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Public Meeting Planned for Wilmington-Peotone Road Study

Open house meeting will discuss possible improvements to Wilmington-Peotone Road from Old Chicago Road to US 45/42

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The Will County Division of Transportation (DOT) will hold a Public Information Meeting concerning proposed improvements to Wilmington-Peotone Road Study between Old Chicago Road to US Route 45/52. The meeting will be held at Wilton Township Community Center, 14355 W. Joliet Road in Manhattan, from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. on May 20, 2026.

Workforce Center of Will County Celebrates New Location

Centralized location in Joliet offers expanded space for job seekers and employers

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The Workforce Center of Will County has celebrated the grand opening of their new location at 1300 Copperfield Avenue in Joliet, spotlighting an expanded space for services offered to job seekers and employers. Will County leadership cut the ribbon on the new center, which will serve as a modern, one-stop hub that offers career services, training, and workforce resources.

Will County Seeking Public Input on “Guide Will” Planning Initiative

Will County Seeking Public Input on “Guide Will” Planning Initiative

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Will County is seeking public input as it kicks off its “Guide Will” planning initiative, which will update the county’s Land Resource Management Plan that shapes future land use and development decisions. The planning initiative will incorporate public feedback on a wide range of topics related to Will County’s future, including through an online survey, interactive map tools, and open house meetings.

Ribbon Cutting Celebrated for Veterans Assistance Commission of Will County

Expanded space will serve as the anchor for veteran service campus

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Will County officials and the local veteran community celebrated the ribbon cutting for the new Veterans Assistance Commission of Will County (VAC) office, representing a new “one-stop shop” for veteran services in the heart of Will County. The new space is located at the heart of the first unified Veteran Support Campus in Illinois.

Will County Celebrates Animal Care & Control Appreciation Week

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Animal Care & Control Appreciation Week, celebrated April 12–18 this year, is an annual event that recognizes and promotes the important work of animal control officers and animal service professionals who dedicate countless hours to protecting both the public and animals. The week is sponsored by the National Animal Care & Control Association and aims to provide support and encouragement while recognizing the tireless contributions of animal control officers and staff across the country.

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