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Arlington Heights Park District

www.ahpd.org

 
A public park and recreation agency located in Arlington Heights, Illinois, the largest community in Chicago`s prestigious northwest suburban corridor, only 25 miles from business and entertainment in downtown Chicago. It has a current population of 78,549 and encompasses 16.2 square miles. The District serves most of Arlington Heights and small portions of Palatine, Mt. Prospect, Prospect Heights, and Rolling Meadows.
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million
  • www.ahpd.org
  • 660 N Ridge Avenue
    Arlington Heights, IL USA 60004
  • Phone: 847.577.3000

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