Co. Board Member Receives Award of Excellence
Honored for work on behalf of Will County families
JOLIET – The Illinois State Crime Commission (ISCC) has recognized Will County Board member and Majority Leader Chuck Maher (R-Naperville) with a 2018 Award for Excellence in County Government for his work on the Will County Board. The ISCC honors individuals each year that it deems have exhibited excellence in government, business, and community service achievements.
“I’m incredibly honored to have received this award from such a remarkable organization,” Maher said. “Although a lot has been accomplished since I first joined the Will County Board more than a decade ago, there’s still work to be done. I look forward to continuing my efforts on the Board and serving my constituents.”
“I’m incredibly honored to have received this award from such a remarkable organization,” Maher said. “Although a lot has been accomplished since I first joined the Will County Board more than a decade ago, there’s still work to be done. I look forward to continuing my efforts on the Board and serving my constituents.”
The ISCC noted Maher’s work on the Will County Board to lower taxes and lessen governmental restrictions while improving county and social services. Maher will be honored with other recipients at the ISCC’s 22nd annual fundraiser and dinner, “Salute To Those Who Make a Difference,” in June.
Maher was first elected to the Will County Board in 2002 and serves as the Board Majority Leader. When he joined the Board, Maher dedicated himself to improving county infrastructure, keeping utilities affordable and reliable, and ensuring a full return on residents’ investment of tax dollars.
The ISCC is a non-profit youth organization that seeks to improve relationships between law enforcement and local communities.
Maher was first elected to the Will County Board in 2002 and serves as the Board Majority Leader. When he joined the Board, Maher dedicated himself to improving county infrastructure, keeping utilities affordable and reliable, and ensuring a full return on residents’ investment of tax dollars.
The ISCC is a non-profit youth organization that seeks to improve relationships between law enforcement and local communities.
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