish/English Story Time, Wiggles ‘n 

Giggles preschool time, Teen Intern Program, and many book 

discussion clubs. Highly utilized programs include Armchair 

Travelers, Knitting Club, Cooking Classes, Yoga, Bingo, Star 

Wars, and other educational and inviting programs. 

Happy 10th Anniversary Homer Bookmobile! 

The bookmobile has 5,000 items and makes 37 stops weekly 

bringing items directly into community areas. With its 

colorful design the customized bus is a favorite in extending 

services, books, and programs. 

Homer Library continues to be a community gathering space, 

social destination, and a haven where information can be 

accessed by everyone. Learning continues at every age and 

stage in a person’s life and your library is here for you. Homer 

Library welcomes 600+ visitors daily and there is a perfect 

space for you here at the library. Come find yours or visit us 

online at www.homerlibrary.org! 

Community and Volunteer Organizations 

The City of Lockport has many community organizations whose volunteers are crucial to the success of our town and the quality of life we experience. 

These organizations sponsor and assist with events that help benefit our community. Below is a list of local organizations who work closely 

with the City of Lockport and the Lockport Chamber of Commerce. Take a look, see where you may fit in and come join us! Take the first step in 

helping to make a difference in your community. 

American Legion Post 18 

815-838-4515 or 

www.alegion18.org 

Give Something Back Foundation 

815-834-8400 or www.givesomethingbackfoundation.org 

Lockport Area Genealogical & 

Historical Society (LAGHS) 

www.lockporthistory.org 

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Lockport FISH Food Pantry 

815-588-3543 or 

www.lockportfoodpantry.org 

Lockport Lions Club 

815-919-8086 

Lockport Love 

www.lockportlove.com 

Lockport Moose Lodge 

815-838-3944 or 

www.lockportmoose.com 

Lockport Resource Center 

815-838-9615 or 

www.lockportresource.org 

Lockport Rotary Club 

www.lockportrotaryclub.com 

Lockport Woman’s Club 

www.lockportwomansclub.org 

Main Street Lockport 

815-834-0700 or 

www.mainstreetlockport.org 

Midwest SOARRING Foundation 

773-585-8613 or 

www.midwestsoarring.org 

National Trust for Historic 

Preservation, Gaylord Building 

815-838-9400 or 

www.gaylordbuilding.org 

SOS Children’s Village 

815-740-7280 or 

www.sosillinois.org 

VFW Post #5788 

and Ladies Auxiliary 

815-838-1066 or 

www.lockportvfw5788.com 

Will County Historical Society 

815-838-5080 or 

www.willcohistory.org

D I S C O V E R I N G 

LOCKPORT

ethnicity 

White only 92.6% 

Black or African American 1.8% 

Asian 1.5% 

Other 4.1% 

Retail Trade Area 

Population 98,496 

Average Household Income $96,557 

Metra (Heritage Corridor Line) 

Pace (Route 832/834) 

Lewis University Airport 

Population 

Population 25.669 

Land Area in Sq. Miles 11.40 

Households 9,188 

Average Household Size 2.80 

Percent of Owner-Occupied Housing 83.78% 

Family Households 6,735 

Percent of Population with 

Bachelor’s Degree & Above 

Transportation options 

36.04% 

Median House Value $214,289 

Median Age 36.9 

Major Traffic Arteries 

Interstate 355 (Veterans Memorial Tollway) 

Illinois Route 7 (159th Street) 

Illinois Route 171 (143rd Street/Archer Avenue) 

Illinois Route 53 

Average Daily Counts 

159th St. between I-355 & Farrell Rd 19.700 

159th St. between I-355 & Summit Dr. 14,900 

159th St. at IL Route 17 12,300 

IL Route 171 at State St. 14,500 

Major Area Employers 

Silver Cross Hospital (I-355) 1,800 

Lewis University (IL Route 53) 600 

Citgo Refinery 500 

Lockport Township High School 480 

Wal-Mart, retail 365 

Panduit Corporation, electronics 167 

Sources: Will County CED; The Retail Coach; IDOT, City of Lockport 

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Lockport and the surrounding area is home to 

these abundant recreational and cultural opportunities 

and more! 

Golf Courses 

Broken Arrow Golf Club 

16325 Broken Arrow Dr. 


(815) 836-8858 

www.golfbrokenarrow.com 

Prairie Bluff Golf Club 

19433 Renwick Rd. 

Crest Hill, IL 60442 

(815) 836-4653 

www.prairiebluffgc.com 

Big Run Golf Club 

17211 W. 135th St. 


(815) 838-1057 

www.bigrungolf.com 

Fitness 

Challenge Fitness 

2021 S. Lawrence Ave. 


(815) 838-3621 


Lockport Township High 

School Community 

Wellness Center 

1333 E. 7th St. 


(815) 588-8400 

www.lths.org/domain/173 

Perfect Shape Fitness 

703 E. 9th St. #105 


(815) 207-9423 

www.perfectshapefitness. 

com 

Other Attractions 

7 Big Run Wolf Ranch 

14857 N. Farrell Rd. 


(815) 588-0044 

www.bigrunwolfranch.org 

8 Chaney Pool 

410 Rose Ave. 


(815) 726-2299 


9 Dellwood Park 

Rt. 171 & Woods Dr. 


