Mount Prospect Public Library
125 S Emerson St. Story times, teen programs, and free museum passes.
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125 S Emerson St. Story times, teen programs, and free museum passes.
Rec programs, pools, and parks across the village.
Village board meetings, permits, and community announcements.
Prospect Knights varsity & JV schedules, rosters, and ticket info. This site doesn't have a licensed schedule feed for game dates - Illinois HS schedules run mostly through MaxPreps, a commercial aggregator this site doesn't republish from - so this links to the school's own athletics page instead.
Trick-or-treat hours for Mount Prospect, Arlington Heights, Des Plaines, Palatine, and Wheeling in one place, each linked to the village page it came from.
Private businesses appear here as they join the local directory — see what's currently listed.
Downtown Mount Prospect's annual fall festival, hosted by the Downtown Merchants — dates and details are announced on their own site each year.
The Village's calendar posts each year's seasonal community events, including the downtown farmers market when it's in season — check for the current schedule.
Water is billed by the Village; refuse and recycling go out in the green and blue wheeled carts every home gets (35/65/95-gallon sizes), billed with your water bill or quarterly without Village water service. The vehicle sticker program was eliminated in the 2024 budget, so that's one less errand than older guides mention. Questions: Public Works, (847) 870-5640.
Free to anyone living within Village limits — bring ID showing your current name and address to the Main Library or South Branch. A card for anyone under 18 needs a parent or guardian's signature. Circulation desk: (847) 590-3624.
Most of the village's elementary and middle schools are part of District 57 — confirm your specific address, since school boundaries don't always follow village lines.
Prospect High School, Mount Prospect's own, is part of District 214, which also serves several neighboring towns — again, confirm by address rather than assuming.
The Village's own tourism site rounds out things to do and see nearby, beyond downtown.
It's regenerated automatically from the village, library, and park district's own listings, typically several times a week - not a one-time write-up that goes stale.
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