Lincoln Park Council plans centennial picnic and discusses water meter issues

The Lincoln Park City Council meeting on July 14, 2025, addressed several pressing community issues, including water meter concerns and ongoing restoration projects, while also highlighting local events aimed at fostering community engagement.

A significant topic of discussion was the city's water meter system, with council members expressing frustration over ongoing water leak issues. Council members are collaborating with experts to analyze the effectiveness of the current water meters, which were initially installed to help identify water loss. A meeting is planned to present findings and potential solutions to the council soon.

Restoration projects across the city were also a focal point, with residents voicing their impatience for timely completion. Council members reassured the public that efforts are underway to ensure these projects are managed effectively, emphasizing the importance of maintaining communication with residents during this process.

In addition to these discussions, the meeting featured announcements about upcoming community events. Notably, the grand opening of the B&K Dance Fitness Studio on July 20, 2025, was highlighted, inviting residents to participate in a ribbon-cutting ceremony and Zumba class. Other events include the Garden Walk on August 9 and a centennial picnic on August 10, celebrating Lincoln Park's 100th anniversary.

Council members encouraged residents to stay informed about city developments and to participate in local events, reinforcing the importance of community involvement. As the summer progresses, the council aims to address ongoing concerns while fostering a sense of unity and celebration among residents.