Re-Elect John Monino - Milton Township Supervisor
Proven Experience for a Happier, Healthier Community

Proven Experience for a Happier, Healthier Community
Why am I running as an Independent: Local politics has shifted so much in recent years from one side wanting to provide services and programs and the other side preferring non-wasteful spending. I am of the mindset of being smack down the middle. I have found by experience in private business and as an elected official that we can do both at the same time.
Supervisor John P. Monino has filled a variety of roles in the township, helping wherever he was needed since 2008. Prior to being elected Supervisor, John served on the board of trustees monitoring the finances of the township. John believes respect for the taxpayers should be a priority for all elected officials. His goal is to provide the best township services possible without hurting taxpayer’s wallets. In addition, John and his family have lived in Milton Township for 21+ years.
In 2020, Milton Township voters approved a referendum that established the Milton Township Community Mental Health Board to fund mental health, developmental disabilities, and substance abuse programs that serve township residents. The Act calls for the establishment of a seven-member community mental health board to administer local funds and plan and coordinate services within the local behavioral health system.
In July 2021, Milton Township Supervisor John Monino appointed seven Milton Township residents to serve on the community mental health board. One of the statutory requirements of the Community Mental Health Act is to establish a One and Three-Year Plan to outline how township tax levied funds will be used to address identified community needs in the areas of mental health, intellectual and developmental disabilities, and substance abuse.
The Milton Township Youth Committee was first established in May 2001. Under Illinois law, guidelines are established under which a Township Youth Committee may operate. We have chosen a plan that encompasses needs not easily met by other programs.
We are eager to assist the youth and students of Milton Township with Youth Scholarship funds to further their access to classroom learning, music, drama, clubs, or sports that could be off-limits due to unaffordability. Only current or future activities, items or services will be considered, not past events.
Our Youth Committee offers two methods of application for Youth Scholarship funds. Any resident of Milton Township may apply on behalf of their child and be approved if income criteria is met. School staff may suggest and facilitate an application on behalf of a student if the student’s family is on the Free and Reduced Lunch program.
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If you would like to connect with John, please call (630) 453-8821
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