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HOA Membership & Assessments

Our mailing address is:

FLHPOA
PO Box 131
Lake Villa, IL  60046

Please do not mail assessment payments to this address. All payments must be made through our financial management company, Associa. Please visit the Annual Assessment Payments page for payment options.

If your property is within the boundaries of the Fox Lake Hills Property Owners Association (FLHPOA), you are automatically a member. If your property is outside the boundaries, you are not eligible for membership.

View the FLHPOA association maps  →

No, membership is tied to property ownership and cannot be declined.

FLHPOA property owners who are up to date on their annual assessments are considered members in good standing.

Members in good standing may vote, use association parks and the harbor, and attend FLHPOA-sponsored events.

The FLHPOA uses the mailing address on file with Associa to send annual assessment packets, postcards, and other HOA correspondence. Your mailing address defaults to your property (unit) address unless you've requested a different mailing address through Associa.

If you live elsewhere for part of the year, rent out your Fox Lake Hills property, or have moved, please make sure your mailing address is up to date so you don't miss important HOA mailings.

To view your mailing address:

  1. Log in to TownSq.
  2. Click your name in the upper-right corner.
  3. Select Profile to view your mailing address.

To update your mailing address:

  1. In TownSq, select Requests from the left-hand menu.
  2. Submit a request asking Associa to update your mailing address. If you are temporarily using another mailing address, remember to request that it be changed back when you return to Fox Lake Hills.

Don't have a TownSq account?
You can create a TownSq account using the instructions on our Assessment Payments page. Once your account is set up, submit an address update request.

If you prefer not to use TownSq, you can contact Associa Customer Care directly:

Please keep your mailing address current to help ensure you receive annual assessment packets and other important FLHPOA communications.

Annual assessments are charged annually with the payment due on January 1.

According to our bylaws, the lot-based assessments are:

  • Unimproved lots (vacant land): $5 per lot
  • Improved lots (land with a structure): $10 per lot

In addition, each homeowner pays an annual fee of $135.

For example, if your property consists of one improved lot, your total annual assessment is $145 ($10 + $135).

If your property includes additional full or partial lots, your total annual assessment will be higher. For example:

  • One improved lot and half an unimproved lot is $147.50 ($10 + $2.50 + $135)
  • One improved lot and two unimproved lots is $155 ($10 + $5 + $5 + $135)

View the Assessment Payments page  →

FLHPOA annual assessments are used to maintain and improve shared common spaces, fund community events, and cover essential operational costs.

These expenses include landscaping in the parks and harbor, beach maintenance, playground equipment and repairs, pavilion and picnic table upkeep, electricity, legal fees, insurance, and more.

View the annual budgets and expense breakdown  →

Visit our Assessment Payments page for information about payment methods and instructions.

Board members do not process assessment payments. All payments must be made through our financial management company, Associa.

Read more about Associa  →
View the Assessment Payments page  →

Assessment packets are assembled and mailed by board members in mid- to late-November. Your packet will arrive in a large manila envelope. Balances are due January 1.

Even if you don't receive a packet, you can log in to TownSq to view your balance and make a payment. Please keep your mailing address in TownSq up to date to help ensure you receive future FLHPOA mailings!

If you can't log in to TownSq because you don't have your account number, please contact Associa at (847) 882-8207 or helpmechicagoland@associa.us.

View the Assessment Payments page  →

For questions about your assessment invoice or the payment portal, contact our financial management company, Associa, at (847) 882-8207 or helpmechicagoland@associa.us.

Assessments are an obligation of property ownership under the FLHPOA Declaration, Constitution, and Bylaws, not a fee based on how often an individual homeowner uses the parks or participates in community events.

Annual assessments help fund the shared expenses of maintaining and operating FLHPOA. These expenses support the community as a whole, including the upkeep of common areas, maintenance and operations, and other association responsibilities.

Well-maintained common areas and amenities can contribute to the overall appeal of a neighborhood and may positively influence property values. These benefits can extend to all homeowners.

All homeowners are required to pay their annual assessments.

Please see our comprehensive assessment collections policy for information about the consequences of nonpayment.

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Meetings & Events

All homeowners are welcome and encouraged to attend our monthly association board meetings!

Meetings are held at 7 pm on the third Wednesday of each month at the Lake Villa Township Community Center (37850 N Rte 59), in the multipurpose room (first door on the left).