(815) 838-1183 


10 Haunted Trails 

1423 N. Broadway St. 


(815) 722-7800 

www.hauntedtrailsjoliet. 

com 

11 Heritage Falls Water Park 

101 Troxel Ave. 

Romeoville, IL 60446 

(815) 886-6263 


12 Heritage Village 

249 W. 2nd St. 


(815) 838-5080 

www.willcohistory.org/ 

heritage-village/ 

13 Sunny Lane Acres 

16217 Gougar Rd. 


(815) 342-2656 

14 Siegel’s Cottonwood Farm 

17250 Weber Rd. 


(815) 741-2693 

www.SiegelsCottonwood 

Farm.com 


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Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal 

Illinois Michigan Canal 

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POST 

OFFICE 

S. ARCHER AVE. 

VILLAGE 

SQUARE 

171 PLAZA 

WALSH 

ELEMENTARY 

SCHOOL 

LUDWIG SCHOOL 

SMITH RD. 

7 

W. 151ST ST. 

NW HOMER 

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HOMER TWP. 

FIRE DEPT. 

355 

W. 143RD ST. 

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REED SCHOOL 

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HOMER TOWNSHIP 

PUBLIC LIBRARY 

RENWICK RD. 

CATON FARM RD. 

DIVISION ST. 

BROADWAY ST. 

W. 9TH ST. 

S. STATE ST. 

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DOWNTOWN 

LOCKPORT 

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LOCKPORT 

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FARRELL 

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E. DIVISION ST. 

W. 159TH ST. 

Lockport Rd. 

BRIGGS ST. 

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PUBLIC LIBRARY 

THORNTON ST. 

LOCKPORT 

CITY HALL 

ST DENNIS CATHOLIC 

GRADE SCHOOL 

TAFT SCHOOL 

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E. 9TH ST. 

SECRETARY 

OF STATE 

LOCKPORT 

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SCHOOL E. 

CAMPUS 

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LOCKPORT 

POLICE 

DEPT. 

S. FARRELL RD. 

LOCKPORT AREA 

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LOCATIONS TO KNOW 

Lockport Chamber 

Of Commerce 

921 S State St 


(815) 838-3357 


Central Square 

222 E 9th St 


(815) 838-0549 


Lockport Police Station 

1212 S Farrell Rd 


(815) 838-2132 

www.lockportpolice.info 

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Government Facility 

Police Department 

Fire Department 

School 

Public Library 

Shopping 

Restaurant 

METRA Train Station 

View this map online at www.lockportchamber.com/map 

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Lockport Township Park District 


(815) 838-1183 

There are countless recreational opportunities 

in Lockport that are available year-round. Many of these 

opportunities are available through the Lockport Township 

Park District, which provides park areas and programs in order 

to enrich the life of the community. 

A number of new and improved parks can be found throughout 

the area, each offering an array of recreational experiences 

that include open play and open spaces, playgrounds, areas for 

sports, trails for outdoor fitness, space for games like horseshoes 

and volleyball, pavilions for picnics or parties, spray 

parks, and handicap access. The park district maintains about 

38 parks, totaling almost 950 acres. 

There are many other recreational opportunities besides parks. 

Golf courses in Lockport and the surrounding area offer championship 

designed golf courses for the avid or amateur golfer. 

Other facilities offer indoor/outdoor tennis and racquetball/ 

wallyball courts, while fitness centers offer group classes as well 

as cardiovascular machines and weights. Lockport also boasts 

several aquatic facilities ranging from lap pools to waterslides 

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and zero-depth entry, making them terrific spots for any age. A 

local skate park boasts numerous pieces of equipment designed 

to challenge all levels of skaters. 

The Canyons Disc Golf Course has recently been opened in 

Dellwood Park. Whether you are new to the game of disc golf 

or a seasoned player, this course is perfect for you! 

The Lockport Township Park District also offers a wide variety 

of special events all year including historical reenactments, 

themed parties and brunches, holiday festivals, community 

gatherings and more! 

Residents and visitors alike will never run out of things to do in 

the Lockport area. Both the city and businesses offer outstanding 

recreational opportunities throughout the year, indoors and out. 

