Will County is in the TOP ten highest taxed counties in Illinois. Illinois has the 2nd highest property taxes in the nation. Illinois has layers of taxing bodies and half of the nation’s residents who are governed by three layers of general purpose local government live in Illinois.
Isn't it about time that your HARD EARNED money be spent on you and not the state's mis-management of funds? I will always be an advocate for the residents trying to keep taxes down.

I will support every option that is available to make sure that the residents of Will County keep every penny they are entitled to and the money that is used for taxes is spent fairly and wisely.

I voted against the $18,000,000 tax increase. I voted against giving a board of hand picked people, none having business experience, to hand out $10,000,000 to anyone who applies for it. I now sit on the finance committee and we will hold departments to be accountable.

With crime rates increasing across the state, we must provide law enforcement officers with the resources necessary to keep our streets safe.

Having served as a police officer for more than two decades, I am acutely aware of the perils associated with underfunding police departments and overlooking the escalating violence within our communities. In my capacity as a county board member, I am committed to advocating for increased training initiatives, particularly in the realm of mental health awareness. Additionally, I will collaborate with my fellow board members to devise strategies aimed at incentivizing the recruitment and retention of police personnel. Through these efforts, we endeavor to cultivate safer neighborhoods for all residents.

Small businesses are the backbone of every local economy, and the county government should enact policies supporting future economic growth, not deter it. Illinois remains one of the most taxed states in the country, and we have the economy to show for it.

I support policies to help hard-working families and employers thrive in the county instead of wanting to flee it to more business-friendly neighboring counties. I pledge to back low tax rates and opposes burdensome regulations.

As a campaign promise, I give 25% of my county salary to charities and another 25% to servers , in my district.

I am pushing to allow video gaming in the county. I know it will result in revenue and alleviate the tax burden on the residents and help small businesses.

The county is broken up in to 11 different districts, each having TWO representatives. It is home to about 66,000 people. It encompasses south west Plainfield, west Joliet (to the cathedral district), and north west Shorewood.

I created a map to so you can see if you're in District 7.

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