State grants in Mundelein, Illinois

The Mundelein Water Department is a public institution located at 428 North Chicago Avenue in Mundelein, Illinois. This facility is responsible for managing the water supply and infrastructure for the town of Mundelein. Visitors can learn about water conservation, treatment processes, and the importance of clean water through interactive exhibits and educational programs. The department also offers tours of their facilities and provides information on how residents can help protect the local water supply. Whether you're looking to learn more about water management or simply enjoy a day out in the park, the Mundelein Water Department is a great destination for all ages.

Diamond Lake Sports Complex, located at 26630 Illinois 83 in Mundelein, Illinois, is a 43-acre natural gem that was formerly known as the Diamond Lake Slough. After completing master plan improvements in 2009, the site was renamed with input from the community. This complex is home to dense woodlands, valuable wetlands, and various native species, making it a popular destination for Park District visitors. Thanks to funding from a $400,000 Illinois Department of Natural Resources Open Space Lands and Acquisition Development (OSLAD) grant, Diamond Lake Sports Complex offers a wide range of recreational activities. The complex operates on different hours depending on the season, with winter hours starting the Monday after Daylight Savings ends and spring hours starting the Monday after Daylight Savings begins.