THE RECORD

A first term of real results

From day one, Christina has fought for Homer Glen's land, its water, its safety, and its character. Here's what's been delivered.

Protecting Our Land & Managing Growth

Stopped the 143rd Street expansion from its originally intended limits, from Lemont through Parker Road.
Within days of taking her oath, brought the Hadley/Parker/Chi-Bloomington Road fight into the Village's jurisdiction — stopping Will County's plan to expand the road and destroy tree canopy, community character, and nature in Harmony.
Won approval to expand and contract a Cedar Road sewer line extension, unlocking potential development that had been stalled for years.
Annexed properties to expand the Village's footprint — while maintaining its low-density vision.

Water Independence & the Environment

Negotiated the waste water treatment property from an original asking price of $7 million down to $4 million — a site that meets the Village's future waste water needs.
Put the Village on the path to becoming waste water and drinking water independent — less reliant on outside utility companies, and in a stronger position to negotiate with sister communities.
Continued to formally object to IAWC rate increases, and introduced utility reform.
Stopped multiple data centers and a solar farm from finding their way into the community.
Maintained Homer Glen's Dark Sky community status.

Parks & Community

Set a goal of 500 trees planted village-wide since taking office — on track to hit the mark by the end of 2026 — and distributed over 1,000 sapling "stick trees" for residents to plant themselves.
Launched business promotion efforts, including coupon books and PR programs to support local business.
Implemented community recognition programs that put residents first.
Added a sensory hour to Village events, and continued to improve Veteran Boxes and related events.

Safety & Civility

Maintained Homer Glen's standing among the Top 10 safest communities in Illinois.
Worked with law enforcement to show LPR cameras can be used effectively to stop and solve crime — while protecting resident privacy.
Built civility within Village government, and civility with our sister municipalities.
Actively engaged on state legislation affecting Homer Glen, including the Build Act, LGDF, and open space policy.