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Deputy Registrars Deputy Registrars December 2020 - November 2022 Channahon Township Minooka C.C.S.D. No. 201 305 W. Church St., Minooka 60447 Registrars: Phone: 815/467-6121 Lori K. Shanholtzer Email: lshanholtzer@min201.org Village of Channahon 24555 S. Navajo Dr., Channahon 60410 Registrars: Phone: 815/467-6644 Leticia R. Anselme Email: lanselme@channahon.org Jean Chudy Email: jchudy@channahon.org Mary Jane Larson Email: mlarson@channahon.org Stephanie Lee Mutz Email: smutz@channahon.org Crete Township Crete Public Library District 1177 N. Main St., Crete 60417 Registrars: Phone: 708/672-8017 Tiffany C. Amschl Email: tamschl@cretelibrary.org Christine LeVault Email: clevault@cretelibrary.org Thursday, September 30, 2021 Page 1 of 20 Crete Township Crete Township Office 1367 Wood St., Crete 60417 Registrars: Phone: 708/672-8279 James Buiter Email: jim.buiter@cretetownship.com Steven Hanus Email: hanus.steven@yahoo.com Village of Crete 524 Exchange St., Crete 60417 Registrars: Phone: 708/672-5431 Kimberly A. Adams Email: kadams@villageofcrete.org Deborah S. Bachert Email: dbachert@villageofcrete.org Susan Peterson Email: speterson@villageofcrete.org Christine S. Whitaker Email: cwhitaker@villageofcrete.org Village Woods 2681 S. Rte. 394, Crete 60417 Registrars: Phone: 708/672-6111 Elyssia E. Roozeboom Email: eroozeboom@provlife.com Custer Township Custer Township Office 35332 Grant Ave, Custer Park 60481 Registrars: Phone: 815-530-7207 Christine Olson Email: chrisolsoncustertownship@gmail.com Thursday, September 30, 2021 Page 2 of 20 DuPage Township DuPage Township Office 241 Canterbury Ln., Bolingbrook 60440 Registrars: Phone: 630/759-1317 Amy Albright Email: aalbright@dupagetownship.com Barbara Parker Email: bparker@dupagetownship.com Fountaindale Public Library 300 W. Briarcliff Rd., Bolingbrook 60440 Registrars: Phone: 630/759-2102 Amina Ali Email: aali@fountaindale.org Joyce Arellano Email: jarellano@fountaindale.org Ann M. Burkiewicz Email: amburkiewicz@fountaindale.org Sarah E. Dolley Email: sdolley@fountaindale.org Debra Dudek Email: ddudek@fountaindale.org Nancy Korczak Email: nkorczak@fountaindale.lib.il.us Melisa Martinez Email: mmartinez@fountaindale.org Paul D. Mills Email: pmills@fountaindale.org Leandra Pottle Email: lpottle@fountaindale.org Jay Purrazzo Email: jpurrazzo@fountaindale.org Senior Star at Weber Place 605 S. Edward Dr., Romeoville 60446 Registrars: Phone: 708/522-4856 Kevin Gawthorp Email: ckazmierski@seniorstar.com Christine Kazmierski Email: ckazmierski@seniorstar.com Thursday, September 30, 2021 Page 3 of 20 DuPage Township Village of Bolingbrook 375 W. Briarcliff Rd., Bolingbrook 60440 Registrars: Phone: 630/226-8400 Martha "Marti" M. Barton Email: mbarton@bolingbrook.com Sandra Clark Email: sclark@bolingbrook.com Christi Kelliher Email: ckelliher@bolingbrook.com Maria Crystal Tovar Email: mtovar@bolingbrook.com Lynn Wozny Email: lwozny@bolingbrook.com Village of Romeoville 1050 W. Romeo Rd., Romeoville 60446 Registrars: Phone: 815/886-5636 Olivia Blomberg Email: oblomberg@romeoville.org Bernice E. Holloway Email: bholloway@romeoville.org Lisa Kinder Email: lkinder@romeoville.org White Oak Public Library