From its inception in 1961, the Village of Orland Hills has grown at a steady pace, attracting new residents and companies alike thanks to its pro-business environment, tax advantages and excellent quality of life. The community is now home to some 7,000 residents who enjoy tree-lined neighborhoods, quality schools, low crime rates and an excellent quality of life. Several rapidly growing business parks offer companies the tax advantages of Will County, while maintaining close proximity to the manufacturing base of Cook County. (Tinley Park straddles both counties along the I-80 Development Corridor.)

Recreational opportunities abound. Forest preserves on both the east and west sides of town include trails for hiking, riding and biking. An "Aqua Park" includes a picnic grove and water park; and the "Odyssey" is an 18-hole public golf course, designed by tournament pro Curtis Strange. Residents of Orland Hills enjoy close proximity to two large shopping malls and other retail establishments along La Grange Road. Orland Hills, the youngest village in southwest Cook County, was formerly known as Westhaven. There is very little official record regarding the Westhaven area prior to its incorporation in 1961. Over the past three decades has steadily grown thanks to a series of annexations.

 
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