RE-ELECT SEAN MORRISON, A REAL LEADER WITH REAL RESULTS!
Meet Sean
Sean Morrison was appointed Cook County Commissioner of the suburban 17th District on July 22, 2015 and elected by the voters of the 17th District to serve a full, four-year term on November 6, 2018. On January 19, 2022, Commissioner Morrison announced his campaign for re-election for Commissioner of Cook County’s 17th District.
Commissioner Morrison’s focus on the Cook County Board has remained squarely on fighting irresponsible tax and spend policies, advocating for innovative reform measures that will reduce the cost of government, increase efficiencies, and improve services. In 2017, Commissioner Morrison authored the ordinance that led to the successful repeal of the Cook County Sweetened Beverage ‘Soda’ Tax. Sean also fought to successfully defeat proposed increases to the county's gasoline tax, cable tax, and other tax increase proposals.
Meet Sean
Sean M. Morrison was appointed Cook County Commissioner of the suburban 17th District on July 22, 2015. He was elected by the voters of the 17th District to a full four-year term in November 2018.
Sean’s focus on the Cook County Board has remained squarely on fighting irresponsible tax and spend policies, advocating for innovative reform measures that will reduce the cost of government, increase efficiencies, and improve services. In 2017, Commissioner Morrison authored the ordinance that led to the successful repeal of the Cook County Sweetened Beverage ‘Soda’ Tax. Sean also fought to successfully defeat a proposed increase to the Gasoline Tax, increase to the Cable Tax and several other tax increases and tax proposals.
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To my Catholic and Christian friends, The month of June is dedicated to the solemnity of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
Today is National Missing Children's Day, authorities are asking the public if they have information on the children. "No detail is too small."
On National Missing Children's Day, authorities are asking the public if they have information on the children. "No detail is too small."
patch.comIt was great to attend the Southwest Conference of Mayors dinner tonight. I enjoyed seeing and spending time with public servants committed to their suburban communities.
We could not have had a more beautiful day to hold the Forest Preserves of Cook County Board Meeting at the Sagawau Environmental Learning Center in Lemont on Tuesday. I’d like to thank Lemont Mayor John Egofske and staff, along with Lemont Twp Supevisor Mike Shackel for joining us on-site. ...Afterwards, FPDCC Staff introduced us to their bird banding program. Come out and experience all of the exciting activities they have here in Lemont.
For more info on the Sagawau Environmental Learning Center, please visit: https://fpdcc.com/places/locations/sagawau-environmental-learning-center/
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