During these meetings, board members share updates, discuss maintenance projects and upcoming events, and address other association business.

Homeowners attending the meetings also have an opportunity to ask questions and share concerns. We aim to keep meetings to an hour or less.

For updates, check the announcements on our website and/or the FLHPOA Facebook page.

View the full list of meeting dates  →

Our Annual Meeting is held in September. During this meeting, the proposed budget for the upcoming fiscal year is presented, and board members for the following year are elected. Other important matters may also be brought to a vote.

A quorum (the minimum number of members who must be present to conduct business) is required for the meeting to proceed. Because this is an important meeting for homeowners, we send a postcard and post reminders to encourage attendance.

Special meetings are called to address specific matters that need to be considered outside the regular monthly board or Annual Meeting schedule. Homeowners are notified of the purpose of the meeting so they can decide whether to attend.

All homeowners are encouraged to attend special meetings. A quorum (the minimum number of members who must be present to conduct official business) is required when a special meeting involves board action or other business requiring a quorum. However, special meetings scheduled solely to provide a forum for residents to discuss a specific topic do not require a quorum.

FLHPOA property owners in good standing (up to date on their annual assessments) and their guests are welcome at our events.

View the calendar  →

Yes! Fox Lake Hills generally follows the Village of Lake Villa's trick-or-treating hours, typically 4–7pm on October 31. Please check the Village's website or Facebook page for the current year's hours and any updates.

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Common Areas & Amenities

Members in good standing may use the association’s parks, harbor, and other shared amenities.

A member in good standing is one who is current on their annual assessments. Some amenities may have additional rules or reservation requirements.

FLHPOA has four parks: Bayview Park, Orchard Park, Chesney Park, and John Rule Park. For photos and more information about each park, please see the Parks page.

A reservation guarantees your use of Mortensen Pavilion and is available only to FLHPOA members in good standing (up to date on their annual assessments). If the pavilion is not reserved, it may be used on a first-come, first-served basis.

For information about reservations, rental costs, rules, and available dates, please visit the Mortensen Pavilion page.

Pavilion Reservation Form  →

No reservation is required, but at least one player must be an FLHPOA member in good standing (up to date on their annual assessments).

Please be considerate of others waiting to use the court and limit your playing time when others are waiting.

Yes. Please follow these rules:

  • Children must always be accompanied and supervised by an adult while at the beach.
  • Swimmers should remain within the designated swimming area. Swimming outside the marked area is unsafe because of boat traffic.
  • Water at the beach is tested for bacteria every other week. If bacteria levels are too high, signs will be posted to close the beach. During a closure, testing will occur daily until levels return to a safe range. For your health and safety, do not swim while the beach is closed.
  • Pets are not allowed at the beach.
  • The beach closes at dusk.

From Memorial Day to Labor Day, the Lake County Health Department monitors beaches on inland lakes, collecting water samples twice per month.

The water samples are tested for E. coli bacteria, which are found in the intestines of almost all warm-blooded animals. While not all strains of E. coli are the same, certain strains can make humans sick if ingested in high concentrations.

If water samples exceed the E. coli threshold (235 E. coli/100 mL), the FLHPOA board is notified, and a closure sign is posted. During a closure, testing will occur daily until levels return to a safe range. For your health and safety, do not swim while the beach is closed.

Since heavy rain can raise bacteria levels, we always recommend avoiding swimming immediately after a major rainfall.

View the current status of "Fox Lake – Stanton Bay Park"  →

No, pets are not allowed in the parks. This rule is posted on the signs at each park.

No, according to 4.19 of our FLHPOA Bylaws, charcoal grills and open flames are not allowed in the parks. Open flames are only permitted during FLHPOA-sponsored events.

Learn more about the harbors and boat launches in Bayview and Chesney on the Harbors page.

Because we receive a high volume of questions about the harbor and boat launches, we have a dedicated Harbor FAQs page.

FLHPOA does not have specific rules regarding golf carts or ATVs. However, their use on public roads is subject to Illinois law and applicable local ordinances.

