Michael Collins delivered his last State of Village address and lauded the efforts put in by village staff and residents in the past year.
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This year's process will be less complex because the population has grown much less since 2010, said committee member Don Gould.
The Illinois General Assembly passed a temporary law last year allowing for the use of multiple boxes, but that law expired in January.
Residents can vote at the Will Co. Clerk's Office starting Feb. 25. Several other locations will also serve as early voting places.
Chief John Konopek said despite some problematic language, the bill will help "identify bad police officers and remove them from the job."
The board hired a Joliet-based firm to conduct an external review in light of the supervisor's embezzlement accusations.
A public comment about Will Co. Board member Debbie Kraulidis called her a "conspiracy theorist who believes the election was rigged."
Justice Department released the six count indictment against PT Supervisor Tony Fremarek, and township will hold a special meeting tomorrow
John Argoudelis said this was orchestrated by his contender Margie Bonuchi to run unopposed "to protect her institutional power."
John Argoudelis said the objection is baseless and contender Margie Bonuchi is "desperately seeking to deny the voters a choice in April."
John Argoudelis, former Plainfield Township Supervisor, will run for village president against current trustee Margie Bonuchi.
Some signatures collected by Pamela A. Covington for her petition were from people who aren't registered to vote in the district.
Supporting and lying about violence to overthrow our elections is disqualifying for public office
Petitions can be filed starting at 8:30 a.m. with the Will County Clerk’s Office at 302 N. Chicago St. in downtown Joliet.
James Glasgow has secured his place in local history as the county's longest-serving state’s attorney.
The board also elected members to a few other leadership positions Monday.
The board has lowered the tax rate for the sixth year in a row. The 2020 tax rate will be 0.5769%, which is lower than last year's 0.5842%.
The Plainfield Village Board established the small business relief grant to help reimburse economic losses.
With 98 percent of the vote counted, Illinois voters appear to have rejected the graduated income tax amendment.
A Plainfield voter said slogans "don't belong in a polling place."
The final election results will not be known until Nov. 17.
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According to the auditor, Plainfield experienced the strongest residential housing demand since the great recession during fiscal year 2020.
Early voting started Oct. 19 at Plainfield Village Hall located at 24401 Lockport St.
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Ken Griffin, CEO of Chicago-based hedge fund Citadel, donated to Republican state rep. Mark Batinick's campaign.
These boxes are located inside local libraries and inside the Governors State University, Will Co. Clerk Lauren Staley Ferry said.
The Plainfield Village Board did not second a motion to develop age-targeted apartment homes on 143rd Street and Steiner Road.
Plainfield posted an unemployment rate of 9.4 percent in August, up from 2.9 percent 12 months prior.
The coronavirus drove Will County's unemployment rate to 10.9 percent in August, up from 3.7 percent a year ago.
Trsutee Patricia Kalkanis said the Ballard Farm development is a good idea but Plainfield "is not ready for it."
Residents can vote at the Plainfield Village Hall from Oct. 19. Several other locations will also serve as early voting places.
Donations are by appointment only, and can be scheduled by registering on Sen. Oberweis’ legislative Web site.
The site will also include a community garden, fire pit, butterfly gardens and a private dog park on 31 acres of farmland.
Mark your calendars! The free Drive-Thru Flu Shot event Sept. 2 is hosted by Sen. Jim Oberweis and Rep. Keith Wheeler.
Sen. Oberweis and Rep. Wheeler to host free Drive-Thru Flu Shot event Sept. 2 in North Aurora