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Forest Preserve District of Cook County

John H. Stroger, Jr.
President


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Steven M. Bylina, Jr.
General
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FPDCC Contact Information

    GENERAL INFORMATION
    (800) 870-3666

    FPD POLICE (24 HOURS)*
    (708) 771-1000

    TDD #
    (708) 771-1190

    GOLF RESERVATIONS
    (800) 460-0010

    PICNIC PERMITS
    (312) 603-0000

    SPECIAL EVENTS
    (708) 771-1147

    COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE
    (312) 603-8951

    DEPARTMENT OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
    (708) 771-1180

    LEGAL DEPARTMENT
    (312) 603-0020

    MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT
    (708) 771-1051

    PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT
    (708) 771-1570

    RECREATION DEPARTMENT
    (708) 771-1550

    CHICAGO BOTANIC GARDEN*
    (847) 835-5440

    BROOKFIELD ZOO*
    (708) 485-0263

    FPD GENERAL HEADQUARTERS
    Chicago (773) 261-8400
    Suburbs (708) 366-9420



    * Phone numbers also operating on weekends


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Trivia Quiz

How long does a bullfrog tadpole live before transforming into an adult?

a. about a month
b. six to eight weeks
c. about a year

Click to find out!

Trivia Quiz

How long does a bullfrog tadpole live before transforming into an adult?

a. about a month
b. six to eight weeks
c. about a year

Answer: About one year.

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