Olympia Fields has long standing relationships with dedicated community partners focused on all sectors of life. Franciscan Health Olympia Fields is the Village’s largest employer and a strong anchor to a growing medical district. The elite Olympia Fields Country Club put the Village ‘on the map’ playing host to numerous professional and amateur tournaments including the 2003 U.S. Open, the U.S. Amateur Championship in 2015 and the KPMG PGA Women’s Championship in 2017. Come join existing businesses like Bizio’s Fresh Market, Walgreens, CVS, and Walmart. Scroll down and learn more about our great lineup of local partners!
The Hospital is currently undergoing a $137-million-dollar renovation and expansion, bringing approximately 250 new employees to the Olympia Fields campus. Franciscan Health is a recognized leader in Illinois health care, and the only center in the far south suburban region approved as a Teaching Hospital Cancer Program.
The award-winning Olympia Fields Park District offers a wide range of programs and facilities, including Sergeant Means Park which contains a beautifully restored barn that is available for corporate rental.
With a high ropes course, extensive nature trails, and a well-equipped meeting space, Irons Oaks Environmental Learning Center is an outstanding local facility, ideal for corporate retreats and outings.
District 162 also covers portions of several south suburban communities providing K-8 education. Olympia Fields is home to Arcadia elementary school, which received the coveted Blue Ribbon designation for educational excellence.
The world-class Olympia Fields Country Club is located inside the Village borders, featuring two championship 18-hole golf courses, tennis courts, a zero-depth swimming pool, and fitness equipment as well as wonderful dining and banquet facilities. While facilities are private, memberships are available by invitation and the Country Club occasionally will host events that are open to the community.
District 227 covers portions of six communities, including Olympia Fields which is home to Rich Central High School and the award-winning Olympian Marching Band.
