Promises Made - Promises Kept
Vote April 1, 2025

Mayoral Accomplishments

I feel that many accomplishments have been made in the past 16 years and I would like to thank our city council, city staff and city employees for their help and assistance in realizing many of these achievements. I would also like to thank our residents for their patience and assistance in helping us attain many of these accomplishments. The following is a list, year-to-year of what I feel are very positive improvements in the quality of life for all the residents in our city.

2009

2009

Approved balanced budget with year end surplus

Added 56 new businesses in 2009: Sonic, Brickhouse Pizza, Learning Experience daycare, Lockport Fire District Station 6

Appointment and retention of John Tomasoski as City Administrator

Appointment of Police Chief Dwayne Wilkerson

Created deputy chief positions

Invested $400,000 for infrastructure work in the East Basin, ie. sealed manholes and repaired pipes to eliminate 3 million gallons of rainwater from the system from heavy rainfalls to help alleviate flooding

Invested $600,000 in the West Basin, i.e. sealed manholes and repaired pipes to eliminate 3 million gallons of rainwater from the system from heavy rainfalls to help alleviate flooding

Invested $140,000 with Robinson Engineering for the first citywide storm water drainage study to identify problem areas

Updated city's utility map into an electronic format

Invested $750,000 to construct a cross over sewer pipe underneath Weber Road to transfer flows from east to west during heavy rainfalls to help alleviate flooding

Installed a new stand-by generator to well number 7 in case of a power outage

Refurbished 4 blocks of Nicholson Street along with new water main and grind and overlay of street

Joined with Lockport and Homer Glen to find solutions for overcrowding issues at LTHS

Widen and improve Caton Farm Road east of Weber Road

Refinished Gaylord Road between Waterford and Theodore with federal stimulus money through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act

Changed utility billing from quarterly to a 2 month cycle

Hired our first Economic Development Director Bryan Gay

Created economic development committee

Joined the International Conference of Shopping Centers

Made changes in regards to special use hearings with plan commission to expedite cases

Updated our developer fee structure

Developed our first economic development handbook to assist developers

Opened Aaron Thomas Company, 450,000 square foot building, employing 200

Created and hired first administrative hearing officer Christine Opp to address city violations and nuisances

Created beautification committee

Created events committee

Worked with state legislatures to successfully keep Stateville Prison open and viable to City of Crest Hill

Remodeled City Council chambers for a more professional appearance

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2010

Approved balanced budget with year end surplus for 2nd year in a row

Added 23 new businesses in 2010

Celebrated 50th anniversary with monthly events, including dinner-dance, first city picnic, etc.

Refurbished 4 blocks of Highland Ave., along with new water main and grind and overlay of street

Refurbished well 7

Sold $24 million of water and sewer bonds to build a new East Sewage Treatment Plant using Build America bonds saving the residents $2.1 million over the life of the bond

Started the process of electric aggregation to lower electric bills for our residents and small businesses

Hired our first lobbyist Brent Hassert to acquire grants to save our citizens money and make improvements throughout the city
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2011

Approved balanced budget with year end surplus for 3rd year in a row

Added 24 new businesses in 2011

Reconstructed Cedarwood Drive saving the city $500,000 with an 80/20 match from the Will County Governmental League

Reconstructed Lynwood and Lincoln Ave. with $300,000 grant from emergency repair program

Reconstructed Barthelone, Pleasant, Sycamore and Parkrose with MFT money

Completed crack filling on 10 miles of city's 59 miles of streets

Created our first city wide non-political and informative newsletter

Upgraded city website, added Nixel and e-alerts to better inform our residents of emergencies

Produced citywide calendar

Implemented quiet zones at 2 at-grade railroad crossings

Dedicated two new softball fields, concession stand and splash park in conjunction with Lockport Township Park District

Built new administrative building at East Sewage Treatment Plant

Added water main extension to East Plant

Secured $6 million low interest loan to line 80% of city's sanitary sewer system, with 25% forgiveness resulting in $1.5 million grant at an interest rate of 1.25% with the help of Brent Hassert

Successfully passed electric aggregation saving our residents 25% or averaging $183 per household per year through September 2013

Began working on sales tax referendum

Hired 1 additional police officer
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2012

Approved balanced budget with year end surplus for 4th year in a row

Added 35 new businesses in 2012

Hired Brent Cann as Street Superintendent with engineering degree allowing him to do in-house projects and save the city engineering costs

Successfully passed sales tax referendum

Celebrated annual City Picnic

Established voluntary landlord/lease agreement

Upgrade Burry Circle sewer system with $150,000 grant

Completed crack filling on 29 miles of city streets

Began the process to build a new Crest Hill library

Created 5 year plans for all Departments

Licensed all city businesses with a current directory

Constructed sidewalks from Willow Falls to El Guero for safety purposes

Hired 2 additional Police Officers

Began Phase II Engineering for Gaylord/Division road improvements

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2013

Approved balanced budget with year end surplus for 5th year in a row

Added 32 new businesses in 2013

Have been awarded $100,000 grant from Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity for upgrading comprehensive plan and zoning book

Received an A rating from our auditors in regards to city finances

Opened Goglanian Bakery with 200 employees

Old Mobil gas station rebuilt and reopened in March 2013

El Guero Fresh Market grocery store opened on February 13, 2013

Celebrated annual City Picnic
Reconstructed Leness Lane with 36 inch storm sewer, new water main, new curb, and new road in the summer of 2013

Reconstructed Donmaur Drive with new storm sewer, new water main, new curb and new road in the summer of 2013

Opened Old Dominion trucking terminal adding 200 employees in the spring/summer of 2013

Opened Dayton Freight trucking terminal adding 200 employees in the spring/summer of 2013

Added traffic signals: Division, Enterprise and Buckner Pond Way in the spring/summer of 2013

Grand Opening Crest Hill Library

Lined Rt. 30 water main from Leness Lane to Fern Street

Hired City's first full time City Attorney Heather McGuire

Extended the contract of John Tomasoski as City Administrator

Extended the contract of Dwayne Wilkerson as Police Chief

Created the position of Public Works/City Engineer

Completed Well No. 12 construction and improvements

Refurbished Well House No. 9

Began replacement program of new street signs throughout the City

Appointed Community Development Director

Approved 5-year Allied Waste Contract

Completed MFT crack filling projects

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2014

Approved balanced budget with year end surplus for 6th year in a row
Issued property tax rebate checks to all property owners
Added 25 new businesses in 2014

