John Scaletta is a distinguished community and business leader who served on the Village of Arlington Heights Board of Trustees for 16 years. His experience and business acumen ensured that the Village government operated in a cost-effective and fiscally responsible manner. Collaborating with fellow board members, John successfully changed the fiscal year to benefit all taxpayers. He always made sure that issues before the Board were carefully and thoroughly examined before making any decisions.

John’s commonsense approach to fiscal responsibility and balanced budgets, while providing exceptional services to taxpayers, will benefit the residents of Elk Grove Township for years to come. John serves as the Service Project Leader for his son’s BSA Scout Troop 32 and is an active member of the Elk Grove Township Mental Health & Wellness Committee, since 2023.

Connie Carosielli has proudly served the residential taxpayers of Elk Grove Township as a dedicated advocate and problem solver for over 35 years. She is committed to providing essential information and facilitating access to the Cook County property tax system for those in need. Through comprehensive education and outreach efforts, Connie and her staff have effectively represented and supported the community. Their dedication is evident in the processing of nearly 10,000 taxpayer services annually, ensuring fairness and equity in taxation. This number increases significantly during triennial review years, highlighting their unwavering commitment to the residents.

Suellen Satern has dedicated over 15 years to serving the residents of Elk Grove Township, initially as a Trustee and now as the Clerk. Her tenure has been incredibly rewarding, thanks to the array of services provided to the community. The Township acts as a safety net for many, and it is heartening to witness the compassion and innovation demonstrated by the Township Board and its employees as they strive to meet the diverse needs of our residents.

We have made significant additions, including an Employment Center, new buses for senior and disabled transport, Veterans’ services, a Client’s Choice Food Pantry with evening hours, and a partnership with Josselyn for mental health needs. We also host community days that offer access to services such as the DMV and much more. Despite the expansion of services, the Township Board has managed to maintain a balanced budget and keep taxes low for our residents.

David Perns is a chiropractor and small business owner for over 25 years with unwavering compassion and integrity. Through his clinic, Perns Back and Neck Clinic in Arlington Heights, he offers chiropractic and laser services to his patients. David is not only a respected business leader but also an active participant in numerous professional and community boards.

In his capacity as an Elk Grove Township Trustee, David champions initiatives that enhance community mental well-being, ensure a balanced budget, maintain low taxes, provide transportation assistance to seniors, and offer support to families in need. His advocacy for the taxpayers of Elk Grove Township is marked by his honesty and genuine concern for the well-being of all residents.

David lives in Mount Prospect with wife Robin and daughters Jessica and Ashley

Richard Keenley is a United States Naval Veteran and a highly dedicated community leader. As a senior member of the Elk Grove Township Board, Richard has served the community for the past eight years with unwavering commitment. His keen awareness of the needs of all residents, especially those who are often overlooked, has been invaluable. Richard has played a pivotal role in supporting local initiatives, such as promoting assistance and donations to the Food Pantry and other essential services. He is always ready to contribute his time and efforts to benefit the community whenever necessary.

In addition to his charitable endeavors, Richard is a steadfast advocate for taxpayers. He works diligently to eliminate waste, cut unnecessary costs, and solve problems, ensuring that community resources are used efficiently and effectively.

Dale Niewiardowski has been a lifelong resident of Elk Grove Village and a dedicated community leader. He has contributed to various boards and committees, including the Township Board, where he has served as Trustee since 2013. Dale’s roots in Elk Grove Township run deep, with his family having moved to the area in 1940 and established businesses such as Nevarr Inc. and Nevarr Property Management, both of which Dale now operates.

Dale’s extensive experience as a local business owner and active community leader makes him a valuable member of the Township Board. His vast knowledge and dedication to the community are evident in his unwavering commitment to serve and improve Elk Grove Township.

Brian Maye is a United States Naval Veteran including a deployment to Iraq. He has been a dedicated public servant throughout his life. From working as a legislative aide in the State Senate, serving as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Ukraine, mentoring under-privileged children, to now serving as a Trustee of the Elk Grove Township Board, Brian has always been committed to helping others through compassion, common sense and hard work.

Professionally, Brian is a trial attorney who focuses his practice on the aviation and aerospace industries. Brian represents airlines, airports, air ambulance companies, air cargo carriers, and other aviation industry entities in litigation and regulatory matters.

Brian lives in Mt. Prospect with his wife Laura & his three children Dylan, Lucas & Zoe.