Deerfield is a village in Lake County, Illinois, with a population of approximately 19,185.
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Meetings
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All events →Apr 30Greenhouse Gas Reduction Working Group Meeting10:00 AMMay 4DeerfieldBoard of Trustees Meeting7:30 PMMay 18DeerfieldBoard of Trustees Meeting7:30 PMJun 1DeerfieldBoard of Trustees Meeting7:30 PMJun 15DeerfieldBoard of Trustees Meeting7:30 PMJul 6DeerfieldBoard of Trustees Meeting7:30 PMJul 20DeerfieldBoard of Trustees Meeting7:30 PMAug 3DeerfieldBoard of Trustees Meeting7:30 PM
Recent News
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Two injured after car crashes into guardrail and goes airborne on I-294 in Deerfield
Two injured after car crashes into guardrail and goes airborne on I-294 in Deerfield CBS News
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NewsAPR 22, 2026
Save the Dates: Spring Recycling and Compost Giveaway Events
The Village’s spring paper shredding, compost giveaway and electronics and textile recycling events give residents convenient ways to dispose of materials safely while reducing waste.
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NewsAPR 21, 2026
Funding To Improve Transportation In Deerfield Approved By Cook County Board
Funding To Improve Transportation In Deerfield Approved By Cook County Board Patch
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