Where Heidi Stands
The Issues
The decisions facing Homer Glen aren't abstract. Here are the fights Heidi has been in — and the ones ahead.
ARYA: Homer Glen’s First Mixed-Use Zoning District
66 condos and duplexes on 159th Street land where zoning allows none. Village staff say a yes means writing a brand-new zoning district around one developer’s drawing. Heidi opposes the rezoning — here is why, in plain words.
Read more →The $16 Million Sewage Plant
Per the Illinois EPA’s summary: a $15,968,320 sewage plant whose projected customers within five years are one business and 114 homes not built yet, plus a proposed Village subsidy. The Village’s own video says phase one will serve about 2,500 residents.
Read more →The $2.6M Sewer to Empty Land
In June 2026 the Village awarded $2.6 million to run sewer along Cedar Road to unserved vacant parcels on Cedar and 159th. Sewer is what makes development possible there — so this was a growth vote.
Read more →The ComEd Substation on Bell Road
ComEd wants to build the tallest building in Homer Glen — 59 feet, with nine exceptions to Village rules. The Village announced it once, in five sentences. Here is the whole story.
Read more →Cedar Glen Rezoning
Neighbor Mark Gawron has taken the lead against the proposed rezoning near the Cedar Glen Subdivision. Read and sign his petition.
Read more →159th Street Corridor
The full timeline, sourced facts, and documents on the Badger rezoning — plus a survey and a written-comment builder for the August county vote.
Read more →151st Street Widening
A $10 million Village road project taking easements from 44 property owners, with no resident vote on the cost. Heidi opposes it as planned — the facts and your rights.
Read more →The Board Ignored Your Vote on Flock Cameras
In 2023 residents voted 60% NO on Flock cameras. In December 2025 the Village Board approved twelve cameras anyway — $106,650 in year one. Read what happened.
Read more →Saving Parker Hadley Road
Will County proposed widening Parker Hadley Road through historic farmland. Heidi organized her neighbors, founded Parker Hadley Preservation, and helped lead the opposition.
Read more →Stop the 143rd Street Widening
A five-lane 143rd Street would pull more cut-through traffic into Homer Glen and erase neighborhoods. Heidi has been organizing against this since 2022.
Read more →Strengthen Our Identity
Homer Glen has land-use tools it has never used. Before we approve another development, Heidi will measure what it costs us to serve — and what residents actually need — so decisions rest on facts, not sales pitches.
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