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Illinois’ Modified Executive Order Begins Friday, May 1
Here’s What you Need to Know:
Face Coverings: Anyone age two or older is required to wear a face covering or a mask when in a public place like stores where a six-foot social distance can’t be maintained:
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Outdoor Recreation:
Golf Courses: Golf will be permitted under strict safety guidelines and social distancing requirements. The Glencoe Golf Club will be open starting on Friday, May 1. (More details below).
State Parks: Some state parks will open on Friday. Visit the Department of Natural Resources for a list. Guests will be allowed to engage in activities, such as wildlife observation, hiking, biking, horseback riding and fishing. All visitor centers, campgrounds, playgrounds, shelter reservations, interpretive educational programs, beaches, special events and concessions will remain closed. (Glencoe Parks are open for outdoor recreation so long as social distancing guidelines are followed; all playgrounds, sports courts and facilities remain closed.)
Essential Businesses: Greenhouses, garden centers, animal groomers and nurseries may reopen with required social distancing. Employees and customers are also required to wear a face covering.
Retail Businesses: Non-essential retail stores may reopen to fulfill telephone and online orders through pick-up outside the store and delivery, but cannot allow customers in the store.
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Glencoe Golf Club Reopens Friday
The Glencoe Golf Club is already booking tee times for when it reopens on Friday, May 1. All golfers are required to adhere to CDC protocols, including maintaining a minimum of six feet distance from others at all times, appropriate hand washing and staying home if you are sick. The Golf Club has also shared the following changes and restrictions that everyone must follow, including:
- Tee times are every 15 minutes
- Twosomes only
- Walking only, except individuals with a disability or physical limitation (handicap placard or note from a doctor required)
- No rental of pull carts or clubs
- No walk-ons, you need to have a tee time before you arrive
- Prepayment is required
- The golf shop, driving range and practice areas will be closed.
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Staying Safe and Active Outdoors During COVID-19
Spring has sprung, and we can expect to see beautiful weather over the coming days. We understand that you want to be outside and enjoy the warmer temperatures, but please remember that we remain under a Stay at Home Order to help protect the health and safety of our community.
Please follow these dos and don’ts to keep yourself and others safe:
All Glencoe Park District facilities and playgrounds are closed. If you plan to visit Glencoe Beach, remember that walkers and runners must adhere to social distancing requirements. Groups are prohibited.
And, when using the Green Bay Trail, remember to slow down, communicate and pass safely. Visit the Glencoe Park District for more information and social distancing requirements in parks, outdoor facilities and trails.
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Sign Up for Smart 911 to Receive Emergency Notifications – Village to Test System Thursday
If you've already signed up for Smart911, that's great! If you haven’t, sign up today to receive important safety alerts and emergency notifications from the Village. Also, by creating a Safety Profile in Smart911, first responders will be aware of important information that will help Police, Fire and EMS locate and help you in an emergency.
This Thursday, the Village will conduct a test of the system. Please be advised that if you are registered, you will get a notification. You do not need to take any other action.
If you're not registered, please take a few minutes to complete your profile at Smart911.com or through the Smart911 app.
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2020 Vehicle Stickers and Animal License Renewals: Deadline Extended to June 30
Village vehicle sticker and animal license(s) renewal letters were mailed in early March, and renewals must be completed by June 30. The Village extended the deadline from May 1 to June 30. Residents may purchase and make changes to their 2020 vehicle and animal license(s) online.
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Chicago Botanic Garden Announces Closure Through June 30
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The Chicago Botanic Garden has announced it will remain closed through June 30 based on recommendations from State and local public health officials to help slow the spread of COVID-19. This includes the grounds, Visitor Center and all buildings. All programs, events and on-site classes have been canceled through the end of June. Visit the Chicago Botanic Garden website for more information.
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