Will County Executive Jennifer Bertino-Tarrant was re-elected for a second term, defeating challenger Chuck Maher. With a strong commitment to public safety, balanced budgets, and transparency in government, Bertino-Tarrant’s victory reflects the support and confidence of Will County residents.
“When I ran for county executive, I made a commitment to our residents to prioritize their needs and ensure effective governance. To be responsive, listen, and work collaboratively to address the challenges we face, together. I value the work we have done and firmly believe our communities and county are poised for greater things ahead.
“Farming communities and urban centers, Will County is a welcoming community for all, and I’m proud to call it my home,” said Jennifer Bertino-Tarrant.
Throughout her tenure, Bertino-Tarrant has leveraged her experience as a former teacher, principal, and state legislator to advocate for education and public service. Her bipartisan approach has fostered collaboration and problem-solving among elected officials, which she believes is essential for effective governance.
Among her accomplishments, Bertino-Tarrant worked with the county board to implement the largest infrastructure improvement plan in Will County’s history, enhance resources for mental health services, and secure increased funding for local law enforcement.
“We’ve made great strides,” Bertino-Tarrant stated. “But there is still more work to be done. I promise to continue fighting for working families, senior citizens, veterans, and all those who need our support. I look forward to working with the county board and our local elected officials to move Will County forward.”
For more information about Bertino-Tarrant, voters can visit www.JenniferForWillCounty.com.