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Annual events 

lockport gatherings throughout the year 

• Main Street Lockport 1836 Event 

• Lockport Chamber of Commerce Community 

& Health Expo 

• City of Lockport/Lockport Chamber of Commerce 

State of the City Address 

• Main Street Lockport Bike and Dine Events 

• Pit Stop Food Court/Farmer’s Market – every Monday 

June-August 4-8pm 

• Cruisin’ Into Lockport Classic Car Show – every Monday 

June-August 6:30-8:30pm 

• Old Canal Days Festival – June 16-19, 2016 

• Annual Summer Fireworks Show at Dellwood Park– July 3 

• WWII Days – September 10-11, 2016 

• Summer Art Series – June 17-September 25, 2016 

• White Oak Library District, Lockport Branch 

Comicopolis- August 6, 2016 

• St. Joseph’s Annual Oktoberfest – September 30- 

October 2, 2016 

• Lockport Lions Club Candy Days- October 

• Pumpkins in the Park/Trunk or Treat- October 

• Hayride of Horror – Friday & Saturday evenings 

October 7-29, 2016 

• Lockport Chamber of Commerce Annual Awards 

& Dinner Gala 

• Christmas Crossroads Craft Show – November 19-20, 2016 

• Christmas in the Square/Small Business Saturday – 

November 26, 2016 

For a complete listing of events and corresponding 

dates in the Lockport Community, please visit 

www.events.lockport.org 

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NEIGHBORHOODs 

Lockport offers the best in suburban living; its 

convenient location, diverse housing options 

and old-town charm all contribute to its reputation 

as an ideal place to live. Lockport is a blending 

of historic neighborhoods and new subdivisions. The City 

offers a variety of housing options that can meet the needs of 

singles, young and growing families, and retirees. To maintain 

high quality housing, Lockport adopted Residential Design 

Guidelines to reinforce the City’s commitment that future 

housing developments protect and enhance the quality of life, 

property values and overall character of the community. 

Residents living in Lockport have access to top-notch education 

provided by several public schools, two parochial schools 

and nearby local universities and colleges. There are countless 

recreational opportunities in Lockport that are available yearround. 

Many of these opportunities are available through the 

Lockport Township Park District, which provides park areas 

and programs to enrich the quality of life in the community. 

The District maintains over 50 recreational areas comprising 

approximately 950 acres, including historic Dellwood Park. 

A sense of community pride and commitment are strong 

residential living 

The Langley in Sagebrook of Lockport. Courtesy of 

M/I Homes of Chicago, LLC. 

The Executive Manhattan at Oak Creek of 

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in Lockport. As a historic town located along the Illinois & 

Michigan Canal, Lockport recognizes the importance of embracing 

its heritage and bringing it to life through rich cultural 

experiences such as Old Canal Days, the weekly summer 

Farmer’s Market and the Summer Arts Festival. In addition, 

Lockport is fortunate to be home to several museums. 

In 2014, Lockport made the top 10 among the best places for 

homeownership in Illinois, according to Nerdwallet (a consumer 

advocacy group). Their study considered availability, 

affordability, and growth. 

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shop local 

5 reasons to Shop Locally 

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Remember that every time you spend a dollar, you are impacting 

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you are patronizing are owned by someone who lives in 

our community. That means that the money you spend 

locally will be recycled back into our local economy. 

2. Generate opportunity 

Not only do locally owned businesses employ more people 

directly per dollar of revenue, they are the customers of 

other local businesses, which in turn creates an expansion 

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centers, which essentially reduces traffic, habitat loss, 

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The People of CITGO 

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business, industry and transportation 

Business continues to thrive in Lockport as evidenced 

by the new multi-tenant commercial building constructed 

at Lockport Square on 159th Street. An ideal location and 

convenient access to major expressways, airports and Chicago 

contribute to the thriving business climate. Lockport has all of 

the necessary components needed to create a healthy retail/commercial 

environment and is aggressively seeking quality dining 

establishments, retailers and services. Multiple sites are available 

throughout the area, including Lockport’s historic downtown. 

The City and their outside consultant (The Retail Coach) continue 

to work together on a Strategic Economic Development Plan 

that defines a customized retail trade area having a population of 

98,496 and an average household income of $96,557. 

The City of Lockport has an established industrial/ 

business park presence along the I-355 corridor 

that includes Heritage Crossing Corporate Center by ML Realty 

Partners, Prime Business Campus, and the newest industrial/ 

business park, 355 Corporate Center by Panattoni Development 

Company. Property for two additional industrial/business parks 

are also under consideration. Visibility from and access to I-355 

makes these developments a perfect choice for any industrial/business 

park user. Along New Avenue, Star Business Park (the former 

Texaco Refinery Site) provides a unique opportunity for industrial 

development given its proximity to the Illinois & Michigan Canal. 

