Good morning, Arlington Heights.

Arlington Heights police said that an unknown offender damaged a garbage container at Camelot Park—904 East Brookwood Drive—using an apparent explosive device made from two one-gallon gasoline jugs between May 9 and May 10, and residents reported hearing several booms during the incident.

Cook County officials said property tax bills may be delayed after a data error at the Assessor’s Office hindered transferring key data from an outdated system—Fritz Kaegi and Board President Toni Preckwinkle stated they are working with Tyler Technologies to correct the reports.

On Monday, Arlington Heights trustees endorsed Mayor Jim Tinaglia’s recommendation to appoint Trustee Tom Schwingbeck as president pro tem for two years—he will fill in for the mayor at meetings and community events.

Schwingbeck, who has served as a trustee since 2019, also competed in the April 1 mayor’s race.

The Hersey Huskies won a game with a score of 9 to 8 over Fremd in the MSL girls water polo championship at Prospect natatorium on May 7 — earning their third consecutive conference title as Fremd’s Aubrey Schinkel’s last-second shot was blocked by goalie Coco Schultz.