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File #: 26-1484    Version: 1 Name: Special recognition honoring Lake County Board Member Ann Maine.
Type: Special Recognition Status: Special Recognition
File created: 11/3/2026 In control: Lake County Board
On agenda: Final action:
Title: Special recognition honoring Lake County Board Member Ann Maine.
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Special recognition honoring Lake County Board Member Ann Maine.

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SPECIAL RECOGNITION

WHEREAS, Ann Maine has dedicated 24 years to serving Lake County, being elected to the Lake County Board in 2002, representing District 21 and then District 3 residents in Green Oaks, Lincolnshire, Mettawa, Riverwoods, and portions of Buffalo Grove, Gurnee, Lake Forest, Libertyville, Mundelein, Vernon Hills, and Waukegan; and

WHEREAS, Member Maine has been actively involved in several Lake County Board committees, serving as Chair of the Public Works and Transportation Committee and as a member of the Financial and Administrative, Health and Community Services, Diversity and Inclusion, and Rules committees; and

WHEREAS, for years, Member Maine has passionately served on the Board of Health and shared updates to keep the County Board and the public informed on screenings, vaccinations, and the other important services offered by the Lake County Health Department and Community Health Center; and

WHEREAS, she has been a longtime advocate for protecting Lake County’s water resources, serving for more than two decades on the Stormwater Management Commission, advocating for conservation water pricing, and spearheading the creation of the Des Plaines River Watershed Workgroup to bring agencies and community organizations together to improve water quality; and

WHEREAS, Member Maine has been a key supporter of bringing Lake Michigan water to more communities, including through the recently completed Pekara Water System connection; and

WHEREAS, she helped shape Lake County’s transportation system by navigating the 2008 state transportation funding changes, advancing the County’s Challenge Bond program for major highway improvements; and

WHEREAS, she has been a strong advocate for connecting gaps in the County’s sidewalk, path, and trail network and has championed the planned Patriot Path project, a planned 5.5-mile shared-use path that will connect the Des Plaines River...

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