Transportation access is key to the success of any 

business or industrial project in this market. Only 

35 miles from Chicago, Lockport is easily accessed via rail, highway 

and air transportation Lockport has direct access to I-355 

via interchanges at IL Route 171/143rd Street and 159th Street/ 

IL Route 7 and given its location along the corridor, Lockport also 

provides easy access to both I-55 and I-80. The Metra Heritage 

Corridor Commuter Rail Line located in Downtown Lockport, 

provides six commuter trains to and from Chicago; and the Lewis 

Regional Airport, located within minutes of Lockport, is equipped 

to accommodate commuter planes. PACE Bus service serves the 

area with public bus transportation. Having such a variety of 

transportation options makes it convenient for businesses, employees, 

customers and visitors alike to make Lockport a destination. 

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Healthcare 

Health and wellness 

Lockport takes healthcare seriously! Lockport 

residents and visitors have easy access to several outstanding 

medical centers and healthcare providers offering high quality, 

dependable care. Three, national award winning hospitals 

are close by: Silver Cross in New Lenox, Provena Saint Joseph 

Medical Center in Joliet and Adventist Bolingbrook Hospital. 

The well-being of Lockport residents and its visitors are served by a 

number of medical groups in the area that offer general or specialized 

medical services. Urgent and immediate care needs can be 

handled in town with the most up-to-date technology and world 

class staffs and physicians. Emergency care is supported by the 

Lockport Fire Department consisting of a sworn staff of seventyeight 

firefighters and paramedics, all who are certified as Paramedics 

by the Illinois Department of Public Health. 

For individuals in need of daily or temporary care, there are 

non-medical caregiver options in the area. These caregivers offer 

services from companion care to Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care. 

Non-urgent, general health and preventative medical needs can 

be met by the area’s robust collection of dental, pediatric, optometric, 

mental health & psychiatry, chiropractic centers and 

private physician’s offices, all located within the immediate area. 

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Architect 

Services 

Orbis Architects, Inc. 

432 E. 14th St. 


(815) 673-9400 

TRIA Architecture, Inc. 

901 McClintock Drive 100 

Burr Ridge, IL. 60527 

(630) 455-4500 

Assisted Living 

Marian Village 

15624 Marian Dr. 

Homer Glen, IL. 60491 

(708) 226-3780 

Attorney At Law 

Gatses Law Firm 

117 E. 9th St. 


(815) 838-4400 

Glockzin 

& Kearney, Ltd. 

200 W. 11th St. Ste. 2SW 


(815) 838-1000 

Luzbetak & Caneva 

Law Office 



(815) 838-0912 

Lynch Law Office 


2nd Floor, Ste. A 


(630) 960-4700 

The Coyle Law Office 

131 E. 9th St. 


(815) 838-6199 

Automotive 

Services 

Dan’s Automotive 

& Towing 

1134 E. 9th St. 


(815) 838-5188 

Dellwood Tire 

& Auto Repair 



(815) 838-3380 

Maurer Services 

20702 Gaskin Dr. 


(773) 631-6200 

Paul & Mike’s 

Transmissions 

232 Collins St. 


(815) 727-2413 

Super Quik Wash, Inc. 



(815) 651-0783 

Tuffy Auto 

Service Center 

600 E. 9th St. 


(815) 838-3700 

Warren Auto 



(815) 838-4790 

bakery 

Cakes XO 

14929 S. Archer Ave. 


(815) 838-4145 

JEM’s Bakery 

110 MacGregor Rd. 


(815) 524-5523 

bank 

First Community 

Financial Bank 

13901 S. Bell Rd. 


(708) 301-5900 

First Midwest Bank 



(815) 836-7736 

PNC Bank 

955 E. 9th St. 


(815) 838-2040 

Providence 

Bank & Trust 



(815) 834-2300 

Standard Bank 

& Trust Company 

16545 W. 159th St. 


(815) 941-9502 

Banquet facility 

Broken Arrow 

Golf Club 

16325 W. Broken Arrow Dr. 


(815) 836-8858 

DiNolfo’s 

Banquets, Inc 

14447 W. 159th St. 


(708) 645-1900 

Prairie Bluff 

Public Golf Club 



(815) 836-4653 

The Monte 

Bello Estate 

16501 135th St. 

Lemont IL. 60439 

(815) 836-8617 

Categorical member directory 

Business 

Consulting 

KasHenry, Inc. 

16609 Willow Walk Dr. 


(224) 595-7418 

Child Care 

Bobbie Noonan’s 

Child Care, Inc. 

