Engage, Conserve, Optimize
ECO-Algonquin
The Village of Algonquin prides itself on being a leader in its use of sustainable practices. For years the Village and its citizens have worked hard to have nature preserves, recycling, energy efficiency, protected natural areas, and abundant parkspace, while still providing the services and amenities of a growing metropolitan community. That stated, the Village of Algonquin is pleased to present the concept of ECO-ALGONQUIN! ECO-ALGONQUIN is not the latest fad, trend, or buzzword; it's standard operating procedure. Whether it is developing expansive parks and trails, being recognized as a Tree City USA, converting grass detention ponds into naturalized areas, or even using vegetable oil for fueling our fleet; these are hardly new initiatives but things the Village has been doing for years.
ECO-ALGONQUIN is designed to bring together these wonderful programs and ideas to ENGAGE, CONSERVE, and OPTIMIZE our resources to work toward building a more sustainable Algonquin.
Rain Barrels and Tumbling Composters Sale Over
The Village of Algonquin and The Land Conservancy of McHenry County have joined together to offer rain barrels and tumbling composters at a great price and easy pick up locations.
If you ordered a rain barrel or tumbling composter, they are available for pick up at Algonquin Village Hall (2200 Harnish Drive) on May 11 8:00am-5:00pm or May 12 10:00am-2:00pm
Conservation Community Day
Click below for more information on Conservation Community Day, which will be held on June 15 on the Woods Creek bicycle path in Algonquin.
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