Tremont Area Park District

Announcements & News

There are public bathrooms at both Cullinan and City Park that are open during park hours from May through mid-October. Update - The Park bathrooms are now open during park business hours.

City Park Bathrooms are located on the backside of the Pool concessions building on Sampson Street between the ballpark outfield and the pool. They can be accessed by walking from the main park shelters through the Veterans Memorial and along the fence line of the pool and outfield or by using the sidewalk that runs the length of the park on Sampson Street.

Cullinan Park Bathrooms are located on the backside of the building in the parking lot.

Pool Update

This past July, we announced that extensive repairs to the pool liner, covered under our warranty, would be taking place. We’re pleased to share that RenoSys has honored their commitment and is now replacing the entire pool liner as part of this project.

The liner replacement is currently in progress, and you’ll notice work being done at the pool site. We appreciate your patience and understanding as we make these important improvements. Please pardon any inconvenience as we complete this upgrade over the coming weeks.

Thank you!

We wish to thank those individuals who have participated in various service projects, upgrades, and/or repairs for the Tremont Park District properties. Thank you for your service. We appreciate you!

Individuals are listed in no particular order and updated periodically.

Chad Gingrich

Brian King

Dan Mathis

Luke Porritt, Northfield Church Youth Group

Johnny Simkins, Todd Lohnes and Tremont Boys Scouts

Joel Reiker and Precision Planting

Richard Kaiser

Sam Stuber

Mark Juchems

Duane Gibbs

Glen Gullette

Dave Fulton

Mike Joyner and T3 Tri Group

Keith Voos

Ben and Katie Vandenberg

Jerry Kaiser

Kendall Fehr

Clayton Fehr

Chad Gingrich

Dale Pflederer

Scott Utley

Jason Black

Jeff Reynolds

Tanner Moldenhauer

Jim Madson

THS Sophomore and Junior Students

Tremont Betterment Association

Lori Vennovich, Country

Jason Garey, State Farm

Chris Marek

The Tremont Park District is pleased to announce the appointment of its new Director, Bryan Cheek. He will begin training alongside the current Director, Trina Burge, who will be retiring from the position, ensuring a smooth transition before officially stepping into the role.

With a background in community engagement, youth recreation, and park facilities management. Bryan is eager to roll up his sleeves and work to build upon the current programs, facilities and community outreach efforts.

The Park District is excited about the vision and leadership that Bryan will bring, helping to promote healthy lifestyles, environmental stewardship, and community connections through high-quality recreational programming.

Please join us in welcoming Bryan Cheek to the Tremont Park District team!

TREMONT AREA PARK DISTRICT

FISHING PERMITS MAY BE PURCHASED ONLINE, AT THE TAPD OFFICE DURING STAFFED HOURS OR THE TREMONT POOL DURING POOL SEASON.

2024 Fishing Rules & Regulations

TAPD Fishing Permits must be obtained from Tremont Park District in order to fish in the Community Lakes. To obtain a permit you must have a current Illinois Fishing License or show exempt status. These can be purchased at our office at 22522 Illinois Route 9, Tremont, Il. Our offices are located in the Tremont Park District Fitness Center building Or at the Tremont Pool . Hours are posted on this website under the Contact tab. Online purchase is available too.

● FISHING HOURS: The lakes are open from Dawn to Dusk NIGHT FISHING IS NOT PERMITTED

● AGE RESTRICTIONS: Persons under age 16 must be accompanied by a person at least 16 years of age or older when fishing.

● GUESTS 2 household guests per TAPD permit - the guest must have a current Illinois fishing license unless under 16 – not applicable to one day fishing permit

● Ice Fishing permit required for ANYONE ice fishing.

● RESTRICTIONS: Ice-fishing is allowed on a FISH AT YOUR OWN RISK basis. Ice conditions are not monitored by the Park District. Ice fishermen should check ice thickness before going out on any frozen body of water. A minimum of four inches of solid ice over the entire lake is recommended before individuals attempt ice fishing.

● EQUIPMENT LIMITS / REQUIREMENTS: POLE AND LINE FISHING ONLY: No other fishing devices are permitted. The ice angler may use a maximum of two poles or tip-ups with no more than two hooks on each line. All poles and tip-ups shall be constantly attended and kept under observation by the angler. CHAINSAW OR ICE SAW: Holes cut in the ice are limited to 12-inch diameter or less. PORTABLE SHELTERS: Shelter structures are limited to portable construction of metal or wood framework, covered with canvas, paper, plastic material or similar fabric. Each shelter shall have the name and address of the owner attached, shall not be left unattended at any time, and shall be removed from the lake area by the end of each fishing day. LIFE JACKETS AND ICE PICKS are required at ALL times.

PLEASE REMEMBER…

Ice may be safe in one spot, yet very thin only a few feet away. Currents, underwater springs, animal activity (beavers) or runoff from local roads and watersheds can all create hard-to-detect areas of thin ice. Remember, for your own safety, no ice should be considered totally safe. Using a little common sense can help you avoid a lot of problems

DAILY FISHING REGULATION SIZE AND CREEL LIMITS

Largemouth Bass - 3 Fish Daily with only 2 being 12” or smaller and 1 being 15” or greater

Channel Cat - Under 18” 3/fish day and 18” or greater Limit 1/fish day

There is no limit of white/black/hybrid crappie, blue gill, redear or sunfish

Additional Fishing Information can be found under the FACILITIES Tab and LAKES

2024 FISHING PERMITS - We have online sales or in-office sales of Fishing Permits. Fishing Permits are required for anyone 16 years of age and older. You must also have an Illinois Fishing License.

Tremont Lakes Rules and Regulations are posted at each lake.

INFORMATION UPDATES -- We will do our best to keep you informed, we will update our Facebook pages, send member emails and update this website. We will continue to assess day by day and make changes necessary to keep you and our staff safe.
Information and updates can be found at:
Tremont Park District Facebook

Tremont Group Fitness Facebook
www.tremontpark.org

If you have questions regarding TAPD closings, services, programs or other park district-related issues please email us at tapdfacres@gmail.com or leave a message at 309-925-3811. For the safety of our employees, we have limited office time and we will respond as soon as possible

We appreciate your support and cooperation as we do our part to comply with the recommendations of our state and local government.
-Tremont Park District Staff and Board