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The Northbrook Park District continues the planning process for the replacement in 2024 of the play structure for 2 to 5 year olds at Wescott Park, 1820 Western Avenue. This playground was installed in 2005 and is reaching the end of its life cycle. Currently, this 4.1 acre park offers softball fields, a playground and walking path. Future plans include the installation of new tot playground equipment in the existing curbed space.
Northbrook Park District is replacing the playground at Stonegate Park, 3425 Whirlaway Drive. This playground was installed in 1999 and is 23 years old, which is the end of its life cycle. The rubber surfacing is peeling, and the equipment is rusting and cracking. Soil borings, planning, and construction documents for the park improvements will be completed in 2022, and bidding and replacement is scheduled to be completed in 2023.
For more information about the Indian Ridge Park Basketball Court Replacement, contact us by email or call 847-291-2960.
Beginning Wednesday, August 10, an asphalt contractor hired by Northbrook Park District will begin the installation of a pathway extension at West Park, located at 1730 Pfingsten Road behind the …
In 2019, the District asked the community for initial input regarding playground equipment and park neighbors were invited to vote on two potential playground designs in early 2022. The results …
Northbrook Park District is replacing the playground at Countryside Park, 2075 Walnut Circle. This playground was installed in 2001 and is 21 years old.
The District recently sent out two mailings to Cedar Lane Tot Lot neighbors. The first was a survey to discover how the playground is used and what residents would like …
The original project plans called for a three year construction schedule with Phase I in 2021, Phase II in 2022 and Phase III in 2023. Based on the bids received …
This infrastructure project includes the replacement of the waterline, originally installed in 1964, from Walters Avenue to the Leisure Center building. In the past several years, there have been multiple …