Village of Western Springs announces 49th annual Tower Trot for May 23

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The Village of Western Springs announced on Apr. 24 that the 49th Annual Tower Trot will take place on May 23, as part of the Memorial Day Weekend events. The event is described as one of the community’s most valued traditions, bringing together runners of all ages and abilities to celebrate fitness and community spirit.

The Tower Trot has evolved from a neighborhood jog into a major local event, held rain or shine. Registration is required for participants and includes a t-shirt and refreshments. All races are open to all ages and follow Chicago Area Runners Association categories.

Western Springs relies on resident volunteers who serve on boards and commissions to address local issues and provide recommendations, according to the official website. The village operates under a council-manager government system that separates policy-making from administration, with professional staff supporting advisory boards.

Village offices are located at 740 Hillgrove Avenue, according to the official website. In this system, the village manager supervises personnel and implements policies set by elected officials such as the village president and board of trustees, who serve as volunteers.

Resident volunteers play an important role in offering expert reviews on community matters in Western Springs, according to the official website. The council-manager form of government is designed to ensure effective delivery of public services through collaboration between elected leaders and professional staff.

Registration information for this year’s race can be found online.



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