From a flyer I got in the mail. Paid for by the Committee for Chris Kachiroubas.
Congressman Henry Hyde:
“If you don't have the records right, you don't have justice right. Chris Kachiroubas has a proven track record as a top-notch public administrator and a man of unquestioned integrity.”
Congresswoman Judy Biggert:
“Circuit Court Clerk is no entry level position. I practiced law for many years in ~DuPage, and I know how important it is to have an experienced professional in that office. Chris Kachiroubas has the background, the integrity and the compassion to do the job well. I have no doubt that he will be a great Circuit Court Clerk.
Advocate:
Steward and record keeper of 30,000 properties and 9 billion in market value.
Assisted with the creation of property tax caps.
25 years of top public administration experience.
Gathered 5,000 signatures in support of senior citizens' property assesment freeze.
Promotes inclusion and consensus building.
Vision:
Technology -electronic filing and electronic payments; allowing small traffic fines and fees to be paid over the internet.
Customer service -enhance customer service support to ensure the office is accessible and user friendly.
Office wide reviews and efficiency reports that will target resources to streamline the judicial process and insure the best use of taxpayer dollars.
Improve process of conviction reporting to the Illinois State Police.
Family:
27 year resident of ~DuPage
Husband and father of three
Soccer and wrestling coach
Daily Herald Endorsement:
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He wants to end the inconvenience of having to temporarily surrender a driver's license as bond upon being cited for a traffic violation. Instead, Kachiroubas will look to launch a pilot program that would allow drivers to use a credit card to post bond, rather than having to relinquish a vital form of personal identification.
Kachiroubas also will pursue allowing more access to circuit court clerk public records through the Internet, and examine allowing the public to process traffic tickets through e-mail rather than experience long waits at the circuit court clerk counter. He also will explore creating a field court in the Lisle/Naperville area.
He also intends to step up efforts to collect fines and intends to crack down on deadbeats behind in child-support payments.
