Supervisor John Scaletta: A local businessman with more than 35 years of management and consulting experience who served 16 years as trustee on the Village of Arlington Board, Supervisor Scaletta brings a strong record of fiscal responsibility and community service to the Township. He is known for his collaborative leadership style and commitment to transparency.
“I’m honored to serve as Supervisor and excited to work alongside the rest of our Board to accomplish great things for our community members,” said Scaletta. “Together, we will continue improving services through innovation and efficiency while remaining fiscally responsible and transparent to taxpayers.”
Trustee Phillip Dukes: A lifelong resident of the Township, union carpenter, and U.S. Navy reservist, Trustee Dukes brings a hands-on approach to civic engagement. His advocacy centers around labor rights and veterans’ issues, grounded in a belief that thriving communities are built through neighborly support.
Trustee Robert Lugiai: A high school teacher with a focus on government and history, Trustee Lugiai is an active community volunteer and advocate for civic engagement. His volunteerism and dedication to public engagement position him to strengthen connections between residents and local governance.
Trustee Monika Stajniak: A Street Outreach Program Manager for a nonprofit in Mount Prospect and a founder of the community organization, “Friends on The Streets,” Trustee Stajniak brings years of community-focused experience serving the homeless population. Her passion for supporting mental health services is a cornerstone of her mission, and she is focused on connecting local residents to essential resources.
Trustee Jason Wynkoop: A licensed clinical social worker with over 25 years of leadership in nonprofit and government programs, Trustee Wynkoop champions mental health and community care. He currently serves as Chief Program Officer at the Chicago Children’s Advocacy Center.
Assessor Connie Carosielli: First elected in 1989, Township Assessor Carosielli plans to continue ensuring property tax fairness and accessibility for Township residents. She has received numerous honors for her leadership in public service and assessment reform.
Clerk Suellen Satern: Now beginning her second term in this role, Township Clerk Satern previously served Elk Grove Township as a trustee for three terms. She is a long-time school library staff member and dedicated community volunteer.
Elk Grove Township’s mission is to empower individuals and families by providing services that enhance their lives and strengthen the community. Learn more about available programs and services—including the food pantry, financial assistance, transportation services for senior citizens and persons with disabilities, youth and family counseling and more —by visiting elkgrovetownship.com.