District - Romeoville 201 W. Normantown Rd., Romeoville 60446 Registrars: Phone: 815/552-4200 Beverly J. Krakovec Email: bkrakovec@whiteoaklib.org Florence Township Florence Township Office 16882 W. Arsenal Rd, Wilmington 60481 Registrars: Phone: 815/953-3249 John T Seibert Email: scrappyseibert@gmail.com Thursday, September 30, 2021 Page 4 of 20 Frankfort Township Frankfort Public Library District 21119 S. Pfeiffer Rd., Frankfort 60423 Registrars: Phone: 815/469-2423 Rebecca Cerf Email: rcerf@frankfortlibrary.org Diana Koepp Email: dkoepp@frankfortlibrary.org Cynthia A. Nast Email: cnast@frankfortlibrary.org Jessica Nawrocki Email: jnawrocki@frankfortlibrary.org Kelly Zednick Email: kzednick@frankfortlibrary.org Frankfort Township Office 11000 W. Lincoln Hwy., Frankfort 60423 Registrars: Phone: 815/469-4907 Anne C. Brunner Email: abrunner@frankforttownship.com Lucille L. Eaton Email: leaton@frankforttownship.com Karen D. Gonzalez Email: kgonzalez@frankforttownship.com Nella Piccolin Email: npiccolin@frankforttownship.com Mokena Community Public Library District 11327 W. 195th St., Mokena 60448 Registrars: Phone: 708/479-9663 Roseann Dolan Email: rdolan@mokena.lib.il.us Tracy L. Domzalski Email: tdomzalski@mokena.lib.il.us Cathy J. Palmer Email: cpalmer@mokena.lib.il.us Luke C. Surdel Email: lsurdel@mokena.lib.il.us Thursday, September 30, 2021 Page 5 of 20 Frankfort Township Village of Frankfort 432 W. Nebraska St., Frankfort 60423 Registrars: Phone: 815/469-2177 Theresa Jo Cork Email: tcork@vofil.com Susan M. Lynchey Email: slynchey@vofil.com Katie Schubert Email: kschubert@frankfortil.org Heather M. Smith Email: hsmith@frankfortil.org Village of Mokena 11004 Carpenter St., Mokena 60448 Registrars: Phone: 708/479-3900 Samantha Cooper Email: scooper@mokena.org Tammy J. Evans-Dabbs Email: tevans@mokena.org Christine M. Foster Email: cfoster@mokena.org Melissa A. Martini Email: mmartini@mokena.org Katie Pyznarski Email: administration@mokena.org Lisa K. Sickles Email: lsickles@mokena.org Village of Tinley Park 16250 Oak Park Ave., Tinley Park 60477 Registrars: Phone: 708/444-5000 Ava Brescia Email: abrescia@tinleypark.org Diana Melone Email: dmelone@tinleypark.org Allison Tugend Email: atugend@tinleypark.org Thursday, September 30, 2021 Page 6 of 20 Homer Township Homer Township Office 14350 W. 151st St., Homer Glen 60491 Registrars: Phone: 708/301-0522 Vicki Bozen Email: vbozen@homertownship.com Mary Pat DeGrassi Email: mp.degrassi@homertownship.com Patti Komar Email: pkomar@homertownship.com Cynthia Rataj Email: c.rataj@homertownship.com Homer Township Public Library District 14320 W. 151st St., Homer Glen 60491 Registrars: Phone: 708/301-7908 Alexandra Annen Email: atyle@homerlibrary.org Heather L. Colby Email: hcolby@homerlibrary.org Dawn M. Fox Email: dawn@homerlibrary.org Donna J. Stevens Email: dstevens@homerlibrary.org Jody L. Studer Email: jstuder@homerlibrary.org Village of Homer Glen 14240 W. 151st St., Homer Glen 60491 Registrars: Phone: 708/301-0632 Christine F. Camardo Email: ccamardo@homerglenil.org Georgene L. Marcotte Email: gmarcotte@homerglenil.org Gina Marie Spino Email: gspino@homerglenil.org Penny A. Wright Email: csr@homerglenil.org Thursday, September 30, 2021 