The Forest Preserve District of Will County has presented the Illinois Tollway with its 2022 Appreciation of Partners Award for helping make more than 8 miles of the Veterans Memorial Trail a reality.
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Illinois Tollway officials receive an Appreciation of Partners Award from the Forest Preserve District of Will County. From left are Forest Preserve Board President Meta Mueller, forest preserve Executive Director Ralph Schultz, Illinois Tollway Executive Director Cassaundra Rouse, Illinois Tollway chief planning officer Rocco Zucchero and Forest Preserve Board Vice President Annette Parker.
Dignitaries cut the ribbon on the Veterans Memorial Trail extension in October.
The extension for the Veterans Memorial Trail opened Oct. 28.
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