Office of the Town Clerk
The Town Clerk is the official record keeper for Joliet Township. The Clerk’s Office maintains all township documents, records, and official papers, preserving the history and business of local government.
What the Clerk's Office Does
As clerk of the Township Board, the clerk attends all board meetings, takes minutes, and keeps an accurate record of the decisions made on behalf of residents. While the clerk sits on the Board as a non-voting member, the clerk may cast a tie-breaking vote when filling a vacancy in a township office.
The clerk also serves as the District Clerk for the Road District, working alongside the Highway Commissioner to maintain road district records, process warrants for road work, and handle bid advertisements for township road projects.
Each year, the Clerk’s Office certifies the township’s tax levy to the Will County Clerk, ensuring the proper amount is collected to fund township services.
Meet the Clerk!
Kendra Landfair
Town Clerk
Kendra Landfair began her four-year term as Clerk for Joliet Township Government in May 2025. She brings seven years of experience in the nonprofit sector, with past roles at Will County Problem-Solving Courts, Warehouse Workers for Justice, the University of St. Francis, and Guardian Angel Community Services.
Kendra is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and holds a Master of Social Work (MSW) from Aurora University. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from Kent State University, where she was recognized with the Outstanding Senior in Sociology Award, named to the Dean’s List multiple times, and honored with the Academic Achievement Award from the Black United Students Organization. She also served as the Sociology Student Representative on the College of Arts & Sciences Student Advisory Council.
Outside of her professional life, Kendra enjoys reading with her book club, curating fashion and interior design, and spending quality time with friends and family.
Stay up-to-date on Township business!
Meeting Agenda and Minutes
View meeting agendas, minutes, and videos for all public town board meetings. You can also find here our township holiday calendar and board meeting schedule.
Proclamations, Resolutions and Ordinances
View official proclamations, board resolutions, and ordinances adopted by the Township Board.
Holiday and Board Meeting Schedule
View the township's and road district's holiday calendar and board meeting schedule.
Audits and Budgets
View annual audits, fiscal year budget summaries, and total compensation packages.
Freedom of Information Act Requests
Learn how to request public records under the Illinois Freedom of Information Act.
Bids
View current and past bid opportunities for township and road district projects.
Service Request
Request road repairs, report hazards, or submit other service requests to Joliet Township's Road District.
Behavioral Health Appointment Request
Request a free trauma-informed therapy appointment for youth and young adults ages 6 to 24 in Will County.
Looking for something else? Check out all township services under the “Services” tab.
Contact Us
Town Clerk
Phone: (815) 726-4781 ext. 309
Fax: (815) 726-4785
Email: clerk@joliettownship.net
Office Hours
8:30 am – 12 pm & 1 pm – 4 pm*
*Please note that all offices and departments are unavailable from 12 pm – 1 pm.
Address
175 West Jefferson Street,
Joliet, Illinois 60432
Deputy Clerk
Phone: (815) 726-4781 ext. 308
Fax: (815) 726-4785
Email: deputyclerk@joliettownship.net
ANNUAL TOWN MEETING APRIL 8, 2025
Would you like to add a specific agenda item for this year’s Town Meeting?
Items to the Town Meeting Agenda can be considered as long as the petition is made by a group of fifteen or more registered voters in the township and submit such items to the township board for consideration by March 1, 2025. However, the agenda items must be relevant to the powers granted to the electors under the Township Code before they may be considered for placement in the annual town meeting agenda.
Joliet Township has prepared a submittal form that can be printed and completed by residents to formally submit their proposed agenda items.