Approved Safe Routes to School Agreement with LTPD and Richland School
Successfully negotiated and approved Police Union contract
Implemented 12-hour shifts for Police Officers
Grand Opening Anderson Funeral Home
Celebrated annual City Picnic
Implemented Garbage Toters and Recycle Toters per contract to every homeowner
Drilled Well No. 12
Successfully negotiated and approved Local 150 Union contract
Reconstruct Clement Street, Cowing Lane and Waverly Court with new water main, new curb and new road in Summer 2014
Adopted new Comprehensive Plan
Approved Buxton Contract for Economic Development
Hired 2 part time Community Service Officers
Repealed Fire Suppression System Ordinance No. 1514
Reconstruction of Theodore Street from Larkin Avenue to Pioneer Road
Approved Weber and Renwick landscape improvements
Approved Well No. 1 Project
Completed Elrose Court Cold Storage Facility
Reconstruct Eldorado with new water main, new storm sewer and new road
Installed new fences at Well No. 4 and Well No. 10
Completed MFT crack filling projects
Implemented City sidewalk replacement program
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2015

Approved balanced budget with year end surplus for 7th year in a row
Issued property tax rebate check to all property owners for the second consecutive year
Added 35 new businesses in 2015

Changed Longmeadow Drive to Randich Road
Hired one additional police officer
Celebrated annual City Picnic
Reconstructed Dearborn Street with new water main, storm sewer and new road in summer 2015
Reconstructed Rose Avenue between Dearborn and Center with new storm sewer
Approved Cloverleaf Cold Storage Building of 240,000 square feet
Hired Scott McMaster as Economic Development Director
Approved Ridgeline Spec Building of 436,000 square feet
Hired 2 new Public Works employees
Approved new Capital Replacement Program for vehicles, technology and radios
Completed MFT crack filling projects
Continued sidewalk replacement program
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2016

Approved balanced budget with year end surplus for 8th year in a row
Issued Property tax rebate checks to all property owners for third consecutive year
Added 36 new businesses in 2016

Received GFOA award for Excellence in Governmental Accounting and Financial Reporting Practices
Reconfigured traffic signalization to new roadway
Celebrated annual City Picnic
Supported the elimination of city stickers
Reconstructed Durness Court with new storm sewers, curbs and new road
Honored Vic Pavlich for 43 years of service as Deputy Liquor Commissioner
Added new roads in Crest Hill Business Park-Churnovic Lane and Lidice Parkway
Constructed Police Impound Lot at Well No. 7 on Elrose Court
Major improvements and upgrades to Rt. 53 Viaduct
Rehabilitated and upgraded Well No. 1 on Oakland Ave.
Conducted Feasibility and Space Needs Analysis Study for new Public Works Facility
Began construction of O'Reilly's Auto Parts
Completed Kinder Morgan Gas Pipeline blanketing project on Caton Farm Road
Established Fund Balance Policy
Established Police Pension funding policy
Upgraded City Emergency Notification Alert System
Consideration of the creation of a TIF district
Approved facade improvement grant program
Approved Well No. 12 construction contract
Joined the Illinois Public Works Mutual Aid Network
Approved Well Maintenance Agreements
Approved Water Tower Painting and Maintenance Agreements
Approved Jarper Properties 14-home subdivision
Completed MFT crack filling projects
Hired 3 additional Police Officers
Hired 1 additional Public Works employee
Appointed Interim City Administrator
Appointed Interim City Police Chief
Completed pavement removal and replacement on William Drive, Connie Drive, Ardaugh Avenue, and Cara Drive between Susanna Way and Manico Drive
Opened the Rowland Veterinary Clinic
Held the City's first Holiday Winter Fest at City Hall
Continued sidewalk replacement program
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2017

Approved balanced budget with year-end surplus for 9th year in a row
Issued property tax rebate checks to all property owners for the fourth consecutive year
Added 33 new businesses in 2017
Received GFOA Award for Excellence in Governmental Accounting and Financial Reporting Practices for the second year in a row
Reconstructed Wilcox Street with new water main, storm sewer and new roadway in the Summer of 2017
Welcomed Amazon 436,000 sq. ft. sorting facility in the summer of 2017
Hired 2 additional Police Officers
Hired 1 new Public Works employee
Completed intersection improvements at Caton Farm Road and Weber Road which included new turning lanes, new traffic signals, and total reconstruction of Caton Farm Road from Perinar Drive to Durness Court to improve the safety and flow of traffic
Upgraded City Website
Received Environmental Project of the Year for Well No. 1 Oakland Avenue improvements
Painted and rehabilitated Route 53 viaduct and surrounding landscapes and Route 53 fence replacement
Recognized Senior Citizen Association on their 50th Anniversary
Welcomed O'Reilly's Auto Parts Store at 2480 Plainfield Road
Regulated the sale of dogs and cats and restricted puppy mill sales
Appointed Regina Cabay as Utility Billing Supervisor
Adopted Harassment, Discrimination, and Retaliation Prevention Policy
Resurfaced Hoffman Street, Caton Crest Drive, Caton Crest Court, Jayce Court, and Eldorado roadways
Celebrated Annual City Picnic
Purchased new Public Works and Police vehicles as part of our Vehicle Replacement Plan
Honored Superintendent Mike Early on his retirement from Richland Grade School
Appointed Heather McGuire as City Administrator
Appointed Ed Clark as Police Chief
Issued proclamation for the 75th Anniversary of the Lidice Memorial
Hired receptionist/clerk for Public Works
Appointed Megan Fulara as Human Resource Director/Assistant City Administrator
Appointed Anthony Rossetti as Deputy Chief of Patrol
Approved Plainfield Road/Larkin Avenue TIF District
Approved Weber Road Corridor TIF District
Celebrated 2nd Annual Winter Festival and Tree Lighting Ceremony
Painted Oakland Avenue Water Tower
Approved Elrose Court Well House No. 7 improvements
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2018

