SAVE THE DATE
Tuesday, October 16TH AT 7:30 PM
Wilton Township Officials will be holding an informational meeting on
Tuesday, October 16th at 7:30 pm at the township hall.
The township will present information regarding the
upcoming bridge tax referendum and the importance of its need.
We ask for your attendance.
Tuesday, October 16th at 7:30 pm at the township hall.
The township will present information regarding the
upcoming bridge tax referendum and the importance of its need.
We ask for your attendance.
Wilton Township is located about 40 miles south of Chicago, in Will County, Illinois. Wilton is predominantly agricultural; it has no municipality within its borders.
The Wilton Township government consists of elected Township Supervisor, Township Clerk, Board of Trustees, and the Highway Commissioner. The Illinois State statutes have given townships three major responsibilities: general assistance to the needy, property assessment for tax purposes, and maintenance and construction of rural roads and bridges.
Community Building Managers are also elected to operate and maintain the township's community building.
Wilton Township also has an appointed Planning Commission. The Planning Commission is charged with monitoring the township's comprehensive land use plan and making recommendations to the Township Trustees in regard to zoning applications or other land use issues in the township.
The Wilton Township Cemetery is located on Cedar Road, south of Wilton Center. The township provides maintenance and perpetual care for the cemetery under the guidance of an appointed board.
The term of office of elected officers is four years and they are elected the first Tuesday, after the first Monday in April. Election is held every four years, in the year following the president is elected, i.e., 2017, 2021, etc. Newly elected officers assume duty of their offices on the third Monday of the month following their election, except the assessor who takes office the following January 1st.
The Wilton Township government consists of elected Township Supervisor, Township Clerk, Board of Trustees, and the Highway Commissioner. The Illinois State statutes have given townships three major responsibilities: general assistance to the needy, property assessment for tax purposes, and maintenance and construction of rural roads and bridges.
Community Building Managers are also elected to operate and maintain the township's community building.
Wilton Township also has an appointed Planning Commission. The Planning Commission is charged with monitoring the township's comprehensive land use plan and making recommendations to the Township Trustees in regard to zoning applications or other land use issues in the township.
The Wilton Township Cemetery is located on Cedar Road, south of Wilton Center. The township provides maintenance and perpetual care for the cemetery under the guidance of an appointed board.
The term of office of elected officers is four years and they are elected the first Tuesday, after the first Monday in April. Election is held every four years, in the year following the president is elected, i.e., 2017, 2021, etc. Newly elected officers assume duty of their offices on the third Monday of the month following their election, except the assessor who takes office the following January 1st.
Wilton Township Community Building
Located at: 14355 W Joliet Rd, Manhattan, IL 60442
Please keep in mind there are plenty of dates still available for the rental of the Wilton Township Community Building for all your graduation, shower, birthday and party needs . Included in the rental is use of the full kitchen, tables and chairs.
Click here for more information.
Click here for more information.
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Peotone Chamber of Commerce 
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Will County Farm Bureau 
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Township Officials of Illinois 
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