947 E. Division St. 


(815) 838-2855 

The Learning 

Experience 

15434 E. 127th St. 

Lemont, IL. 60439 

(630) 243-9945 

Chiropractic 

Services 

Advanced Family 

Dental & Chiropractic 

of Lockport 

730 Washington St. 


(815) 741-1700 

Chiro One 


2625 Butterfield Rd. 

Ste. 301N 

Oak Brook, IL. 60523 

(630) 320-6421 

Deskin 

Chiropractic Clinic 

1650 East St. 


(815) 838-2273 


Chiropractic Clinic 

360 Summit Dr. 


(815) 838-9441 

Commercial 

Development 

Lockport Crossings 

Medical Center c/o 

Med Properties 

1206 E. 9th St. 


(847) 897-7309 

Porter Plaza 

Enterprise 

548 E. 10th St. 


(815) 838-0043 

Computer 

Consulting 

JK Computer 

Consulting, Inc 

990 E. 9th St. 


(815) 588-4530 

Zlan Partners 

2600 Warrenville Rd. 

Ste. 212 

Downers Grove, IL. 60515 

(888) 817-1115 

confectionary 

Hollingworth Candies 



(815) 838-2275 

credit union 

Canals & Trails 

Credit Union 

201 E. 9th St. 


(815) 838-7159 

Dental Services 

Advanced Family 

Dental & Chiropractic 


730 Washington St. 


(815) 741-1700 

Patrick Healy, D.D.S. 

916 7th St. 


(815) 836-0001 

Lockport Dental 

Group 

230 E. 8th St. 


(815) 838-6102 

Tom M. Ross, D.D.S. 



(815) 838-7174 

Zale, Foster & 

Ruginis Dental 



(815) 838-1998 

Education 

District 91 Education 

Foundation 

808 Adams St. 


(815) 531-5566 

District 92 

Foundation 

for Educational 

Excellence 



(815) 838-8051 

Intellect Learning 

Center 

11975 W. 143rd St. 

Orland Park, IL. 60467 

(708) 349-0001 

Joliet Junior College 


Joliet, IL. 60432 

(815) 729-9020 


High School 

1323 E. 7th St. 


(815) 588-8000 

St. Dennis 

Catholic School 



(815) 838-4494 

St. Joseph 

Catholic School 



(815) 838-8173 

Taft Foundation 



(815) 838-0408 

University of 

St. Francis 

500 Wilcox St. 


(815) 740-3379 

Employment 

Services 

Express Employment 

Professionals 

20660 Caton Farm Rd. Unit B 

Crest Hill, IL. 60 

(815) 768-3150 

Farm 

Sunny Lane Farms 

16217 S. Gougar Rd. 


(815) 342-2656 

Financial 

Services 

Edward Jones 

Investments 

Mark Sharp 

109 E. 9th St. 


(815) 838-6004 

Edward Jones 

Investments 

Ryan Sharp 

1217 E. 9th St. 


(815) 838-4969 

Fitness 

Coach Mike’s 

Personal Training, 

LLC 

1007 Maitland Dr. 


(815) 212-3558 

Gawea Yoga 



(815) 953-2416 

Midwest Martial Arts 

1033 E. 9th St. 


(815) 838-0888 

Perfect Shape 

Fitness 

703 E. 9th St. Ste. 105 


(815) 207-9423 

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Wings Dance Studio 

850 N. State St. Ste. 1 


(815) 838-3333 

Funeral Services 

Goodale Memorial 

Chapel 

912 S. Hamilton St. P.O. 

Box 212 


(815) 838-1533 

O’Neil Funeral Home 

1105 E. 9th St. 


(815) 838-5010 

Government 

City of Lockport 

222 E. 9th St. 


(815) 838-0549 

Lockport Police 

Department 



(815) 838-2132 


Fire District 

19623 W. Renwick Rd. 


(815) 838-3287 


Government 

222 E. 9th St. Ste. 310 


(815) 838-0380 

Senator Pat McGuire 



(815) 207-4445 

State Representative 

Emily McAsey 

209 W. Romeo Rd. 

Romeoville, IL. 60446 

(815) 588-0085 

grocery 

Berkot’s Super Foods 

500 Summit Dr. 


(815) 838-8899 

Healthcare/ 

Wellness 

Advanced Pediatric 

Care, Inc. 

300 N. Read St. Ste. A 


(815) 838-7337 

Advanced Physicians 



(815) 306-1106 

Adventist 

Bolingbrook Hospital 


Bolingbrook, IL. 60440 

(630) 312-6015 

www.lockport.org

Alan Chen Surgical 

Associates, P.C. 