Approved balanced budget with year-end surplus for 10th year in a row
Issued property tax rebate checks to all property owners for the fifth consecutive year
Added 51 new businesses in 2018
Received GFOA Award for Excellence in Governmental Accounting and Financial Reporting Practices for the third year in a row
Purchased 19 acres behind Crest Hill Library for future City Hall/Police Station
Completed intersection improvements at Gaylord Road and Division Street which included new turning radiuses and new traffic signalization to improve the safety and flow of traffic
Updated employee handbook
Celebrated the 30th Anniversary of the Crest Hill Veterans Memorial Garden
Adopted comprehensive zoning ordinance
Approved Electric Aggregation Agreement with McSquared for two years to save residents money on their electric bills
Replaced old City sign with new Welcome sign
Approved manhole rehabilitation program
Approved Frank Blaskey and Nick Weiss to the Civil Service Commission
Hired 2 Account Disbursement Clerks
Completed the Root Street Storm Sewer Project
Reconstructed 1700/1800 blocks of Marlboro Lane with new water main, new storm sewer, and new roadway
Celebrated Annual City Picnic
Appointed Tom Migatz as new Public Works Director
Completed MFT Crack Filling Program
Continued Sidewalk Replacement Program
Purchased Caterpillar Pavement Roller for Public Works
Celebrated our third Annual Winter Festival and Tree Lighting Ceremony
Celebrated the 200th Anniversary of the State of Illinois
Honored Nancy Schultz Voots with Resolution on her Retirement as Will County Clerk
Approved Site Plan and preliminary plans for Fuller's Car Wash
Cooperated with Commonwealth Edison and their new Smart Meter installations
Approved LED Street Light installations throughout the City
Painted the Division Street Water Tower
Hired 3 new laborers in Public Works
Purchased new Public Works and Police vehicles as part of our Vehicle Replacement Plan
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2019

Approved balanced budget with year-end surplus for 11th year in a row
Issued property tax rebate checks to all property owners for the sixth consecutive year
Added 25 new businesses in 2019
Received GFOA Award for Excellence in Governmental Accounting and Financial Reporting Practices for the fourth year in a row
Hired 3 additional new Police Officers: Lorena Muniz, Ryan Tetlow, and Bryan Barnes. These 3 new Officers brought the City Police force to 32 sworn Officers. This represents the highest number of sworn Police Officers in the City's history.
Celebrated our fourth Annual Winter Festival and Tree Lighting Ceremony
Approved Collective Bargaining Agreement with Operating Engineers Local 150 for 2017-2021
Appointed Dave Stengele as Deputy Liquor Commissioner
Approved an Ordinance adopting Flood Damage Prevention
Groundbreaking ceremony for new Speedway Gas Station on Weber Road
Groundbreaking ceremony for new Fuller's Car Wash on Larkin Avenue
Completed sanitary manhole rehabilitation program
Reconstructed 300/400/500 blocks of Pasadena Avenue with new water main, new storm sewer, and new roadway
Completed Raynor Avenue Drainage Improvement Project to help alleviate flooding
Purchased two lots in Sunnyland, off Gaylord Road, for future site of new Well House
Updated purchasing policy for the City
Hired Serafin for Public Relations and Brand Marketing services
Passed Ordinance regulating beekeeping in residential neighborhoods
Completed landscaping improvements around new City Hall sign
Groundbreaking for new Public Works Facility located at 2090 Oakland Avenue
Passed Resolution declaring Prevailing Wage for all workers
Passed Resolution for Professional Engineering services for new City Hall and Police Station
Supported the re-formation of Crest Hill Chamber of Commerce
Amended position of Economic Development Director and Zoning Manager to Community Development Director
Began eligibility study for TIF District on Broadway Street
Hired an additional Building Inspector
Increased fines for snow and handicapped parking violations
Increased fines for fireworks violations
Increased utility tax from 3.5% to 5.0%
Approved a Property Tax Rebate form for future rebate checks
Approved a Collective Bargaining Agreement with Police Department from 2018-2022
Approved the Prohibition of the Sale of Cannabis in the City
Started 5 Year Plan to repaint City fire hydrants throughout the City
Approved sidewalk removal and replacement program
Purchased new Public Works and Police vehicles as part of our Vehicle Replacement Plan
Received an Energy Efficiency Award from Commonwealth Edison for our LED Streetlight conversion in 2018, a savings $27,564
Welcomed John O'Connor as our new LTFD Fire Chief
Celebrated the 20th Anniversary of Roberts Sewing Center
Celebrated Grand Opening of Speedway Gas Station on Weber Road
Celebrated Grand Opening of Fuller's Car Wash on Larkin Avenue
Celebrated Annual City Picnic
Hired an additional Public Works employee
Approved Intergovernmental Agreement with Forest Preserve of Will County for the installation of a new sidewalk between Borio Drive and Forest Preserve property on Renwick Road
Hired Gabe Orenic as new Administrative Hearing Officer
Passed Ordinance authorizing G.O. Bonds not to exceed $12 million to finance new City Hall and Police Station
Passed Ordinance to refinance the Build America Bonds of 2010 saving the City $1.4 million
Partnered with the City of Joliet and the Spanish Community Center for the Hard to Count Areas for Census 2020
Applied for and received an upgrade to our current Bond Rating from AA3 to AA Bond Rating. This represents number 3 of 21 Bond Ratings and the highest rating in our City's history
Approved variance for Chaney Monge School to build two additional classrooms
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2020

