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the orland park prairie | May 18, 2017 | 11
Orland Park vehicle stickers available now
All vehicles that are
registered to Orland
addresses must
display sticker
Submitted by Village of
Orland Park
The Village of Orland Park
is now mailing applications
for 2017-2019 Village vehicle
stickers to residents who
purchased Village stickers
during the previous renewal
period.
Stickers are available for
purchase now.
Residents who do not receive
applications in the mail
may obtain blank forms on
the Village’s website at www.
orlandpark.org or at the Cashier’s
Office in the Frederick
T. Owens Village Hall, 14700
S. Ravinia Ave. Any vehicle
registered to an Orland Park
address must display the current
Village sticker in the
lower righthand corner of the
windshield (passenger’ side)
by June 30. After June 30, a
late fee will be assessed.
New for 2017, the Village
has added an online renewal
option. Visit www.orland
park.org to purchase vehicle
stickers online. If available,
residents are to reference the
“Vehicle ID” number above
the barcode on the pre-printed
application to renew their
vehicle sticker electronically.
If the vehicle ID is not available,
residents are still able
to purchase vehicle stickers
online.
Completed sticker applications
and payments also may
be mailed in the provided
envelope, or residents may
buy stickers at the Cashier’s
Office in Village Hall. The
Cashier’s Office is open 8
a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through
Friday, and until 7 p.m. on
the first and third Monday of
the month.
Allow five to seven business
days for delivery of vehicle
stickers purchased online
or by mail.
Vehicle stickers purchased
before the June 30 deadline
cost $30 for cars and motorcycles;
$40 for RVs, with
trucks varying in cost from
$30 to $130, based on weight.
Senior citizens, ages 65 or
older, pay $10 per sticker,
with a limit of two per household.
Residents who will turn
65 before June 30 qualify for
the discounted senior rate.
Late fees take effect July 1.
New village residents
have 30 days from the date
of residency to purchase a
vehicle sticker at the regular
rate; otherwise, a penalty
will apply. Vehicle stickers
for new residents can be
purchased in person at the
Village Hall, as proof of
residency is required.
Residents who purchase
new vehicles have 30 days
from the date of purchase to
obtain a vehicle sticker at the
regular rate; after 30 days, a
penalty will apply. Vehicle
stickers for new vehicles can
be purchased in person at the
Village Hall, as the proof of
purchase date is required.
If a new license plate is not
received within 30 days from
the vehicle purchase date, a
resident should not wait for
the new plate number but
rather indicate that the license
has been “applied for.” Once
the resident has received the
plate number, the resident
should contact the Cashier’s
Office at (708) 403-6170 to
record the license plate number.
Failure to display a valid
vehicle sticker subjects the
resident to a possible citation.
Residents who change vehicles
after having purchased
a 2017-2019 vehicle sticker
should remove the sticker
from the current vehicle and
bring it to the Cashier’s Office
with the bill of sale for
the new vehicle. A new sticker
will be issued for a transfer
fee of $1.
Further information is
available by calling the Village’s
Finance Department
at (708) 403-6170 or the
Village’s website at www.or
landpark.org.
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• Attend monthly meetings
on a regular basis throughout
the two-year term.
Committee meetings typically
take place at the Administration
Center and begin at
7 p.m. Committee members
are notified well in advance
of any change to this location
and/or time.
Education Committee:
This committee reviews all
policies, proposals and programs
related to curriculum
and co-curricular program
renewal development to provide
information and recommendations
to the School
Board (typically the first
Monday of each month).
Student Services Committee:
This committee reviews
all policies, proposals
and programs related to
student support services and
special services to provide
information and recommendations
to the School Board
(typically the second Tuesday
of each month).
Building and Finance
Committee: This committee
reviews all policies and proposals
related to Building/Finance
Committee. This committee
systematically reviews
the financial condition of the
district and provides information
and recommendations to
the School Board on matters
of policy, processes and planning
for district finance. This
committee oversees all building
projects within the district
and advises the School
Board on the progress of
those projects. This committee
also reviews topics related
to student transportation
(typically the third Monday
of each month).
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