823 129th Infantry Dr., 

Ste. 103 


(815) 729-9527 

AMITA Health 

Adventist Medical 

Center, Bolingbrook 

500 Remington Blvd 


(630) 312-6015 

Athletico Physical 

Therapy 

1147 E. 9th St. 


(815) 834-9901 

ATI Physical Therapy 

1065 E. 9th St. 


(815) 588-2009 

Caneva Foot 

& Ankle Clinic 



(815) 741-0791 

Chiro One 


2625 Butterfield Rd. 

Ste. 301N 

Oak Brook, IL. 60523 

(630) 320-6421 

Deskin Chiropractic 

Clinic 

1650 East St. 


(815) 838-2273 

Lockport Express 

Medical Group 

16221 W. 159th St. 


(815) 588-1111 

Minute Clinic 

16760 W. Division St. 


(224) 254-7835 

Silver Cross Hospital 

1870 Silver Cross Blvd. 

New Lenox, IL. 60451 

(815) 740-1234 

TheraCORE 

Physical Therapy 

16622 W. 159th St. Ste. 503 


(815) 838-5070 

healthcare/ 

urgent care 

Advocate Christ 

Outpatient Center 

1209 E. 9th St. 


(800) 323-8622 

Lockport Express 

Medical Group 

16221 W. 159th St. 


(815) 588-1111 

Minute Clinic 

16760 W. Division St. 


(866) 389-2727 

Home/property 

Improvement 

A-1 ECO/Lindsay 

Water Treatment 

2016 Plainfield Rd. 

Box 2543 


(815) 725-2122 

A.A. Rigoni Bros. 

Marble & Granite 

112 Connor Ave. 


(815) 838-5600 

Ace Hardware 

1037 E. Ninth St. 


(815) 838-3310 

Alan Grady Carpentry 

& Remodeling 



(815) 838-4338 

Bickus Plumbing, Inc. 

3357 S. State St. Unit B 

Lockport IL, 60441 

(708) 250-0605 

Bear Home 

Improvement 

18700 S. Wolf Rd. Ste. 116 

Mokena, IL. 60448 

(708) 478-4301 

Construction by 

Sperling, Inc. 



(815) 766-1169 

John’s Handyman 

Service 

305 E. 18th St. 


(815) 588-1094 

Servpro of Lockport/ 

Lemont/Homer Glen 

16525 W. 159th. St. Ste. 225 


(708) 301-4200 

Window Works 

570 E. North Frontage Rd. 


(847) 315-9221 

Wolf’s Seal 

Coating, Inc 

1952 Elgin Ave. 


(815) 774-9653 

Home Inspections 

Beans Home 

Inspections 

16608 W. 146th Pl. 


(630) 484-4183 

hospital 

AMITA Health 

Adventist Medical 

Center, Bolingbrook 



(630) 312-6015 

Silver Cross Hospital 

1870 Silver Cross Blvd. 


(815) 300-1100 

(888) 660-HEAL 

(Free Physician Referral Hotline) 

ice cream 

Dairy Queen 

950 E. 9th St. 


(815) 838-1701 

Insurance 

AAA Insurance 

and Travel 

1500 Essington Dr. 


(815) 744-6941 

Aetna Better Health 

of Illinois 

333 W. Wacker Dr. 

Chicago, IL 60606 

(312) 821-0583 

Allstate - Gamache 

Insurance Group 

16614 W. 159th St. Ste. 302 


(815) 834-2700 

Assurity Insurance 

Agency, Inc. 

1112 E. 9th St. 


(815) 838-7900 

Farmers Insurance, 

Preston Lewis 

Agency 



(815) 524-4275 

Liberty Mutual 

Insurance 

24402 W. Lockport, St. 

Ste. 124 

Plainfield, IL. 60544 

(708) 267-3674 

Likar Insurance 

Agency 

214 East 2nd St. 


(815) 838-3206 

Northern Insurance 

Service, Ltd. 



(815) 744-0111 

State Farm 

Insurance- 

Michelle L. Kerfin 

14051 S. Bell Rd. 


(708) 301-1800 

Media Publication 

Lockport Legend 

22nd Century Media 

11516 W. 183rd St. 

Office Condo 3, Unit SW 

Orland Park, IL. 60467 

(708) 326-9170 

The Times Weekly 

254 E. Cass St. 


(815) 723-0325 

Trader Magazine/ 

Preferred Business 

Publications, Inc. 

1938 Lincoln Hwy. 216 


(815) 717-6399 

Mortgage 

Services 

Parlay Mortgage & 

Property, Inc. 

16612 W. 159th St. Ste. 201 


(815) 838-6613 

new Home Builder 

MC Custom 

Homes, Inc. 

P.O .Box 1378 


(815) 740-0808 

M/I Homes 

400 E. Diehl Rd. Ste. 230 

Naperville, IL. 60563 

(630) 577-5216 

Non-Profit/ 

Service 

American Cancer 

Society Relay for Life 


17060 Oak Park Ave. 

Tinley Park, IL. 60477 

(708) 633-7770 

Big Run Wolf Ranch 



(815) 588-0044 

Bridges to A New Day 

215 W. Romeo Rd. 


(815) 838-2690 

Citizens Against 

Ruining the 

Enviroment 

C.A.R.E. 

