WHERE SHE STANDS

Issues & Priorities

Christina's platform for a second term builds directly on the work of her first — responsible growth, water independence, public safety, and a Village government that puts residents first.

RESPONSIBLE GROWTH

Protecting our land

Keep Homer Glen's low-density character intact. Continue holding the line against road expansions, data centers, and solar farms that don't fit the community's vision, while directing growth to sites that make sense.

WATER & INFRASTRUCTURE

Finishing the path to water independence

Complete the waste water treatment project and reduce Homer Glen's reliance on outside utility companies — putting the Village in a stronger negotiating position for years to come.

PUBLIC SAFETY

Safety with privacy

Keep Homer Glen among Illinois’ Top 10 safest communities by continuing smart, responsible use of tools like LPR cameras — with the shortest data retention in Illinois (7 days). This is locked in by a formal Memorandum of Understanding with the Will County Sheriff’s Office requiring automatic deletion of all data within 7 calendar days, limiting sharing strictly to Illinois law enforcement agencies, and allowing exceptions only for properly documented criminal investigation holds, court orders, or pending proceedings. Public safety and residents’ privacy, governed.

ENVIRONMENT

Growing the tree canopy

Keep planting toward and beyond the 500-tree goal, maintain Homer Glen's Dark Sky community status, and keep resident-led programs like sapling giveaways going strong.

LOCAL ECONOMY

Supporting local business

Expand promotion programs — coupon books, PR support, and community recognition — that put Homer Glen's small businesses in front of residents.

GOOD GOVERNMENT

Civility and transparency

Continue building civility within Village government and with sister municipalities, and stay actively engaged on state legislation that affects Homer Glen residents directly.

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