Under Illinois law, golf carts and ATVs generally may not be operated on public roads unless their use has been authorized by the appropriate government agency. Where road use is authorized, the following requirements apply:

  • Driver’s license: The operator must have a valid driver’s license.
  • Permitted roads: Operation is generally limited to authorized roads with posted speed limits of 35 mph or less. A crossing at an intersection may be permitted where the road’s speed limit is higher.
  • Required safety equipment: The vehicle must have brakes, steering, tires, a rearview mirror, front and rear reflectors, a slow-moving vehicle emblem, headlights, tail lamps, brake lights, and turn signals.
  • Lights: Headlights and tail lamps must be illuminated as required by law.
  • Insurance: Applicable mandatory vehicle insurance requirements must be met.
  • Rules of the road: Operators must follow applicable traffic laws. Driving under the influence is prohibited.

These requirements are a summary, not a complete list. Before operating a golf cart or ATV on public roads in the neighborhood, confirm that the specific roads and vehicle type are authorized by the appropriate local government.

For details, see Illinois Statute 625 ILCS 5/11-1426.1.

Please observe the 25-mph residential speed limit.

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Homeowner Property

Fox Lake Hills is an unincorporated area of Lake County.

Fox Lake Hills is in Lake Villa Township, not the Village of Lake Villa. For information about township services, announcements, and local resources, visit the Lake Villa Township website.

Note, you can sign up for their e-newsletter in the "Announcements" section of their homepage.

School district boundaries vary by location. Please consult the boundary maps linked below to determine which districts serve your address.

ELEMENTARY & MIDDLE SCHOOL DISTRICTS

HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICTS

If you are unsure which district serves your address, contact the school district directly to confirm.

All homeowners must comply with Lake County zoning ordinances and permitting requirements.

The FLHPOA does not require board approval for many exterior improvements, such as painting, installing a fence, adding a patio or deck, replacing your front door, or landscaping. However, homeowners should consider how proposed changes may affect their neighbors and the overall appearance of the community.

For details on improvements or changes that require FLHPOA board approval, please refer to Article 4 of the FLHPOA Bylaws.

No. Under Article 4.04 of the FLHPOA Bylaws, trailers and movable structures, whether on wheels or not, may not be used for temporary or permanent residential purposes.

Homeowners must also comply with Lake County ordinances regarding the parking and storage of RVs and mobile homes on their property.

FLHPOA does not have any regulations regarding boat storage on private property.

However, homeowners must comply with all relevant Lake County ordinances regarding parking and storing boats on their property.

Yes, the Open Burning Ordinance for unincorporated Lake County went into effect in 2022.

Prohibited:

  • Burning rubbish, garbage, refuse, and construction debris
  • Burning leaves and grass

Allowed Nov. 1–Mar. 31:

  • Burning woody yard waste (sticks and branches) with these restrictions:
    • M–F: 5pm–8pm or sunset, whichever is earlier
    • Sa–Su & Legal Holidays: 12pm–8pm or sunset, whichever is earlier
    • Burning is only permitted on the property where the yard waste was generated
    • Fires must be at least 50 feet from the road centerline, 25 feet from buildings, and 25 feet from property lines

Allowed Year-Round:

  • Recreational wood-burning fires no larger than 3’ x 3’ x 3’, used for warming, cooking, entertainment, etc.

Yes, outside water usage is restricted by ordinance to protect community water supplies during high-usage summer months. This includes watering lawns and landscaping, washing cars, and filling swimming pools. However, landscape watering with a handheld device (hose, watering can, or bucket) is allowed at any time.

  • May 15–Sept. 15: Outside water usage is permitted on odd- or even-numbered calendar days, based on your street address. Watering is only allowed before 10am or after 6pm on those days.
  • Newly Seeded or Sodded Yards: May be watered for 14 consecutive days between 6pm and 10am.
  • Severe Weather Conditions: Additional temporary restrictions may be imposed.

For more details, visit the Lake County Public Works website.

No. Although Lake County allows poultry on properties that meet certain requirements, poultry is not permitted in every neighborhood. The county advises residents to check their HOA covenants before acquiring poultry, because an HOA may prohibit it even when county regulations would otherwise allow it.

Under Article 4.08 of the FLHPOA Bylaws, animals other than house pets and poultry of any kind may NOT be kept or maintained on a property.

If you find injured or sick wildlife, avoid handling the animal and contact a licensed wildlife rehabilitator for guidance. If you encounter a coyote, review the Illinois Department of Natural Resources (IDNR) coyote guidance.

Additional information and resources are available on the Illinois Department of Natural Resources (IDNR) website.

Lake County's public nuisance ordinances apply to both incorporated and unincorporated areas of the county. The following are examples of rules that may affect homeowners.

