Supervisor, Nanci L. Vanderweel

Nanci was appointed as Supervisor following the untimely death of Richard M. Hall. Nanci has been a resident of Elk Grove Village since 1964. Nanci has served over 20 years as an Elk Grove Township Trustee. Nanci served three terms as an elected Village trustee in the 1970’s and early 1980’s. Nanci also served as a member of the Board of Directors of Alexian Brothers Medical Center in Elk Grove Village for a number of years. Nanci was appointed to serve on the Cook County Commission for Women’s Issues in 1995 and served four years representing District 15.

Some of her current activities are: Vice President, Supervisor's Division of Township Officials of  Cook County, Township Officials of Cook County Executive Board Immediate Past  President, Past President of High School District 214 Community Education Advisory Council, Member of the District 214 High School Education Foundation, Liaison to the Elk Grove Township Senior Advisory Council,  Suburban O’Hare Commission, United Way Board and Community Character Coalition of Elk Grove.

In the year 2000, Nanci authored a book on the 150 year History of Elk Grove Township and was awarded first place recognition at the Annual Township Officials of Illinois conference in Springfield in November of 2001. Nanci stays busy with her family, especially her two grandchildren, her gardening and her community. 

Clerk, Michael Sweeney

First elected to the office of Elk Grove Township Collector in April 2005, Michael is a passionate and dedicated public servant. Mike was appointed in September 2005 by the Board of Trustees to fill the position of township clerk. Michael, a 28 year resident of Elk Grove Township, graduated from St. Zachary School in Des Plaines, Notre Dame High School in Niles, and graduated with honors from Michigan State University with a degree in Political Science/Pre-Law.

Assessor, Connie Carosielli  

First elected in 1993, Connie is a Certified Illinois Assessing Officer with in excess of 500 hours of additional education in the field of assessment.  Her involvement with Cook County Township Assessor's Association has seen her many executive board positions including Property Assessment Institute presented Connie with the Marshall Theroux Memorial Award in 2004 for "leadership and distinguished achievement in the Illinois assessment profession." A licensed Real Estate Broker and a member of the Northwest Association of Realtors, she brings a current knowledge of the real estate market to the Assessor's office. A graduate of Holy Names University in California with post graduate work in education, Connie and her family have lived in Elk Grove Township for over 30 years. 

Highway Commissioner, Charles Serchuk

Chuck is in his third term as Highway Commissioner.   Born, raised and educated in Illinois, he and his wife, Nancy, have lived in Mt. Prospect for 42 years.  Chuck looks forward to continued success as Highway Commissioner. 

Trustee, Louis G. Petrone

Lou will be seeking his third term as an Elk Grove Township Trustee. Lou served as an Army Reserve Officer and retired as a Lieutenant Colonel after 34 years of service. He completed Graduate School of Banking at the University of Wisconsin and is a retired executive of Cole Taylor Bank. Lou came out of retirement and was employed as Vice President of Operations for American Midwest Bank, Melrose Park, which was later acquired by Banco Popular. After 12 years of service he is now semi-retired from Banco Popular. 

Lou is currently a Deputy Committeeman for the Regular Republican Organization of Elk Grove Township; a Kiwanian for 44 years, currently a Director and Finance Chairman; a Vice President and Director, Former President of the Trustee Division of Township Officials of Cook County and he represents Elk Grove Township at board meetings of the Northwest Municipal Conference. 

Lou and his wife Blanche have lived in Mt. Prospect for 40 years, have a married son and daughter and three lovely grandchildren. 

Trustee, George K. Busse

George K. Busse grew up in Mt. Prospect and graduated from Prospect H.S. After graduating from Vanderbilt University in 1976, he received his commission as an officer in the U.S. Navy. While on active duty he earned a Masters degree from Old Dominion University.  George returned to Illinois in 1986. He is currently a principal in the Chicago based financial institution, William Blair & Company, LLC, and is now a retired Captain in the U. S. Navy Reserve.  He is a director of the Mount Prospect National Bank, and a member of the Mount Prospect Police and Fire Commission. He is actively involved in his church, the Elk Grove Township Republican Organization, the Mt. Prospect Lions Club, and the Mount Prospect American Legion. George and his wife, Suzanne live in Mt. Prospect in the home his great grandmother built in 1913. He has five children; Brent, Emily, Andrew, Ellie and Kendrick.   

Trustee, Andrea Koshaba

Andrea Koshaba has been a resident of Elk Grove Village since 1986 and grew up in the Northwest Suburbs.  She is one of thirteen children and attended St. Raymond's School in Mt. Prospect, graduated from Prospect High School and attended the University of Illinois at Chicago Circle Campus.  Married to husband Joseph, she is the proud mother of five sons and one daughter.  The youngest are at Elk Grove High School, Rebecca graduated from Resurrection High School while the older three all attended Elk Grove High School. Two are currently at Harper College.

Andrea is an Enrolled Agent, a federal license granted to those who demonstrate excellence in the field of taxation.  She has had her own tax practice for over twenty years and aside from personal tax preparation, handles complete financial services for many small businesses.

She is focused on issues involving children, business, middle-class tax burdens and health care.  She was a member of Kiwanis for many years and is now a member of Elk Grove Rotary Club. Koshaba taught religious education for nine years at St. Julius and Queen of the Rosary. She enjoys researching alternative medicine and its complement to main stream medical care. A self-described political junkie, Andrea loves to read and enjoys regular power walking around our beautiful neighborhoods and Busse Woods. 

Trustee, John Strzelecki 

John and his wife Mary have been residents of Mt. Prospect for 21 years. They have been married for 27 years and have two children: Nicholas and Alexander both attend Rolling Meadows High School. John has been in the publishing industry for 20 years with CCH Incorporated. John has been a licensed attorney in Illinois since 1989.  His area of expertise include: labor law, personal income tax, pension law, and employment tax and law.  John attended Weber High School in Chicago.  He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from DePaul University (B. A. - Political Science) and a law degree from Creighton University School of Law (Juris Doctorate - Law). John is an Usher and Eucharistic Minister at St. Cecilia Catholic Church. John had been Township Collector until his appointment to fill the vacancy left by Nanci L. Vanderweel

Collector, Greg O'Brien  

Gregory O’Brien was born and raised in Chicago and attended Gordon Technical High School.  He graduated from the University of Illinois at Chicago in 1981 with a Bachelors degree in Business Administration.  After working for a medical supply company he returned to UIC to complete his MBA in 1984.  He joined Allstate Insurance the same year in their Corporate Finance department.  Greg has extensive experience in operational analysis, budgeting and long-term strategic planning.  He also had assignments in Investor Relations, Market Research and Claims.  He is actively involved with his church and the Elk Grove Township Republican Organization.  Greg and his wife Brenda have lived in Mt. Prospect since 1989.  They have three teenage daughters; Brittany, Sarah and Rachel.