P.O. Box 536 


(815) 834-1611 

Give Something 

Back Foundation 

16614 W. 159th St. Ste. 301 


(815) 834-8400 

Lockport Area 

Genealogical & 

Historical Society 

222 E. 9th St. 


(815) 838-6236 

Lockport Love 

1212 N. Farrell Rd. 


(312) 203-9998 

Lockport Veterans 

Commission 

P.O. Box 521 


(708) 567-5382 

Loyal Order of the 

Moose #1557 

118 E. 10th St. 


(815) 838-3944 

Main Street 

Lockport Inc. 



(815) 834-2812 

Midwest SOARRING 

Foundation 

P.O. Box 275 

Lyons, IL. 60534 

(708) 257-4300 

National Trust for 

Historic Preservation 

200 W 8th St. 


(815) 838-9400 

S O S Children’s 

Village 

17545 Village Ln. 


(815) 740-7280 

United Way 

of Will County 

54 N. Ottawa St. 


(815) 723-2500 

VFW Post # 5788 

1026 E. 9th St. 

P.O. Box 221 


(815) 838-1066 

White Oak 

Library District 

121 E. 8th St. 


(815) 838-0755 

Optometry 

Patricia H. Simpson, 

O.D., Ltd 

123 E.9th St. 


(815) 838-8069 

Pediatrics 

Advanced Pediatric 

Care, Inc. 

300 N. Read St. Ste. A 


(815) 838-7337 

Personal Care 

Mint Salon 



(815) 838-2660 

Sport Clips 

16649 W. 159th St. 


(815) 838-1200 

Studio 305 

Salon & Spa 

230 E. 8th St. 


(815) 834-0401 

Pet Care 

All Pets Grooming 



(815) 836-3647 

All Pets Hospital 

200 Read St. 


(815) 838-0505 

Blue Star’s Pet Care 

718 E. North St. 


(708) 250-5432 


Athletico Physical 

Therapy 

1147 E. 9th St. 


(815) 834-9901 

ATI Physical Therapy 

1065 E. 9th St. 


(815) 588-2009 

TheraCORE 


16622 W. 159th St. Ste. 503 


(815) 838-5070 

Place of Worship 

Cross Point Church 

P.O. Box 1000 


(815) 838-9105 

First Congregational 

Church 

700 E. 9th St. 


(815) 838-2091 

Grace Baptist Church 



(815) 838-0718 

Legacy Vineyard 

Church 

315 E. 11th St. 


(815) 725-1155 

Parkview 

Christian Church 

14367 W. 159th St. 


(815) 838-9080 

Shepherd of the Hill 

Lutheran Church 

925 E. 9th St. 


(815) 838-0708 

St. Dennis 




(815) 838-2592 

St. Joseph 


410 S. Jefferson St. 


(815) 838-0187 


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Podiatry 

Caneva Foot 

& Ankle Clinic 



(815) 741-0791 

Property 

Management 

Pathway Property 

Management 

P.O. Box 372 


(815) 836-0400 

Real Estate 

Cari Potter- 

Berkshire Hathaway 

Home Services 

16106 S. Rt. 59 

Plainfield, IL. 60586 (815) 

531-5566 

Century 21 

Pro-Team 

1215 E. 9th St. 


(815) 838-0110 

Coldwell Banker 

Honig Bell 

1165 E. 9th St. 


(815) 838-7030 

Coldwell Banker 

Honig Bell 

950 Essington Rd. 


(815) 744-1000 

Illinois Real 

Estate Center 



(708) 612-2000 

Recreation 

Big Run Golf Club 

17211 W. 135th St 


(815) 838-1057 

Big Run Wolf Ranch 



(815) 588-0044 

Broken Arrow 

Golf Club 

16325 W. Broken Arrow Dr. 


(815) 836-8858 

Haunted Trails 

1423 N. Broadway 


(630) 235-5951 


Park District 

1911 S. Lawrence Ave. 


(815) 838-1183 

Prairie Bluff Public 

Golf Club 



(815) 836-4653 

Siegel’s Cottonwood 

Farm 

17250 S. Weber Rd. 


(815) 693-8583 

Tri-County Special 

Rec.Assoc. 

10 Montrose Drive 


(815) 407-1819 

Refinery 

CITGO Petroleum Corp. 