  • Junk and Debris: It is a public nuisance to store junk, debris, or allow the accumulation of rubbish, garbage, or refuse on any property.
  • Overgrown Grass or Weeds: It is a public nuisance for grass or weeds to exceed 10 inches in height on residential properties.
  • Noise from Sound Systems: It is a public nuisance to operate or permit operation of any radio, stereo, or sound amplification system if:
    • The sound can be heard 100 feet or more from the source (vehicle or property line of the source property)
    • The sound exceeds 70db at the property line of any neighboring residential property.
  • Noise from Construction or Lawn Maintenance: It is a public nuisance to perform or allow construction, repair, remodeling, lawn mowing, or use power/non-power tools if the noise can be heard 100 feet or more from the property line during the following hours:
    • M–F: 9pm–6am
    • Sa–Su & Legal Holidays: 9pm–8am
  • Inoperable Vehicles: It is a public nuisance to keep or store any inoperable vehicle on any property unless the vehicle is kept within an enclosed building.
  • Animal Feces: It is a public nuisance to allow the accumulation of pet or animal feces on residential property.

View the Lake County Public Nuisance Ordinances PDF  →

If possible, try talking to your neighbor about the issue first. If the issue continues or you're not comfortable approaching your neighbor, submit a report through Lake County's Report a Concern page.

Required documents vary depending on your transaction. Consult your closing agent or real estate attorney to confirm which documents you need.

Information on how to order required documents and their approximate cost can be found on our Selling Your Home page. Questions should be directed to Associa Community Archives at (833) 462-3627 or shoppersupport@communityarchives.com.

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Utilities & Services

UTILITIES

OTHER SERVICES

  • Branch Removal: Lake Villa Township uses a wood chipper to collect and dispose of eligible curbside sticks and branches
  • Leaf Collection: Lake Villa Township provides seasonal curbside leaf vacuuming in the fall
  • Road Maintenance (Including Street Signs):
    • IDOT maintains state roads (e.g., Rte 59)
    • LCDOT maintains main county roads (e.g., Monaville Rd)
    • Lake Villa Township maintains roads and streets within our neighborhoods
  • Snow Removal:
    • IDOT plows state roads (e.g., Rte 59)
    • LCDOT plows main county roads (e.g., Monaville Rd)
    • Lake Villa Township plows roads and streets within our neighborhoods
    • Homeowners are responsible for snow removal on their own property
  • Street Lighting:
    • Lake Villa Township maintains some, but not all, street lights throughout Fox Lake Hills
    • FLHPOA maintains the remaining street lights
  • Waste & Recycling: LRS
  • Wood Chips: Lake Villa Township offers delivery of approx. 4–5 yards of wood chips/mulch to Fox Lake Hills homes upon request

For more information about waste and recycling services, including LRS collection, organic waste disposal, and other disposal options, please see our related FAQs.

Garbage, recycling, yard waste, and organics are collected every Wednesday. Put materials on the curb by 7am (pickup times may vary each week).

If one of the following holidays falls Sunday through Friday, collection will be delayed by one day:

  • New Year's Day
  • Memorial Day
  • Independence Day
  • Labor Day
  • Thanksgiving Day
  • Christmas Day

Report missed pickups in your online account the day after your scheduled service.

View the LRS Service Map  →

Create an account at my.lrsrecyclesdigital.com/login.

In your account, you will be able to:

  • Change your cart size
  • Add extra carts
  • Subscribe to seasonal yard waste service
  • Set up autopay

Need help? Contact LRS at (844) NEED-LRS.

LRS's five-year contract began in May 2024. Under the contract, the residential rate was set at $26.52 per month and remained frozen for the first two years. Beginning in May 2026, and each year thereafter, the contract allows for a 4% annual increase. As a result, the monthly residential rate increased from $26.52 to $27.58 in May 2026.

LRS bills homeowners quarterly in advance of service. Rates include both waste and recycling collection.

Waste & Recycling Cart Options and Pricing
A 96-gallon cart holds approximately 6 bags. A 64-gallon cart holds approximately 4 bags.

