We are happy to provide you with an informative site while keeping costs to the taxpayer down. To do this, our site has been designed and maintained by local Antioch residents.
We are very proud of our multipurpose building that was built to serve as much more than just a township hall. This project was envisioned by the late Rep. Tim Osmond,and Supervisor Steve Smouse as a way to share property and assets, to build a building that not only would serve as an administrative center for both, but serve the community and seniors in the area as well. With an additional participation of Lake Villa Township with both Supervisors Sue Hanson and later Dan Venturi, a new chapter in cooperation was penned together.
The property on which the building sits was donated by the high school. A grant of $600,000 to Antioch Township for construction of a town hall and community building was secured by Rep. Tim Osmond. Another grant of $600,000 for playing fields and assistance with the community center was secured by Lake Villa Township. With additional funding from the Antioch Township Building, we moved into this building the spring of 2002 with no indebtedness and no increased taxes for the school or either township.
Thanks for visiting us on the net, please keep checking our calendar of senior events and progress of Tim Osmond Park. Also, if you have not seen our building, come and see it in person.
Steve Smouse
Antioch Township Supervisor
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