The Village Board heard updates on Centennial Park West, reviewing the total project cost and expenditures. This provided the Board details on the history and plan behind the concert venue. They will take this information and resident feedback into consideration as part of future parks management and other developments.

The Village Board heard an update on the "No-Mow" Median project which began in 2023. The no-mow fescue grass provides an ecological alternative while reducing maintenance costs and safety hazards, but has had the unintended effect of residents considering the tall grass neglected. This presentation included the history and cost of the project, as well as discussion on if the pilot test area should be continued or altered to include a different native grass. 

The Village Board heard a presentation about the return of the annual Parkway Tree Pruning Program, including details on the Village's municipal code regarding tree pruning, communication to residents and residents' overall response to pruning. The Village Board voted for staff to develop a comprehensive annual parkway plan, to be presented to the Board at the July 21 Committee of the Whole Meeting.

The Village Board heard a presentation from Dick's Sporting Goods regarding their plan to build a Dick's House of Sport in the Orland Square Mall, in the old Sears. This will be a new type of experiential store, including retail space, an outdoor field, golf bays, multi-sport cages, rock wall and more.

As part of the Village’s commitment to transparency and financial stewardship, the Village issued a Request for Qualifications for Legal Services. The Village is committed to selecting firms that align with our vision and values. After a review of the received proposals, the Village Board voted to authorize the Village Manager to execute all contracts, subject to attorney review.

Mayor Dodge and Trustee Lawrence proclaimed the week of June 15 - 21, 2025 as National Grasslands Week in Orland Park. Orland Grasslands volunteers were recognized for their hard work and dedication in leading restoration activities, such as seed collections, wildlife monitoring and photography, outreach and education opportunities and more. The 1000-acre Orland Grassland site supports 240 species of birds, several Plants of Concern and other local wildlife, all while providing residents with walking, biking and running trails throughout nature.

The Village Board approved the design and construction of a multi-use path on 167th Street from Steeplechase Parkway to 104th Avenue. Since this path crosses the Metra train tracks, the construction of this path will also include crossing gates, lights, bells and more for pedestrian safety.