  • 96-Gallon Waste Cart: $82.74/quarter (default option unless otherwise selected)
  • 64-Gallon Waste Cart: $82.74/quarter
  • 96-Gallon Recycling Cart: Included in your quarterly cost (default option unless otherwise selected– can request a 64-gallon recycling cart instead)
  • Extra Waste or Recycling Cart: $15/quarter

Seasonal Yard Waste Options and Pricing
Yard waste, including grass clippings, leaves, weeds, yard trimmings, and brush, is collected weekly from April 1 through November 30 on your regular service day.

  • LRS Seasonal Yard Waste Subscription: $150 per season (includes a 96-gallon LRS yard waste cart)
  • Per Bag/Container Collection: Requires the purchase of stickers (one sticker per bag/container) and the use of an accepted yard waste container:
    • Customer-Owned Containers: 35 gallons or less with two handles, 50-pound limit
    • Biodegradable Brown Landscaping Bags: 2-ply thickness, 50-pound limit
    • Brush Bundles: Maximum of 5 feet long, 2 feet in diameter, and 45 pounds
  • See the question What are my options for disposing of organic waste? for more details.

Note, all information above is accurate as of July 2026.

As of summer 2026, stickers for excess trash and seasonal yard waste cost approximately $3 each and are available at the following locations:

All waste must fit inside the cart with the lid fully closed. Excess waste must be placed in an accepted bag or container and have one LRS sticker attached.

Excess waste bags/containers must follow these guidelines:

  • Size: 35 gallons or less per bag/container
  • Weight: Less than 50 pounds when full
  • Handles: Containers must have two handles

Recycling collection is unlimited. You may place additional accepted recyclables next to your recycling cart.

Follow these guidelines when recycling materials:

  • Paper: Do not recycle used paper plates, paper towels, or frozen food boxes.
  • Plastic: Do not recycle plastic bags, utensils, chip bags, or Styrofoam.
  • Cartons: Rinse and leave lids on.
  • Glass: All colors accepted.
  • Boxes: Large/bulky boxes must be broken down.

For more details, see the LRS Recycling 101 flyer.

GRASS CLIPPINGS & SMALL TWIGS

  • LRS: LRS collects yard waste, such as grass clippings and small twigs, weekly on your regular service day from Apr. 1 through Nov. 30. You have two options:
    • Subscribe to the seasonal yard waste service for $150 per season
    • Purchase individual LRS yard waste stickers for approximately $3 each

LEAVES

  • LRS: You can include leaves in your weekly yard waste.
  • Lake Villa Township: Place leaves along the curb for collection by vacuum truck.
    • Piles of leaves should be no more than 3 feet from the pavement
    • Leaves mixed with sticks, dog poop, or other non-leaf debris will NOT be taken
  • Lawnmower: Mulching your leaves with a lawnmower can be great for your grass as long as the layer doesn't get too thick (roughly 50% of your grass blades should remain visible).
    • Finely shredded leaves decompose and return essential nutrients back to the soil. They also boost microbial activity, water retention, and root growth and can help suppress weeds like dandelions and crabgrass.
  • Compost: You can let your leaves degrade in a compost pile or bin.

STICKS & BRANCHES

  • Lake Villa Township: Pile sticks and branches on your curb with the cut end facing the street.
    • Branches cannot be larger than 5 inches in diameter or longer than 6 feet.
    • Piles should not exceed 3 feet high by 6 feet long.
    • The Lake Villa Township Highway Department drives through our neighborhood with a wood chipper, often once per week in the non-winter months, but there isn't a set collection schedule.
  • Burning: You may burn woody yard waste between Nov. 1 and Mar. 31 OR year-round if being used for a recreational fire (see the Lake Co. Burning Ordinance for details)

FOOD SCRAPS

  • LRS: Organic food scraps, such as baked goods, grains, produce, and floral items, can be combined with yard waste. For more details, see the LRS Organics 101 flyer.
  • Compost: You can let your food scraps degrade in a compost bin.

HOLIDAY TREES

  • Lake Villa Township: Holiday trees will be collected between Dec. 26 and Jan. 17. Trees must be curbside by 7am and follow these guidelines:
    • Real trees only
    • Trees must be under 6 feet tall
    • No decorations (e.g., tinsel, lights, ribbons, ornaments)
    • No plastic wrap or trees inside plastic
    • Note, if trees freeze to the ground, they will be picked up once thawed.
  • Lake County Forest Preserves: For over 30 years, the Lake County Forest Preserves has been accepting trees for recycling. The majority of the trees are turned into wood chips used for trails and landscaping.
    • The closest site to Fox Lake Hills is Grant Woods (25405 W Monaville Rd). You can drop off your undecorated tree daily from 6:30am to sunset between Dec. 26 and Feb. 1.
    • Before visiting, confirm that the Lake County Forest Preserves is continuing its tree-recycling program and that Grant Woods is an available drop-off site.