135th Street & New Avenue 


(630) 257-4531 

Restaurant 

Anthony’s Pancake 

House & Restaurant 

1030 E. 9th St. 


(815) 838-2445 

Aurelio’s Pizza of 


16529 W. 159th St. 


(815) 588-4422 

Culver’s of Lockport 

15940 S. Farrell Rd. 


(815) 838-6848 

Embers Tap House 



(815) 483-9322 

George’s Restaurant 



(815) 838-7225 

Heritage Pizza 



(815)838-8888 

Honeyfield Restaurant 

982 E. 9th St. 


(815) 836-3880 

Mamma Onesta’s 

Italian Restaurant 



(815) 588-0900 

McDonald’s 

Restaurant 

1039 E. 9th St. 


(815) 838-6304 

McDonald’s 

Restaurant 

16519 W. 159th St. 


(815) 524-4806 

Papa Joe’s 

Restaurant 



(815) 838-9099 

Pizza Plus More 



(815) 838-5270 

Pizzeria at the Point 



(815) 836-3838 

Public Landing 

200 W. 8th St. 


(815) 838-6500 

Rosati’s Pizza 

1047 E. 9th St. 


(815) 588-2000 

Sizzles 

571 E. Division St. 


(815) 524-5391 

Submarine City 



(815) 838-2080 

The Outpost 

Pub and Grill 



(815) 836-8893 

Vegan Café 



(815) 838-4626 

Retail Specialty 

7 Paintball 

and Airsoft 

1143 E. 9th St. 


(815) 588-1777 

Automated Forms 

& Graphics 

P.O. Box 367 


(630) 887-9811 

Cross Points Sales, 

Inc. (CPSI) 



(815) 727-6585 

Fast Signs 

1920 Plainfield Rd. 


(815) 730-7828 

Floral Designs 

by Dawn 

214 E. 2nd St. 


(815) 545-6217 

Hollingworth Candies 



(815) 838-2275 

Interiors 

by Diane DeCero 



(815) 552-2491 

Lockport Resource 

Center 



(815) 838-9615 

Marchio Tile & Carpet 



(815) 838-6050 

Mattress Firm 

16453 W. 159th St. 


(815) 838-1161 

Naked Sprout 

Organic Market 



(815) 838-9203 

Rich’s Yamaha, Inc. 



(815) 838-8130 

Stephenson 

Photography 



(815) 838-4264 

Thimbles 



(815) 836-8735 

Walco Tool & 

Engineering 

18954 Airport Rd. 


(815) 834-0225 

Wal-Mart 

Supercenter 



(815) 838-1027 

Wild Bill’s RV 

& Outdoor Center 

13515 W. 159th St. 


(708) 301-9110 

Storage Facility 

Secure Storage 


978 E. 9th St. 


(815) 838-5000 

Tax/Accounting 

EZ Tax & 

Bookkeeping 

1000 S. Hamilton St. Ste. H 


(815) 834-9800 

Liberty Tax Service 

1041 E. 9th St. 


(815) 524-2058 

STE Corporation 

16612 W. 159th St. #203 


(815) 836-0100 

Tree Service 

Homer Tree 

Service, Inc. 



(815) 838-0320 

Tourism 

Heritage Corridor CVB 

15701 Independence Blvd. 


(800) 926-2262 

Illinois State 

Museum - Lockport 

Gallery 

201 W. 10th St. 


(815) 838-7400 

wine bar 

William Alexander 

Wine Studio 



(815) 834-9463 

Waste 

Management 

Big Box Disposal, Inc. 



(815) 838-2800 

Portable John, Inc. 

1414 Canal St. 


(815) 838-7000 

quick reference guide 

Emergency. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 911 

Lockport Police Department 

(Non-Emergency) ....(815) 838-2132 

Lockport Fire 

Protection District 

(Non-Emergency) ....(815) 838-3287 

Homer Township Fire 

Protection District 

(Non-Emergency) ....(815) 838-5006 

Poison Control .......(800) 222-1222 

Animal Control ......(815) 838-4406 

City of Lockport ......(815) 838-0549 


Government. . . . . . . (815) 838-1031 

Assessor’s 

Department ........(815) 838-0780 

Highway 

Department ........ (815) 726-6056 

Park District .......(815) 838-1183 

Lockport Post Office. (815) 838-0656 

White Oak Library District 

Lockport Branch .....(815) 838-0755 

Lockport Chamber 

of Commerce ........(815) 838-3357 

Village of 

Homer Glen .........(708) 301-0632 

Homer Township 

Administration .....(708) 301-0522 

Assessor’s Office ...(708) 301-8166 

Highway Department.(708) 301-0246 

Public Library ......(708) 301-7908 

Will County 

General Information. (815) 722-5515 

Health Department . (815) 737-8480 

Land Use ..........(815) 774-3321 

Senior Services .....(815) 892-1412 

Sheriff’s Department. (815) 727-8575 

utilities 

Lockport Water 

Department ... (815) 838-0549, opt. 3 

AT&T ..............(888) 288-2020 

Comcast ...........(800) 934-6489 

Commonwealth Edison 

(electricity) .........(800) 334-7661 

Nicor (gas)..........(888) 642-6748 

Waste Management ..(800) 747-2278 

www.lockport.org 

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