Meet Your City Council
The City Council is comprised of the Mayor and eight Council members elected at large. For more information about the Mayor and each of the Council Members, click on their names below.
Citizen Participation
The Naperville City Council meets at 7 p.m. on the first and third Tuesdays of each month in Council Chambers of the Naperville Municipal Center, 400 S. Eagle St. Each meeting allows residents an opportunity to address the Council on issues of concern. Residents may speak on issues that do not appear on the agenda under public forum. Residents may also speak to specific agenda topics at the time the item is discussed.
Individuals wishing to speak at a City Council meeting can sign up online in advance of the meeting. Online speaker sign-up is available for Council meetings as soon as the agenda is released, typically the Wednesday afternoon prior to the meeting. Creating an online account with the agenda management software the City uses is necessary the first time a person signs up to speak online; due to verification requirements we encourage people to register and sign up to speak well ahead of the meeting date and time. Online speaker sign-up closes five minutes prior to the start of a meeting.
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Petitioners, or attorneys representing petitioners, will speak on an agenda item first and have up to 10 minutes. Other speakers who have signed up for the same agenda item have up to three minutes to speak. Public forum topics can be discussed for a maximum of 30 minutes.
Inside this section
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Mayor Steve Chirico
Elected in 2015, Steve Chirico is the City of Naperville's first new Mayor in 20 years. He has been working tirelessly on economic development and establishing long-term financial strategies.
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Councilwoman Becky Anderson
Sixth generation Naperville resident Becky Anderson has always believed in service to her hometown.
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Councilwoman Rebecca Boyd-Obarski
In her three decades as a Naperville resident, City Councilwoman Rebecca Boyd-Obarski has been an active volunteer and supportive community member.
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Councilwoman Judith Brodhead
Councilwoman Judith Brodhead moved to Naperville in 1985 with her husband and three children, like so many young families in the 1980s and 1990s. They quickly found the City to be home.
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Councilman Kevin Coyne
With an eye on economic development and the fiscal oversight of the City, local business attorney Kevin Coyne is proud to be a part of the Naperville City Council.
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Councilwoman Patty Gustin
Patty Gustin is no stranger to giving back to her community. A local real estate broker, Gustin’s election to the City Council continues her community service.
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Councilman Paul Hinterlong
Sixth generation Napervillian Paul Hinterlong embodies Naperville’s spirit of community volunteerism.
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Councilman John Krummen
A proponent of innovation within City government, John’s passion as a Councilman is to keep spending down while helping attract technologically innovative jobs to Naperville.
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Councilman Dr. Benjamin M. White
Over the years, Dr. White's leadership skills and strong commitment to teaching and learning helped to develop future leaders, and now he's using those skills to serve on the City Council.