Elmhurst Park District
The Elmhurst Park District (founded 1920) provides residents with opportunities for lifetime enjoyment through its management of 28 parks covering 468 acres and 21 facilities.
The Elmhurst Park District (founded 1920) provides residents with opportunities for lifetime enjoyment through its management of 28 parks covering 468 acres and 21 facilities.
Serving the academic needs of Elmhurst College students and the greater community for reading and study, A.C. Buhler Library is one of the finest small-college libraries in the Midwest.
Situated in the center of our community, the Elmhurst Public Library offers resources, public meeting space and an atmosphere to study, work and create.
Elmhurst residents are served by two township governments, York and Addison, which provide services mandated by the state and approved by their board of trustees
Illinois became a state on December 3, 1818, was the 21st state to enter the Union and is now the fifth most populous state in the country with almost 12.9 million people.
The United States of America is a federal republic composed of 50 states, a federal district, five major self-governing territories and various possessions.
Elmhurst residents enjoy their community with a low crime rate thanks to the efforts of full-time and part-time sworn officers, K-9 unit, community service officers and civilian support staff.
Elmhurst is one of only 16 communities in Illinois with an I.S.O. Class II protection rating, thanks to its 11 paid officers, 33 firefighters and 12 contracted paramedics.
Several private/parochial schools in Elmhurst serve families desiring a faith-based learning atmosphere for their children. Each of these educational institutions offers preschool for children ages 3 and 4.
A premier, comprehensive, four-year college founded in 1871, Elmhurst College blends liberal learning and professional preparation to educate students for life in a global society.