Since taking office, Christina Neitzke-Troike has led with a simple standard: put Homer Glen residents first. That has meant standing up to Will County over road expansion, taking on utility companies over rate hikes, and pushing the Village toward independence in how it manages its own water.
It has also meant protecting what makes Homer Glen worth living in — its tree canopy, its low-density character, and its dark sky — while saying no to data centers and solar farms that don't fit the community's vision.
Christina believes progress and community character aren't in conflict. Homer Glen can grow responsibly, stay safe, and stay itself — and she's not done yet.