Approved balanced budget with year-end surplus for 12th year in a row
Issued property tax rebate checks to all property owners for the seventh consecutive year
Added 23 new businesses in 2020
Received GFOA Award for Excellence in Governmental Accounting and Financial Reporting Practices for the fifth year in a row
Working with our State Legislators, the City of Crest Hill has been appropriated $1 million from the Build Illinois Bond Fund for a grant for capital improvements for the construction and completion of our new Municipal Center
Approved purchase/implementation of K-9 Program Grant from State's Attorney Jim Glasgow for Police Department
Appointed Jack McHale as K-9 Officer
Celebrated the 60th Anniversary of the Incorporation of the City of Crest Hill
Reviewed plans for a 74 acre development at Weber Road and Division Street which includes single family homes, upscale townhomes, and commercial development along Weber Road
Approved Lucky Brothers Fuel Station and Restaurant at Route 53 and Caton Farm Road
Passed adoption of 2020 Zoning Map
Renewed Electric Aggregation Agreement with McSquared for two additional years to save residents money on their electric bills
Recognized the accomplishments of the LTHS District 205 Girls Bowling Team as State Champions
Approved a 7 year agreement with Allied Waste Management, D.B.A. Republic Services, adding electronic and e-waste pick-up and reducing monthly garbage costs for 2020-2027
Reconstructed 4 blocks of Kelly Avenue with new water main, new storm sewer, and new roadway
Resurfaced 3 blocks of Pioneer Road roadway with curb replacement
Purchased new Public Works and Police vehicles as part of our Vehicle Replacement Plan
Approved special permit to Landcraft, Inc., a boat repair business at Caton Farm Road and Weber Road
Reimbursed all single family homeowners a $50 water bill credit due to COVID-19
Hired a Community Service Officer for Police Department
Created outdoor dining permit for restaurants and taverns due to COVID-19 restrictions
Approved modifications to the Police Pension Funding Policy
Approved Low Voltage System to build a 7500 sq. ft. building at the corner of Caton Farm Road and Perinar Drive
Commended our Police Department for the handling of the social unrest throughout Joliet/Crest Hill area
Applied for and received a $500,000 grant from Rebuild Illinois for lining sanitary sewers in the City
Approved Goofee Gee's Ice Cream Parlor to be located at Plainfield Road and Webb Street to be open in April of 2021
Awarded Thornton Equipment Company to clean and improve Jasmine Creek
Received a Certificate of Occupancy from our Building Department for the new Public Works Facility located at 2090 Oakland Avenue
Installed new drainage structures at Root Street and Grandview to control rainwater runoff
Approved the re-painting of 238 fire hydrants in Carillon Lakes, Renaissance Crossing, and Fox Meadow subdivisions
Received a $15,000 grant from Will County Stormwater Committee to offset Jasmine Creek rehabilitation costs
Hired an additional Police Officer
Welcomed Kafe de Kasa to 2426 Plainfield Road
Approved an Intergovernmental Agreement with Will County regarding a County-wide Police radio system
Appointed Paula Skiotes, Angelo Deserio, and Bill Thomas to the Crest Hill Plan Commission
Approved additional solicitation permits to our local non-profit organizations due to COVID-19
Created several informational videos and updates to inform residents during COVID-19 lockdown and mitigations
Created inaugural City of Crest Hill Facebook Page to improve communication with residents
Approved Concrete Sidewalk and Curb Replacement Plan
Appointed Tony Halaska as Interim Water/Wastewater Director
Appointed Mark Siefert as Interim Director of Public Works
Approved Computer replacement programs through CARES Act funding
Hired Ron Wiedeman as the City's first Engineer
Appointed Roger Kramp to the Police Pension Board
Created Class K Liquor License for Bistro's and limited the number of licenses to 7
Partnered with City of Joliet and the Spanish Community Center to promote participation in Census 2020
Approved the SCADA upgrade for Water/Wastewater Department
CHPD promoted Officer Fenoglio and Officer O'Brien to the rank of Sergeant
Cooperated with Governor Pritzker's Orders on COVID-19 mitigation and closures to protect the safety and welfare of our employees and residents
Approved design proposal for West Sewage Treatment Plant with Strand Associates for $1.9 million
Ammended code of ordinances in relation to rental inspections
Approved purchases of iPads for elected officials
Waived Liquor License Fees for 2021 to offset COVID-19 losses
Applied for and received Will County CARES Act Funding due to COVID-19 pandemic
Approved Rides Unlimited a special use for an automobile dealership at 1911 Plainfield Road
Approved the Small Business Grant Program to help Crest Hill businesses recover some of their losses during COVID-19
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2021

