City Government
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Crystal Lake's city manager form of government is
ruled by a city council of four council members and a
mayor. Residents are encouraged to participate in the
twice monthly council meetings, and it isn't unusual to
find Crystal Laker's speaking out on a variety of
subjects. The meetings are shown twice weekly on local
access cable TV channels.
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City hall is located at: 100 W. Municipal Complex,
off Woodstock Street and just west of the downtown area.
Hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Phone
815.459.2020 for information about the city or its
ordinances, or click
here for the Crystal Lake City Hall web site.
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New residents must dispaly a vehicle sticker on cars,
trucks, and motorcycles within 30 days of moving to
Crystal Lake. Your city sticker entitles you to use the
public beaches on the lake. City Hall is also the place
you can obtain recycling bins for the curbside recycling
program, and register to vote.
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For children under age 17, Crystal Lake ordinances
establish a curfew time of 11 p.m. on weekdays and 12:10
a.m. on Friday and Saturday.
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The McHenry County seat is located in the brand new
County Government Center in Woodstock. There, you can
find offices for all county officials, the county board,
the county courts, and the sheriff. New residents must
register to vote.
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