The Will County Summer Internship Program is inviting businesses to learn more about the program by attending one of several upcoming Informational Breakfasts, which will provide updates, guidelines, and information on how to sign up.
Jennifer Bertino-Tarrant
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Rescue Rally & Pet Expo in Will County Offers Pet Adoption and Fun Activities
State Senator Meg Loughran Cappel and Will County Executive Jennifer Bertino-Tarrant are hosting a Rescue Rally & Pet Expo in Will County on September 6th, which will give area residents the opportunity to rescue a new pet and enjoy a day of pet friendly activities.
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Will County, City of Joliet, and the Joliet Slammers Water Conservation Night in Joliet
Will County, the City of Joliet, and the Joliet Slammers are hosting Water Conservation Night on August 26th to raise awareness about the importance of water conservation and provide cost-saving tips.
Posted inBusiness
Will County Executive Jennifer Bertino-Tarrant Named CED Board Chair
Will County Executive Jennifer Bertino-Tarrant has been selected to serve as the Chair of the Will County Center for Economic Development Board of Directors, with a focus on expanding economic opportunities, strengthening the local business environment, and attracting new residents.
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Our Way Forward: Will County Unveils Draft Plan for Future Transportation Projects
Will County is seeking public input on its draft “Our Way Forward” Long Range Transportation Plan, which outlines transportation projects for the next 25 years and aims to create safer and more connected streets.
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Will County approves balanced fiscal Year 2025 Budget
The Will County Board has approved a balanced FY2025 budget that prioritizes public safety spending, allocating funding for 19 new judicial and public safety positions, a consolidated county website project, and a unified Veteran Assistance and Support Center.
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Will County maintains an “Excellent” credit position
Will County has maintained an “Aa1 Stable” credit rating from Moody’s, due to their good financial management practices and a growing local economy, and is preparing for continued residential growth with their proposed FY25 budget.
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Charles B. Pelkie Jr. appointed as Will County Clerk
County Executive Jennifer Bertino-Tarrant has appointed Charles B. Pelkie Jr. as Will County Clerk, serving until an elected successor is sworn in on December 2, 2024, after his appointment was confirmed unanimously by the Will County Board.
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Will County Kicks Off Safety Action Plan
Will County and local leaders, in coordination with CMAP, have launched the Will County Safety Action Plan to make roads safer, reduce crash severity, and save lives throughout the county, with public engagement encouraged through community events and online surveys.
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Will County to host Public Information Meeting on Mills Road-Cherry Hill Road Study
Will County DOT is hosting a public meeting on July 30, 2024 to discuss improvement options and gather public input for the Mills Road-Cherry Hill Road Phase I Study.
