County of Will
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<?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" />County of Will
Will County Illinois is strategically located 35 miles southwest of Chicago. It is governed by a County Board consisting of 27 elected members and an elected County Executive who is responsible for the management of 15 County departments/agencies. Our County-wide elected officials collectively provide a full range of associated governmental services. We employ approximately 2,300 employees who serve the County's population of 600,000. Will County is the fastest growing county in Illinois, and is the second largest county of the 6 county Chicago metro region. Will County covers 849 square miles, boasts 25 miles of waterway, and 80 miles of County highway. It is conveniently served by several interstates as well as a comprehensive commuter bus and rail service. The diverse communities of Will County offer an excellent quality of life for its residents, and have been called the "Chicago Alternative". The County seat is in Joliet, Illinois.
Director of Land Use<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />
<?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" />County of Will
Will County Illinois is strategically located 35 miles southwest of Chicago. It is governed by a County Board consisting of 27 elected members and an elected County Executive who is responsible for the management of 15 County departments/agencies. Our County-wide elected officials collectively provide a full range of associated governmental services. We employ approximately 2,300 employees who serve the County's population of 600,000. Will County is the fastest growing county in Illinois, and is the second largest county of the 6 county Chicago metro region. Will County covers 849 square miles, boasts 25 miles of waterway, and 80 miles of County highway. It is conveniently served by several interstates as well as a comprehensive commuter bus and rail service. The diverse communities of Will County offer an excellent quality of life for its residents, and have been called the "Chicago Alternative". The County seat is in Joliet, Illinois.