Auto Insurance Evergreen Park
United Auto Insurance is your local insurance provider; we've been providing car insurance in Evergreen Park for over 50 years. We are proud to be an established part of the community.
Insurance can provide you with peace of mind and security against all kinds of accidents. If you're previously uninsured, a new driver homeowner or renter, or just looking to switch providers – we can help!
Evergreen Park Illinois Auto Insurance Quote
Save money and contact us today for a quick and easy insurance quote from one of our friendly customer service representatives, who will be happy to listen to your priorities, offer guidance on coverage options, and answer all of your questions.
Evergreen Park at a Glance
The Village of Evergreen Park is just about 4 square miles in size, but the area is quite historic; the first settlers to live in this area arrived around 1828.
County: Cook
Motto: "Your Future is Here"
Incorporated: 1893
Population: 19,935, estimated in July 2014 (U.S. Census Bureau)
Non-Emergency Police or Fire: The Evergreen Park Police Department can be contacted in a non-emergency on 708-422-2142. You can contact the Evergreen Park Fire Department in a non-emergency on 708-422-2148.
Evergreen Park Village Hall:
9418 S Kedzie Ave
Evergreen Park, IL 60805
Official Website
Automotive / Transportation in Evergreen Park
Evergreen Park is just a 30-minute drive from downtown Chicago, and residents can reach O'Hare International Airport in under an hour.
Senior Citizens of Evergreen Park can benefit from pre-scheduled minibus transportation. Appointments can be scheduled for any time between 9:15 am and 11:50 am, and 12:50 pm and 3:30 pm, Tuesday through Friday. Call 708-422-8776 to make your appointment.
Residents & Homeowners in Evergreen Park
The United States Census Bureau estimated the population of Evergreen Park village, Illinois, to be at 19,935 in July 2014. It also recorded an owner-occupied housing unit rate of 82.2% for the years 2010-2014, significantly higher than the statistic for Illinois as a whole, which was estimated at 66.9%.