Steven Morris Receives Strong Support from Local Leaders Ahead of Hebron Village Election

Hebron, IL – As the race for Village President of Hebron heats up, Steven Morris has garnered a significant show of support from a wide range of local leaders and influential figures. These endorsements underscore his growing momentum and the broad coalition backing his vision for a stronger, more accountable Hebron.

Endorsements from Community Leaders

Morris has received official endorsements from a diverse group of individuals, many of whom have played critical roles in shaping the direction of Hebron and McHenry County. These endorsements come from elected officials, former public servants, and respected members of the community, all of whom believe Morris is the right leader to address Hebron's challenges and guide the town toward a prosperous future.

Among the endorsements are:

• Gloria Jean Van Hof, McHenry County Board Member and Former Village of Hebron Planning and Zoning Committee Member

• Candy Campbell, McHenry County Board Member

• Penny Smith, Alden-Hebron District 19 School Board President

• Johnny Eskridge, Alden-Hebron District 19 School Board Trustee

• Ken Winkelman, Alden-Hebron District 19 Vice President

• Andy Madsen, District 19 School Board Trustee

• Kevin Gricar, Former Village of Hebron Planning and Zoning Committee Member

• Pat Peterson, Former Village of Hebron Trustee

• Jim Lange, Former Village of Hebron Trustee St. John Council President, with over 35 years of police experience from Mount Prospect and the McHenry Sheriff’s Department

• Joann Lange, Former Village of Hebron Planning and Zoning Committee Member

• Brian Ahern, Hebron and Alden Green Wood Fire Protection District Trustee and Current Village of Hebron Planning and Zoning Committee Member

• Martha Carver, McHenry County Conservation District

• Juanita Gumbe, Former Village of Hebron Police Chief

• Derrick Tomlin, Former Village of Hebron CSO

• Jonathon Mindham Current Village of Hebron Trustee

• Dawn Milarski Current Village of Hebron Trustee

• Josh Stevens Current Village of Hebron Trustee

• The Entire McHenry County Building and Construction Trades Council

• IBEW Local 117

A Diverse Coalition for a Stronger Hebron

These endorsements reflect the wide-ranging support that Steven Morris has cultivated throughout his campaign. From public service leaders with deep ties to the community to experts with years of experience in law enforcement, fire protection, and local governance, Morris has earned the trust of those who know the needs of Hebron best.

Support from Local School Board Members

The endorsement of President Penny Smith and Vice-President Ken Winkelman from the Alden-Hebron District 19 School Board speaks volumes about Morris’s commitment to strengthening education and supporting families in the community.

Endorsements from Fire Protection and Law Enforcement

Morris has also earned support from respected figures in law enforcement and fire protection. St. John Council President, with over 35 years of police experience from Mount Prospect and the McHenry Sheriff’s Department, expressed confidence in Morris’s ability to lead Hebron’s safety efforts. His endorsement highlights Morris’s plans to revamp the Hebron Police Department for better community service and transparency.

New Endorsements Coming In Daily

In addition to the impressive list of endorsements already received, new endorsement letters are continually arriving as more and more community leaders show their support for Steven Morris’s candidacy. The growing list of supporters reflects the increasing confidence Hebron residents have in Morris’s leadership and his commitment to moving the village forward.

A Strong Record of Leadership and Service

The strong backing from a diverse group of current and former public officials speaks to the confidence these leaders have in Steven Morris’s ability to drive change in Hebron. Whether it’s improving public safety, managing finances, or advocating for transparency in local government, Morris’s record of leadership and his clear vision for Hebron’s future have earned him the trust and support of the community.

What’s Next for the Campaign

With these endorsements in hand, Steven Morris is poised to continue his efforts to build a stronger, more transparent, and accountable Hebron. Morris encourages all Hebron residents to get involved, share their thoughts, and support the campaign for the future of the village.

Morris stated, “I’m honored to have the support of so many dedicated community leaders. Together, we can bring about the change Hebron deserves. It’s time to build a better future for our village.”

As the election approaches, these endorsements are a clear signal that Steven Morris is the leader Hebron needs to move forward.