The Will County Board, located in Joliet, Illinois, is the legislative body responsible for the governance and administration of county operations, consisting of 22 elected members from 11 districts. Operating under a County Executive form of government, the Board influences the daily lives of its citizens by overseeing essential services and infrastructure. It manages the annual budget, allocating tax dollars to various county agencies that maintain roads, provide community health services, and support law enforcement, including the Sheriff's Department and local courts.

In addition to financial oversight, the Board plays a crucial role in planning for commercial and residential development, ensuring adequate transportation, land use, zoning regulations, and public safety through established building codes. The diverse committees within the Board, including Finance, Public Health & Safety, and Land Use & Development, work collaboratively to implement policies and initiatives that serve the entire community, both in municipalities and unincorporated areas. The Will County Board strives to enhance the quality of life for all residents through dedicated leadership and effective governance.