Our Spring Bunny is practicing social distancing to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and will not be hiding eggs at Hermann Park this year. However,, there may still be “eggs” to be found, with the help of our neighbors! Look for the egg coloring pages hung in front windows of homes in our Village! If you’d like to display one yourself, a pattern can be found in the 2020 SPRING Village Newsletter or simply design your own!...

A Message from School District 118 The free Grab and Go breakfast and lunch meals for all District 118 children 18 years of age or younger will continue to be available for pick up between 9:00 am to 1:00 pm on weekdays at any of the following locations: Wauconda High School, Wauconda Grade School, Robert Crown School and Cotton Creek School. Also, Grab and Go will be available beginning this Monday, March 30th and on subsequent weekdays from...

If you or anyone you may know are in the “at risk” population for contracting the Coronavirus 2019 (age 60 and over, preexisting conditions) and would like to be put in touch with a neighbor you know to help pick up groceries, water, medications, etc., please contact the Village Hall at villagehall@portbarrington.net or 847-639-7595 and we will try to assist you. IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO BE A VOLUNTEER TO ASSIST A NEIGHBOR THAT YOU KNOW...

COVID-19 INFORMATION: The Village of Port Barrington shall be following the guidelines set forth by the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention and the Illinois Dept of Public Health regarding the coronavirus.  Please click on the links below that will explain the nature of the virus and how you can protect your home and family from the spreading the virus to others. No community is immune. The numbers of COVID-19 will get much...

Due to the continued spread of the Covid-19 Virus, beginning immediately the Port Barrington Village Hall located at 69 South Circle Avenue, Port Barrington, will limit in-person interactions to critical business only between staff and the public while striving to maintain services that are currently provided.  Please make every effort to contact us by phone or email with your requests, concerns and needs, including the submission of...

as winter melts into spring, residents may see an increase in ground saturation and standing water in some areas over the next few months. Since the ground is expected to stay wet through the spring and possibly longer, there is a considerably higher risk for flooding. Now is a great time to learn more about the increased ground saturation and review flood related safety tips from the Lake County Stormwater Management Commission. Click >here...