Page 7 of 20 Jackson Township Jackson Township Office 100 E. Mississippi Ave, Elwood 60421 Registrars: Phone: 815/423-5771 Kathryn Hunt Email: jacksonilclerk@yahoo.com Village of Elwood 401 Mississippi Ave., P.O. Box 435, Elwood 60421 Registrars: Phone: 815/423-5011 Julie A. Friebele Email: julie.friebele@villageofelwood.com Joliet Township City of Joliet 150 W. Jefferson St., Joliet 60432 Registrars: Phone: 815/724-3780 Pauline Ames Email: pames@jolietcity.org Christa Marie Desiderio Email: cdesiderio@joliet.gov Jessica Marsett Email: jmarsett@joliet.gov Joliet Catholic Academy 1200 N. Larkin Ave., Joliet 60435 Registrars: Phone: 815/741-0500 Jason J. Midlock Email: jmidlock@jca-online.org Joliet Junior College 1215 Houbolt St., Joliet 60431 Registrars: Phone: 815/280-2738 Dennis R. Doyle Email: ddoyle@jjc.edu Thursday, September 30, 2021 Page 8 of 20 Joliet Township Joliet Public Library (Black Road Branch) 3395 Black Rd., Joliet 60431 Registrars: Phone: 815/846-6500 Ryan Cameron Email: rcameron@jolietlibrary.org Stefanie Jimenez Email: sjimenez@jolietlibrary.org Joy Lang Email: jlang@jolietlibrary.org Anna Liccione Email: aliccione@jolietlibrary.org Christian H Maleno Email: cmaleno@jolietlibrary.org Dana Prosapio Email: dprosapio@jolietlibrary.org Louise Svehla Email: lsvehla@jolietlibrary.org Heather Melanie Velazquez Email: hvelazquez@jolietlibrary.org Catherine Y. Yanikoski Email: cyanikoski@jolietlibrary.org Joliet Public Library (Ottawa Street Branch) 150 N. Ottawa St., Joliet 60431 Registrars: Phone: 815/846-6500 Francine Bates Email: ffarmer@jolietlibrary.org Anneta Jo Drilling Email: adrilling@jolietlibrary.org Sarah Furger Email: sfurger@jolietlibrary.org Harry Hillman Email: hhillman@jolietlibrary.org Tamara D Mattix Email: tmattix@jolietlibrary.org Luis Morelos Email: lmorelos@jolietlibrary.org Cristina Noyola Email: cnoyola@jolietlibrary.org Ivan Padilla Email: ipadilla@jolietlibrary.org Vanessa C. Padilla Email: vpadilla@jolietlibrary.org Jayme Helen Reavis Email: jaymereavis@gmail.com Selena Villegas Email: svillegas@jolietlibrary.org Thursday, September 30, 2021 Page 9 of 20 Joliet Township Joliet Township Office 175 W. Jefferson St., Joliet 60432 Registrars: Phone: 815/726-4781 Alicia Morales Email: clerk@joliettownship.net Village of Rockdale 79 Moen Ave., Rockdale 60436 Registrars: Phone: 815/725-8937 Dawn M. Pirc Email: pirc@rockdaleillinois.org Frank Sennyes Email: sennyes@rockdaleillinois.org Lockport Township Chaney-Monge Elementary School (District 88) 400 Elsie Ave., Crest Hill 60403 Registrars: Phone: 815/722-6673 Charlene M. DiVecchio Email: cdivecchio@chaneymonge.us Andy J. Siegfried Email: asiegfried@chaneymonge.us City of Crest Hill 1610 Plainfield Rd., Crest Hill 60403 Registrars: Phone: 815/741-5100 Vicki Hackney Email: vhackney@cityofcresthill.com Karen Kozerka Email: kkozerka@cityofcresthill.com Janet M. Serdar Email: jserdar@cityofcresthill.com Laurie L. Thrasher Email: lthrasher@cityofcresthill.com Christine Vershay-Hall Email: chall@cityofcresthill.com Thursday, September 30, 2021 Page 10 of 20 Lockport Township City of Lockport 222 E. Ninth St., Lockport 60441 Registrars: Phone: 815/838-0549
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