Approved balanced budget with year-end surplus for the 13th year in a row
Issued property tax rebate checks to all property owners for the eighth consecutive year
Added 27 new businesses in 2021, including Beggar's Pizza, Joey's Red Hots, Shark's Fish and Chicken, Rides Unlimited, and Quality Truck and Trailer Repair
Received GFOA Award for Excellence in Governmental Accounting and Financial Reporting Practices for the sixth year in a row
Reappointed Ed Clark as Chief of Police for the Crest Hill Police Department with a 4 year contract 2021-2025
Hired 3 additional new police officers: Andrew Trnka, Jacob Close, and Craig Machuga. These three new Officers brought the City's police force to 31 sworn officers
Crest Hill Police Department achieved Federal Use of Force through Illinois Chiefs of Police Association
Approved the resolution awarding grants to 5 of our businesses until the Small Business Grant Program as a result of the COVID-19 Pandemic
Approved and extended our Mosquito Abatement Contract with Clarke Mosquito Control through 2023
Approved our 2020-2021 MFT Road projects through Illinois Rebuild Roadway Program
TLC Ingredients presented a concept plan for a 55,000 square foot building expansion at 16901 Advantage Drive
Adopted 2021 Zoning Map for the City of Crest Hill
City of Crest Hill received third installment of Rebuild Illinois Grants totaling $228,000 for roadway infrastructure and improvements
Approved purchase of Flock Safety License Plate Reader Camera system throughout the city boundaries to help deter crime
Welcomed Low Voltage Solutions 20516 Caton Farm Road to the City of Crest Hill
Welcomed Thompson Beauty and Barber Shop 1920 Plainfield Road to the City of Crest Hill
Awarded 20 businesses $5000.00 each who applied for the Small Business Grant Program as a result of the COVID-19 Pandemic
Appointed Renee Herbst as our Human Resource Manager
Approved a 1-year audit engagement letter with WRDR Auditing Firm
Approved a B-3 Special Use Permit as 1521 Cedarwood Drive for a new strip mall which includes a package liquor store and a drive through restaurant
Continued talks with the City of Joliet in regards to joining a regional water commission to receive Lake Michigan water
Awarded the concrete repair and restoration contract for 2021 to J & J Newell Concrete Contractors
Re-appointed Pat Camden to the Civil Service Commission, Ken Carroll and Bill Thomas to the Plan Commission, and Mike Gale and Dave Stengele as Deputy Liquor Commissioners
Declared May 9 through May 16, 2021 as National Police Week in the City of Crest Hill
Declared May 16 through May 23, 2021 as National Public Works Week in the City of Crest Hill
Resolution honoring Barb Sklare for her 8 years of service as Alderwoman Ward II
Resolution honoring Marco Coladipietro for his 4 years of service as Alderman Ward III
Resolution honoring Vicki Hackney for her 8 years of service as City Clerk
Welcomed Darrell Jefferson as newly elected Ward II Alderman
Welcomed Mark Cipiti as newly elected Ward III Alderman
Honored Joseph Pesavento on his retirement from the Crest Hill Police Department with 39 1/2 years of service
Approved an employment agreement with Heather McGuire as City Administrator
Appointed Mark Siefert as Public Works Director
Appointed Jeff Peterson and Cheryl Slabozeski to the City of Crest Hill Plan Commission
Honored Dan Price on his retirement from the Public Works Department with 25 years of service
Honored John Price on this retirement from the Public Works Department with 23 years of service
Hired 2 new Crest Hill Police Officers, Esmeralda Sandoval and John Delgadillo
Announced Jason Opiola as our new Deputy Chief of Patrol of the Crest Hill Police Department
Hired a new Public Works employee
Approved Burns and McDonald to prepare a water/sewer rate study for Lake Michigan water
Appointed Alderman Nate Albert to serve as the Will County Forest Preserve liaison for the City of Crest Hill
Appointed Alderman Joe Kubal as Lockport Township Park District liaison for the City of Crest Hill
Passed a resolution honoring Brad Hertzman on his retirement as Deputy Chief of the Crest Hill Police Department with 24 years of service
Continued the fire hydrant repainting program
Appointed Kirk Wilkins as Building Commissioner
Proclamation commemorating 20th Anniversary of the Carillon Lakes Community
Appointed Marco Coladipietro to serve on the Police Pension Board
Appointed Lisa Banovetz as Financial Director for the City of Crest Hill
Approved a resolution authoring an amendment to the deed restriction at 1919 Cora Street to build a Habitat for Humanity home
Renamed Len Kubinski Drive to City Center Boulevard and Perinar Lane to Len Kubinski Drive
Appointed Steve Gulden as Interim City Administrator
Proclaimed September of 2021 as Childhood Cancer Awareness Month in the City of Crest Hill in hopes of a quick recovery of 8-year-old Charlie Devries
Renamed Patrick Drive to Crest Hill Lane
Approved the 2022 Rebuild Illinois Bond Funds for several summer street projects
Approved Center/Chaney survey and geotechnical investigation with Christopher Burke Engineering for the 2023 road improvement project
Created the position of Assistant Public Works Director and appointed Blaine Kline to this position
Extended outdoor dining seating for liquor establishments
Approved new LED illuminated street signs for new City Hall and Police Station
Appointed Ryan Dobczyk to the position of Deputy Chief of Administration for the Crest Hill Police Department
Approved the final plat for Lucky Brothers Gas Station at Broadway/Caton Farm Road
Approved water main lining program on Theodore Street between Oakland and Clement to FER-PAL Infrastructure
Approved the installation of a pedestrian crosswalk at Knapp Drive and Willow Circle Drive
Approved a professional service agreement with Hitchcock Design Group to develop new concepts for primary and secondary city entrance signs
Approved Strand and Associates to prepare and submit for a Lake Michigan water allocation permit
Approved an intergovernmental agreement with Will County Highway Department for improvement to the intersection of Weber Road and Knapp Drive
Approved the hiring and employment agreement with Jim Marino as City Administrator
Approved the tax levy for 2021
Held 4 work sessions throughout the city with public presentations explaining the advantages and disadvantages of the joining the regional water commission and acquiring Lake Michigan water
Approved a resolution for exclusive listing agreement with Edgemark Commercial Real Estate Services for the sale of city property located at 1610 Plainfield Road, commonly known as Old City Hall
Approved a resolution for professional service agreement with Harbour Contractors related to the Public Works facility and City Center Project reviews
Approved the appointment of Karen Kozerka as Deputy City Clerk effective January 10, 2022
Approved an agreement between the City of Crest Hill and the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 150 for a 5-year contract from 2021-2026
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2022

