Chicago Suburban Library Pays Debt Late After Delayed Taxes Land

December 30, 2025, 10:14 PM UTC

A small public library district in the southern suburbs of Chicago said it has made a missed bond payment after receiving delayed property taxes.

The Glenwood-Lynwood Public Library District filed an updated disclosure on Tuesday, after saying in a filing a day earlier that it had failed to make a scheduled payment for bonds sold in 2014 due on Dec. 1 because of “delays in the distribution of property tax receipts held by Cook County, Illinois.”

The library district received a total of about $680,000 via two distributions on Monday and Tuesday, according to a statement from the Cook County ...

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