Bulk items are those that do not fit in a waste cart, such as bed frames, bicycles, chairs, mattresses, sofas, toys, and wall art. Note, large items may need to be broken down to meet size requirements.

  • LRS: LRS collects bulk items weekly on your regular service day.
    • Bulk items must not exceed 50 pounds.
    • One bulk item is included with your weekly service; no advance arrangement is needed.
    • Additional bulk items can be arranged through pre-scheduling and a pre-payment of $20 per cubic yard. To make arrangements, call (844) NEED-LRS or email Service@LRSrecycles.com.
    • See the LRS Bulk Items 101 flyer for more details.
    • Please follow the specific guidelines for the following items:

Carpet

      • Up to 8 carpet rolls per week
      • Each roll must not exceed 4 feet long, 2 feet in diameter, and 50 pounds
      • Carpet rolls must be folded over and secured with twine or plastic

Glass, Mirrors, and Window Panes

      • Must have tape placed diagonally on the glass, or be covered in cardboard

Mattresses and Box Springs

      • Must be inside a plastic cover that is securely taped shut

Toilets

      • Must be disassembled into two pieces (tank and bowl)
      • Must be free of liquid

APPLIANCES

ELECTRONICS
SWALCO maintains a list of electronics recycling year-round drop off locations. The following options are available as of Oct. 2026.

  • LRS: LRS does not offer pick up for electronics, but they do take drop offs from Lake County residents at no cost.
    • Drop off at LRS (1350 N Old Rand Rd, Wauconda) between 8am and 4pm Monday through Friday. They are closed on holidays.
    • Limit of 7 items per visit, but there's no limit on cords and cables.
  • Grayslake Public Works Facility: No cost for drop offs by Lake County residents.
    • Drop off at the Grayslake Public Works Facility (585 Berry Ave, Grayslake) between 8am and 3pm Monday through Friday or between 8am and 12pm Saturday.
    • Limit of 7 items per visit, but there's no limit on cords and cables.
  • Highland Park Recycling Center: No cost for drop offs by Lake County residents.
    • Drop off at the City of Highland Park Recycling Center (1180 Half Day Rd, Highland Park) between 7am and 1pm every Tuesday or between 7am and 1pm the 1st Saturday of the month.
    • Limit of 7 items per visit, but there's no limit on cords and cables.

HOUSEHOLD CHEMICAL WASTE
Household Chemical Waste (HCW) is a term used to describe a variety of chemical products found in a household that have toxic or hazardous characteristics. SWALCO maintains a list of accepted materials.

SWALCO maintains a list of household chemical waste year-round drop-off locations. The options below were available as of Oct. 2026.

  • SWALCO Gurnee: This facility hosts two monthly drop-off days for household chemical waste, free for all Illinois residents.
    • The Household Chemical Waste Collection Event is two Saturdays per month. Appointments are required. Schedule your appointment  →
    • Drop off at the SWALCO facility (1311 N Estes St, Gurnee) at your appointment time.
  • SWALCO Mobile: These events are the same as the regular drop-off events but are collected at different designated locations in Lake County between April and October.

OTHER HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
For other items, SWALCO provides information about year-round drop off locations and disposal options. Select a category below for details.

Fox Lake Hills residents are required to use LRS for waste and recycling services under a contract managed by Lake Villa Township. The current contract runs through April 30, 2030.

If you have concerns about your service, please contact LRS directly at (844) NEED-LRS to share your feedback. You may also wish to contact Lake Villa Township, which oversees and manages the waste and recycling contracts.

The United Way of Lake County 211 Contact Center provides free, confidential referrals to local resources for housing, food assistance, crisis support, and other needs. Volunteer opportunities are also available.

The Lake Villa Township Food Pantry (37098 N Fairfield Rd) provides non-perishable food for Lake Villa Township residents.

  • Service hours are M–Th 8am–3:30pm.
  • You must bring proof of address.
  • You may receive support twice per month.

The Lake Villa Township offers several programs for assistance for those who qualify. Please visit their site to learn more about the different programs available.

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