Approved balanced budget with year-end surplus for the 14th year in a row
Issued property tax rebate checks to all property owners for the ninth consecutive year
Added 36 new businesses in 2022, including Auto Collision Experts, Brown's Chicken and Pasta, Cheesecakes by James, Mariscos el Puerto #3, Urban Kitchen Restaurant, White Smoke and Ash, and Super Catfish, Crest Hill Animal Hospital.
Received GFOA Award for Excellence in Governmental Accounting and Financial Reporting Practices for the seventh year in a row
Approved a resolution adopting a written COVID-19 policy for the City of Crest Hill
Purchased 2 new Public Works vehicles
Approved Resolution No. 1134 approving a preliminary agreement forming the regional water commission with 5 other communities to receive Lake Michigan water by 2030
Approved East Water Reclamation Facility for Phosphorus Removal Upgrades
Proclamation recognizing the 100th Anniversary of the White Oak Library District
Resolution honoring Janet M. Serdar on her retirement as Deputy City Clerk for the past 35 years
Approved an economic development consulting agreement with Steve Gulden through July 2022
Created the position of Director of Information Technology Position
Hire Kane McKenna and Associates as the TIF District Consultants
Appointed Tim Stinnett as Director of Information Technology
Awarded 2022 MFT resurfacing contract with PT Ferro for $433,468.24
Approved MFT Resolution for design improvements for the intersection of Knapp/Weber
Approved an intergovernmental agreement with Joliet Township Animal Control
Awarded contract to Low Voltage Solutions to install audio/visual system in new City Council Chambers
Appointed Finance Director Lisa Banovetz as IMRF Authorized Agent
Approved Resolution adopting 2022 Zoning Map and updates
Approved an ordinance authorizing the issuance of waterworks and sewerage revenue bonds for improvements to the West Sewage Treatment Plant for $49,500,000
Authorized a Professional Service Agreement with V3 Companies for $107,233.00
To prepare plans, specifications, and bid documents for Chaney Avenue/Center Street Water Main replacement and roadway rehabilitation contract
Re-appointed Frank Blaskey to the Civil Service Commission
Re-appointed John Stanton and Jeff Peterson to the Plan Commission
Approved and awarded a contract to Austin-Tyler Construction for 2022 Rebuild Illinois Contract for $1,200,000 for resurfacing Raynor Avenue, Fern Street, Grandview Avenue, and Brian Drive
Celebrated May 21, 2022 as National Peace Officer Memorial Day in the City of Crest Hill
Celebrated the week of May 15, 2022 to May 21, 2022 as National Public Works Week in the City of Crest Hill
Approved Anthony Budzikowski as Community and Economic Development Director
Celebrated our annual Memorial Day Ceremony in the City of Crest Hill
Approved an Ordinance adopting a city-wide budget for 2022-2023 fiscal year
Approved a design contract with Robinson Engineering for the lining of the Route 30 water main from Susanna Way to Six Corners to reduce the number of water main breaks in that area
Extended electrical aggregation agreement with MC Squared Energy Services for 2 more years to lower electrical energy costs for our residents
Approved a proposal for design engineering to Christopher Burke and Associates for improvements to Theodore/Cora and Theodore/Highland retaining walls
Approved 3 day liquor license waiver and sign permit waiver for Festa Italiana 2022
Approved the purchase of a 2003 Vactor Combination Sewer Jetting and Vacuum truck to perform sewer rodding and vacuum excavation of debris
Approved a contract with Camco Construction to construct storm sewer improvements on Theodore Street
Appointed Charles Devriendt as our new Administrative Hearing Officer
Approved an Ordinance for Places for Eating Tax
Approved an amendment in regards to Business Licenses and regulation and Burglar and Fire Alarms
Approved an ordinance amending tobacco, electronic cigarettes, or alternative nicotine products
Approved an ordinance amending solicitors
Approved an ordinance amending building permit fees
Approved a licensing fee for video gaming machines
Welcomed White Smoke and Ash as an upscale cigar bar business
Approved contract to Precision Pavement Marking for 2022-2023 MFT citywide pavement marking
Accepted the surrendered liquor license of Forza Table and Tap, revoking its liquor license and closing said business
Approved Ordinance No. 1918 creating the position of Finance Director who shall be appointed by the Mayor, with the advice and consent of the City Council, and that the Finance Director shall report to the City Treasurer
Awarded contract to Vissering Construction for reconstruction of the West Sewage Treatment Plant in the amount of $50,640,00
Awarded PT Ferro Construction for the 2022 MFT Pavement Patching throughout the city
Recognized Jordan Kolaski for her Eagle Scout achievement in Boy Scouts
Mayor vetoed Ordinance No. 1918, disagreeing with the actions taken at the August 1, 2022 meeting. Veto was denied by a 6-2 majority vote of the City Council and was overturned
Amended the City purchasing policy
Awarded the contract to Patriot Pavement Maintenance for the 2022-2023 MFT city wide crack filling program
Approved the increase of fines for fireworks possession/explosion
Appointed John Smith as a member of the Crest Hill Police Pension Board
Approved the hiring of an Account Disbursement Clerk
Recognized the Crest Hill Lions Club for their 60th Anniversary of a service organization in the City of Crest Hill
Purchased the property at 2309 Caton Farm Road for a transfer station to provide adequate water pressure to the west and southwest areas of Crest Hill in preparation of Lake Michigan water
Approved an agreement with Strand and Associates for design and bidding related services for Well No. 14 for Lake Michigan water
Approved contract Core and Main to purchase, install, and implement a fixed base water meter reading system and an agreement with Sensus for use of their automatic meter reading equipment software
Approved an ordinance authorizing the execution of a lease agreement with BRT Outdoor for the installation of digital video display message signs throughout the city
Welcomed the Alano Club of Joliet as a new business at 1807 Plainfield Road
Approved a special use permit for Smoothie King drive through in the Hillcrest Shopping Center
Welcomed Mariscos el Puerto as a new restaurant in the City of Crest Hill
Approved a text amendment to allow adult use recreational cannabis in the City of Crest Hill
Approved a notice to award a contract with Vissering Construction for an IEPA loan funded in the amount of $50,640,000 to construct a new West Sewage Treatment Plant
Approved Heidner LLC planned unit development and special use permits with 15 conditions on the 74 acres on Weber/Division
Appointed Don Seeman as our new Building Commissioner
Welcomed 3 Point Therapy as a new rehabilitation therapy business at 1695 Plainfield Road
Approved the annual tax levy for 2022
Presented a life saving award plaque to Daniel Lindblad and Richard Onderisin for saving the life of Crest Hill resident Nick Rodriguez
Recognized the 2022 Holiday Lights decorating winners in the City of Crest Hill
Awarded a contract to H and H Electric Company for lighting and pedestrian projects at the new City Center
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2023

