There has been much speculation about what would replace the “old courthouse.” Unfortunately, this property is in a trust and can not be sold and has to be used by the public. Some say the old courthouse should never have been demolished and could have been utilized instead of being Read more…
County Board Member Vince Logan is pushing for a new state law to protect car buyers by making it mandatory that anyone selling a vehicle to another unrelated party must provide the potential buyer with a current, complete, and accurate vehicle history using one of several bonafide providers. Logan said, Read more…
One of the most frustrating parts of being a voice for the people and a public servant is the constant need to raise money for campaigning. It’s a necessary evil, but one that comes with serious risks. Campaign contributions, often defended as free speech, have become a gateway to corruption. Read more…
Today, at the monthly board meeting, the democrats questioned granting a NPO $75,000 to start a van service that will be instrumental in getting Narcan and much-needed counseling to areas of Will County and combat the opioid crisis! The money is NOT from taxpayers, but from a lawsuit, and can Read more…
The “old courthouse” will soon be another memory. Records show that this courthouse was number four (4) in Will County’s history, dating back to 1836. The area will be a green space until we can determine what the best use of it should be. A new building and a parking Read more…
Last week at the Executive Board Meeting, I introduced permitting VIDEO GAMING in Will County (unincorporated). We currently have 18 establishments that are active with gaming. These were started before Will County prohibited it. These currently generate approximately $324,000 annually. By permitting gaming, establishments could seek licenses and begin generating Read more…