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Will County Clerk Says Vote-by-Mail Plans Unchanged Following Supreme Court Action

According to the Will County Clerk’s Office, officials are continuing to follow applicable state and federal election laws and have not identified any changes resulting from the Supreme Court’s action that would affect the upcoming Illinois general election. #willcounty #mail #supremecourt

Will County Clerk Announces Vote By Mail Applications for November 2026 Election

Voters can apply or download a printable Vote By Mail application through the Will County Clerk's website at willcountyclerk.gov. #willcounty #vote #mail

Will County Clerk Receives More Than $107,000 in State Grants to Improve Election Access and Security

Will County Clerk Annette Parker announced that her office received two grants totaling $107,620.65 through state programs designed to support local election administration. #willcounty #grant #election

Illinois EPA Provides Over $4 Million in Funding to the City of Joliet to Replace Lead Service Lines

The City will replace approximately 557 lead services lines with copper service lines as well as water meters that contain lead. #leadwaterpipes

Black business groups blast college board over sputtering minority business participation

Darden added that the reasons he’s heard for noncompliance are vast, ranging from some not believing in the law to others insisting that the targeted goals are merely aspirational. #minorityparticipation

Illinois House Appropriations-Higher Education Committee Calls for Subject Matter Hearing to Discuss Procurement at Public Colleges and Universities

Currently, all public colleges and universities in Illinois are subject to meet a 30% goal in contracting with disadvantaged businesses. #smh #subjectmatterhearing #publichearing #communitycollege #university

Joliet Junior College is Not Meeting Minority Participation Goals, Illinois House to Hold Subject Matter Hearing

Most are reporting less than 5% minority spend. #college #university #contracting

Will County Deputy Coroner Jhade Posley Honored by Men of Valor II as a 2024 “Joliet Black History Maker”

Ms. Posley was honored for her work as Deputy Coroner for the past 4 years. #coroner

Joliet Mayor Asks Residents to Help Support Family in Need

Members of the Esters and Nance families are dealing with the unexpected loss and grief of losing seven loved ones... #joliet

“Quality of Life” Lawsuit Remanded Back to Will County

The dismissal of Counts I and II, that the NorthPoint Development would constitute a private and public nuisance, has been reversed by the Appellate Court and remanded back to Will County Circuit Court. #joliet

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