Approved balanced budget with year-end surplus for the 15th year in a row
Issued property tax rebate checks to all property owners for the tenth consecutive year
Added 31 new businesses in 2023, including Advanced Therapy and Wellness Center, El Primo Mexican Restaurant #2, Gas and Wash, Goofee G's Ice Cream Parlor, Tacos Before Vatos, Taquerias Sandy's, Will County Children's Advocacy Center, Crusade Burger Bar, Oasis Mexican Restaurant, Tower Strength and Fitness Center, and Lockport Township Park District Pickleball Courts and Trackman Golf Simulators and Driving Range
Received GFOA Award for Excellence in Governmental Accounting and Financial Reporting Practices for the eighth year in a row
Approved a resolution in support of the Lake Michigan water allocation application before the Illinois Department of Natural Resources
Awarded a contract to Shallow Construction Company for Chaney Avenue and Center Street water main and road way rehabilitation
Approved an agreement with Christopher Burke Engineering for design engineering for Theodore/Gaylord/Cedarwood eastbound left turn signal
Hired 2 additional police officers: Brett Williams and Kyle Vanderhyden
Approved an agreement with Christopher Burke Engineering for design engineering for Parkrose watermain replacement and roadway rehabilitation project
Approved a resolution approving the first amendment to the preliminary agreement regarding the formation of a regional water commission
Approved a professional service agreement with Christopher Burke to perform design engineering services for Prairie Avenue from Raynor to Theodore roadway rehabilitation project
Approved a professional service agreement with Christopher Burke for design engineering services for Theodore Street and Borio Drive roadway rehabilitation project
Approved a resolution adopting the 2023 Zoning Map for the City of Crest Hill
Resolution honoring Richland Grade School 8th Grade Girls Volleyball Team
Appointed Alderwoman Gazal and Alderman Cipiti to the Water Conservation Committee
Approved a balanced budget for 2023-2024 with a year-end surplus
Renewed a 3-year contract with Wermer Rogers and Associates for city auding services
Approved a lease agreement between the City of Crest Hill and the Lockport Township Park District for office space in new City Hall
Approved a contract with Chicago Sign Group for the new City welcome signs fabrication and installation
Re-appointed Nick Weiss to the Civil Service Commission
Re-appointed Jan Plettau and Angelo Diserio to the Crest Hill Plan Commission
Appointed Andy Womack to the Crest Hill Police Pension Board
Approved the separation agreement with Jim Marino
Approved a resolution with Northern Illinois Municipal Electric Collaborative for lower electricity rates for street lighting throughout the city
Approved a resolution honoring Timi Tucker on her retirement as Record Supervisor for the Crest Hill Police Department
Moved into our new City Center 20600 City Center Boulevard
Executed a professional service agreement with Christopher Burke Engineering to prepare plans to repair the Kelly Avenue/Theodore Street and Cora Street/Theodore Street retaining walls
Awarded a contract to Sheridan Plumbing for 10-inch water lining maintenance project on Plainfield Road
Approved Route 66 community monuments Memorandum of Understanding with the Heritage Corridor Convention and Visitors Bureau
Approved a proclamation recognizing AB Gusto's Bar and Grill on their 45th Anniversary in the City of Crest Hill
Recognized Laurie Thrasher with a resolution on her retirement as Administrative Clerk with the City of Crest Hill
Approved the acquisition of a new police dog
Approved a resolution honoring Merichka's Restaurant on their 90th Anniversary of business in the City of Crest Hill as this business has remained in the Zdralevich family for five generations
Congratulations to Toton's Television and the Toton family on their 56th Anniversary of business in the City of Crest Hill
Approved a contract with Precision Pavement Marking for City Center pavement marking program
Awarded a contract to Davis Concrete for the MFT Concrete Flatwork Program
Received a trophy to the City of Crest Hill as the 2023 Wyland's Mayors Challenge Trophy for Lake Michigan water
Awarded a contract to Gallagher Asphalt Corporation for Prairie Avenue and Borio Drive resurfacing projects
Approved a resolution approving a cost sharing agreement with Midwest Industrial Funds to design a new roadway exit onto Weber Road from the Crest Hill Business Park
Awarded PT Ferro Construction Company for the Theodore/Gaylord resurfacing project
Approved the resolution approving the contract for consulting service with Brent Hassert Consulting LLC
Executed a professional service agreement with Strand and Associates to perform design engineering for Plainfield Road from Leness Lane to Theodore Street, and Theodore Street from Plainfield Road to Broadway Street, and Broadway Street from Theodore Street to Chaney Avenue for water main lining project to reduce water loss to acquire a Lake Michigan allocation permit
Approved Donald E. Morris as new plan review and inspection service provider
Approved a proclamation honoring and celebrating the 150th Anniversary of the Church of the Good Shepherd in the City of Crest Hill
Executed a professional service agreement with Christopher Burke Engineering to perform design engineering services for Borio Drive, Waterford, and Gaylord Road 2024 Roadway Rehabilitation Project
Approved the creation of a new position of Communication Specialist
Approved the East Sewage Treatment Plant Phosphorus improvements
Approved the 2023 annual Tax Levy Ordinance for the City of Crest Hill
Approved a proposal with Safe Step LLC for a sidewalk program that will evaluate and repair identified locations throughout the City of Crest Hill
Approved collective bargaining agreement with Metropolitan Alliance of Police Chapter 15 (Patrol) and Chapter 16 (Sergeants) with the Crest Hill Police Department
Approved to have the Mayor and Alderwoman Gazal represent the City Council in the future internal economic development related discussions with City Staff
Welcomed the Will County Children's Advocacy Center as they relocated to the City of Crest Hill
Executed a professional service agreement with Christopher Burke Engineering to perform phase A-site investigation engineering services for the future Crest Hill Business Park truck route exit onto Weber Road
Approved the Plainfield Road water main lining project to decrease water loss to receive allocation permit for Lake Michigan water project
Appointed Blaine Kline as Public Works Director
Approved an agreement for Corrosion control treatment study with Cornwell Engineering Group
Approved a resolution approving an agreement to purchase Motorola V700 Body Worn Camera System for the City of Crest Hill Police Officers
Approved the position of Police Department FOIA Audio/video specialist and authorized advertising, selection, and hiring of Police FOIA Audio/Video Specialist
Welcomed Gas and Wash to the City of Crest Hill at the corner of Weber and Division
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2024

