Saturday marriage licenses by appointment only. The Will County Clerk is elected by the citizens of Will County for a four-year term, as set forth in the Constitution of the State of Illinois. The County Clerk is the keeper of the county records and the Clerk of the County Board. All proceedings of the County Board are compiled and kept on permanent file in the County Clerk's office.
Minutes are available on the internet.
The Chief Election Official for the County. The County Clerk administers all Federal, State and County elections and is responsible for preparing the ballots, training election judges, securing polling places and all other election related duties. The Clerk's office processes all voter registration records. There are currently 352 precincts in Will County and over 282,846 registered voters. The County Clerk's Tax Extension Department accepts the filing of the annual budgets, levies, financial reports and boundary changes of all taxing bodies and calculates the tax rates and extensions for each unit of government.