Wauconda School District Offices (847) 526-7690
Grades K-4 Robert Crown (847) 526-7100
Grades K-5 Cotton Creek (847) 526-4700
Grades 6-8 Matthews Middle School (847) 526-6210
Grades 5-6 Wauconda Grade School (847) 526-6671
Grades 7-8 Wauconda Middle School (847) 526-2122
Grades 9-12 Wauconda High School (847) 526-6611
Transportation Department (847) 526-6672
FEMA recently changed the boundaries of the floodplain in our area, particularly in areas around Brighton Circle in RiverWalk. Lots previously brought out of the flood plain may now lie partially within this new delineation. This determination is sent by FEMA to lending institutions who, in turn, may request homeowners to carry flood insurance if their a portion of their home lies within it. Most homeowners can give proof that their dwelling structure remains out of the flood plain by hiring a licensed surveyor to shoot elevations and provide...
read moreFor invitation to the Fox River Corridor Plan Open House, please click here.
read moreIs your future scout is heading into Kindergarten-5th grade this upcoming school year (2018-2019) and interested in learning more about joining Cub Scouts? Wauconda Area Packs 290 and 90 to invite you to join us at a Fall Recruitment Event on Tuesday August 21 from 6pm-7:30pm at the American Legion Hall in Wauconda. It will be an adventure full of activities and events for the whole family to experience and try. August 21, 2018 6-7:30 PM The American Legion Post 911 515 Main Street, Wauconda Cub Scouting is a year-round program that...
read moreJoin us at the annual Village Garden Party at Hermann Park from 1-9 PM Saturday, September 8, 2018 for loads of entertainment for kids and adults alike! Rock out with the introduction of our resident dinosaur addition the park, live music, Dave DiNaso’s Traveling World of Reptiles, fire truck, pony rides, refreshments, and more!
read moreMosquitoes in our area are a tough problem as we are surrounded by wetlands and forest preserve. Keeping our wetlands healthy is crucial to keeping numbers of mosquitoes down. The Village has a rigorous larvicide program, treating storm sewers regularly and flood waters as they arise. Most important is to let homeowners know how they can “fight the bite” of mosquitoes at home. Please click on the links below for information on how to reduce the mosquito population around your home and throughout the Village. Mosquito Flyer...
read moreThe Mohr Skilled Trade Scholarship DEADLINE EXTENDED THROUGH AUGUST 1ST! Through the generosity of Lynne & Ken Mohr of FRVG, a scholarship has been established for those high school or college students enrolling or currently enrolled specifically in a skilled trade/technical program for the 2018-2019 school year, with a focus on electrical, plumbing, mechanical, welding, etc. Demonstrated ambition and self-drive must be evidenced by achievement in school, community, charity and/or work. Click Mohr Scholarship...
read morePlease view the Fox Waterway Agency website for up to date information on the state of the Fox River. www.foxwaterway.com Please be sure to view our particular stretch of the river for conditions in our area.
read moreNOTICE: 2018 MEETING SCHEDULE The Village of Port Barrington holds regularly scheduled meetings at Port Barrington’s Village Hall, 69 S. Circle Avenue, Port Barrington, IL 60010-1001. Persons wishing to address the Village Board of Trustees at these meetings should call the Village Hall at 847-639-7595 or e-mail villagehall@portbarrington.net to be put on the agenda. Committee Meeting Schedule 1st Wednesday of each month, 7:00PM 1st Wednesday each month January 3, 2018 February 7, 2018 March 7, 2018 April 4, 2018 May 2, 2018 June 6, 2018...
read moreImagine a full glass of water. That glass has a straw in it. Where ever you place the straw within the glass, you are still drinking from the same container of water. That glass/straw scenario is how a well relates to an aquifer. Our Village has two aquifers, unfortunately the first aquifer has a surface water to ground water connection. What’s that mean? That means: Whatever goes into a storm drain, a pond, or a ditch will eventually make contact with the aquifer. Wait, that’s sounds scary? Scary or not, it’s factual. This is why the...
read moreThe Village of Port Barrington and the Village of Wauconda have teamed up to answer resident complaints in code enforcement. Resident complaints regarding overnight parking, unleashed dogs, yard maintenance and other ordinance violations have been addressed with the intergovernmental agreement between Port Barrington and Wauconda. The agreement is two-fold: First, it will provide a Code Enforcement Officer or Uniformed Officer from the Wauconda PD to issue warnings and tickets for ordinance violations. Secondly, those tickets will be heard...
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