Approved balanced budget with year-end surplus for the 16th year in a row
Issued property tax rebate checks to all property owners for the eleventh consecutive year
Added 33 new businesses in 2024, including American Furniture Warehouse, La Chinita Bakery and Tacos, Midwest Industrial Fund 577,000 square foot warehouse, and Smoothie King
Received GFOA Award for Excellence in Governmental Accounting and Financial Reporting Practices for the ninth year in a row
Received an update from Superintendent McBride reference Lockport Township High School Freshman Center
Approved Dave Strahl as Interim Human Resource Manager
Approved an ordinance proclaiming the rules and regulations of the City of Crest Hill regarding unscheduled intercity busses
Approved Meade Electric to modify the existing traffic signals at Division Street/Churnovic Lane to add a traffic signal at that location
pproved an ordinance creating a Class Q BYOB Permit for retail tobacco stores in the City of Crest Hill
Appointed Mike Eulitz as part time Interim Public Works Director
Appointed Tony Graff as Interim City Administrator
Approved a resolution to appoint representatives to the Grand Prairie Water Commission from the city of Crest Hill
A resolution approving an agreement for 2025 Sidewalk cutting program with Safe Step LLC throughout the City of Crest Hill
Approved USG Water to repair the iron filter at Well #11
Approved a Class Q BYOB Permit license to White Smoke and Ash at 2301 Plainfield Road
Approved a resolution for an agreement for Wilcox Street storm sewer project with Christopher Burke Engineering
Adopted the 2024 Zoning Map for the City of Crest Hill
Awarded the contract to H. Linden and Sons Sewer and Water for the Parkrose Street water main replacement and road reconstruction improvement project
Approved a resolution to post a public notice for the surplus property at old City Hall 1610 Plainfield Road
Approved a resolution for Hillcrest watermain replacement design engineering services with Christopher Burke Engineering
Approved a resolution for a part time employment agreement with William McCluskey to provide cable television broadcasting and audio/visual services for the City of Crest Hill
Re-appointed Pat Camden to the Crest Hill Civil Service Commission
Re-appointed Bill Thomas, Ken Carroll, and Cheryl Slabozeski to the Crest Hill Plan Commission
Re-appointed John Smith to the Crest Hill Police Pension Board
Approved the budget of the City of Crest Hill for fiscal year 2024-2025
Awarded the contract with Superior Road Striping for Gaylord Road/Cedarwood Drive/Theodore Street pavement marking program
A resolution approving an agreement for the Crest Hill Business Park alternative truck route preliminary engineering design Phase B with Christopher Burke Engineering
A resolution approving an agreement for the Division Street roadway rehabilitation improvements and design engineering services with V3 Companies
Approved a resolution for a professional service agreement with Hera Property Register to require owners of vacant properties in mortgage default to register their properties with the City of Crest Hill
Appointed Carron Johnson as our interim Finance Director
Approved a resolution for residential electrical aggregation with MC Squared Energy Service to save our residents on electricity costs
Purchased two raw sewage pumps for the West Treatment Plant
Approved an agreement with USG Water for Wells # 9 and #12 Iron filter emergency repair work
Awarded a contract to Austin Tyler Construction for the Circle Street/Green Street water main replacement project
A resolution approving an agreement for Circle and Green Street watermain replacement and roadway reconstruction improvements with V3 Companies
A resolution approving an agreement for facility condition assessment survey and asset condition assessment for Wells 1, 4, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 and East Wastewater Treatment Plant with Willett Hoffman and Associates
A resolution approving an agreement for design and related services for Eastern and Western receiving sites for Grand Prairie Water Commission delivery points with Strand and Associates
Approved a letter of intent to sell the property located at 1610 Plainfield Road, the site of the old City Hall
Celebrated our 36th annual Veterans/Police Memorial Ceremony recognizing our Veterans and Police Officers for their sacrifices to ensure the freedoms that we enjoy today
Honored all of our Public Works employees with a proclamation recognizing Public Works Week 2024 in the City of Crest Hill
Awarded a contract with Davis Concrete Contractors for the 2024-2025 MFT Concrete Flatwork Program
Awarded a contract with Gallagher Asphalt Corporation for 2024 Roadway Rehabilitation Program
Celebrated the 83rd Anniversary of the Lidice Massacre with our annual Lidice Memorial Service
Approved an ordinance establishing the Grand Prairie Water Commission and approved an intergovernmental agreement and a water supply agreement and appointed representatives to the commission and authorized approval of by-laws and a program management agreement
Approved a resolution honoring John S. Vershay for his 45 years of service to the City of Crest Hill
Announced the vacancy for Ward I Alderman due to the passing of Alderman John S. Vershay
A resolution amending the Crest Hill Employee Handbook and adopting a revised Employee Performance Evaluation Program
Appointed and approved Jennifer Methvin to the Alderman's vacancy in Ward I and to fulfill the term of office until May 5, 2025
A resolution approving an agreement for the 2024 Sidewalk Cutting Program construction with Safe Step LLC
A resolution approving an agreement for the 2024 Roadway rehabilitation Program with Gallagher Asphalt Corporation
A resolution approving an agreement for the 2024 Roadway rehabilitation and road reconstruction improvements with Christopher Burke Engineering
Approved an ordinance granting a Special Use Permit and set back variations with Midwest Industrial Funds to construct a 577,000 square foot speck building in the City of Crest Hill Industrial Park
A resolution approving and authorizing a contract to sell the old City Hall property 1610 Plainfield Road to Quick Trip Corporation
A resolution approving an intergovernmental agreement with Lockport Township Park District for cost sharing regarding the design, construction, annual maintenance, and annual events at the City of Crest Hill City Center Park and Playground
Approved to authorize for City Staff to complete the dedication of North Center Street right of way and a five-foot wide public utility easement along the north edge of Center Street to accommodate the construction of an addition to Chaney Monge School
Approved a permit fee waiver request from Lockport Township Park District for the Crest Hill Memorial Park revitalization project
Approved a cost sharing agreement with Midwest Industrial Funds which included a $150,000 donation to be used for engineering design for a new exit on Weber Road from the Crest Hill Business Park
Approved the application of Todd's Towing and Recovery and adding them to the Crest Hill Police Department towing company rotation
Appointed Marty Flynn to the Crest Hill Plan Commission
Approved a proclamation honoring Joe and Donna Marshall on their retirement after 45 years of service to Crest Hill Pony Baseball
Approved a joint community shred day event with Lockport Township Government Office
Appointed Erica Waggoner as Interim Finance Director
A resolution approving an agreement for Wilcox Street storm sewer improvement and street resurfacing with H. Linden and Sons Construction
Approved an ordinance rezoning the property at Caton Farm Road and Plum Street from R-3 to R-1B with setback and front yard variances to build a single-family home
Approved an ordinance amending the compensation of the Plan Commission and Civil Service Commission in the City of Crest Hill
Approved a resolution in support of application for an Illinois Transportation Enhancement Program Grant for pedestrian school crossing upgrades at Caton Farm Road and Richland School
Celebrated Neighbors Night Out in support and recognition of Crest Hill Police Officers in an evening of family fun activities
Completed the improvements with Will County Transportation for a new turn lane at Weber Road/Knapp Drive to improve safety at this intersection
Proclaimed October 6-October 12, 2024 as Fire Prevention Week in the City of Crest Hill
Approved an agreement with USG Water for emergency repair work on Wells 4, 8, and 10 Iron filters
Resolution approving a professional services agreement design services with V3 Companies for the Inner Circle water main replacement and roadway rehabilitation improvement design engineering
A resolution approving a professional services agreement with 2025 Roadway rehabilitation improvement design engineering services with Christopher Burke Engineering
A resolution approving a permit fee waiver to the Lockport Township Fire Protection District for its training and maintenance facility PUD project on Division Street
Appointed Glenn Gehrke as Finance Director for the City of Crest Hill
Appointed Patrick Ainsworth as Community/Economic Development Director effective January 6, 2025
Celebrated our 2nd Annual Winterfest 2024 with a Santa parade and an evening of family fun events at City Center
Approved a resolution adopting and revising policy for remote attendance at public meetings
Awarded a contract to Hoer Construction for the 2024 sanitary cleaning and televising contract
Appointed Julius Hanson as Interim Public Works Director
Approved an ordinance for the tax levy and assessment of taxes for the May 1, 2024 to April 30, 2025 Fiscal year for the City of Crest Hill
Honored and recognized several winners for the 2024 Holiday Lighting contest throughout the City of Crest Hill
Approved the purchase of a Ford F-350 pick-up truck for the Department of Public Works, to be used also as a snow plow for Cul-de-sacs during snow events
A resolution approving the renewal for an independent contract agreement with Dave Strahl as the Interim Human Resouce Director for the City of Crest Hill
Plans to implement a School Resource Officer in City of Crest Hill Grade Schools
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I look forward to continue making improvements and investing in our city's future in order to enhance the quality of life for all our residents. Please vote April 1, 2025 to re-elect Ray Soliman.
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Investing in Crest Hill's Future