Jason Peterson for Kendall County Board
Assist, Protect, Preserve and Grow Kendall County
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Public safety
Built for trust.
Roads & growth
Planned for tomorrow.
Local business
Backed by action.
01 / A RECORD YOU CAN POINT TO
Results are the receipt.
Before asking for another term, Jason Peterson believes in showing the work: projects delivered, systems modernized, and details that make a regular Tuesday safer for families.
From Yorkville City Council to the national table with NACo, the through-line is simple: listen closely, make the case, and follow through.
5
YEAR HIGHWAY PLAN
A long view for roads and growth
01
NATIONAL AWARD
Collins Road Extension recognized by ACEC
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PUBLIC SAFETY LENS
Safer tools and stronger accountability
D.C.
COUNTY REPRESENTED
NACo advocacy at the federal table
02 / SPECIFIC WORK, NOT SLOGANS
A safer route home starts with the details.
Good government is often quiet work. It is the crosswalk moved, the road planned before the traffic arrives, the deputy equipped to do the job.
ROADS
Galena Road improvements tied to Route 47 North, plus a five-year highway plan that makes responsible growth easier to manage.
RECOGNITION
The Collins Road Extension received an award from the American Council of Engineering Companies — a project with a measurable local impact.
PUBLIC SAFETY
Take-home vehicles for deputies and modern body-worn cameras strengthen response, transparency, accountability, and translation support.
03 / THE NEXT STRETCH
Practical progress has a direction.
Kendall County is growing. The answer is not to stand still — it is to stay ahead of the growth with a plan voters can see.
Plan growth before it plans us.
Keep Galena Road improvements connected to Route 47 North, and keep a five-year highway plan at the center of every conversation about development.
A county that works for small business
Support the storefronts, builders, and employers who make our towns recognizable and resilient.
Public safety people can trust
Pair strong tools with transparency, accountability, and communication that reaches every neighbor.
05 / MAKE A PLAN
Your vote is local power.
Make a voting plan now, then confirm the final details with the official Kendall County election office before you go.
Early voting
Dates and hours can change by election. Check the official county election office for the current early voting schedule.
Polling location
Your polling place is tied to your registration. Confirm the exact location with Kendall County before election day.
Find the county office
Exact dates and locations should be confirmed officially.
06 / BRING YOUR QUESTION
Good county work starts with a conversation.
Ask a question, share an idea, or help put a sign where neighbors can see it.
A campaign built close to home.
The work is local, and so is the campaign. If you want a Jason Peterson sign in your yard, we’ll help get one to your neighborhood.