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Job Board For more information regarding postings, contact the Office of Supervisor Calvin Jordan Open Positions Application for Employment Disclaimer Click on position title to download description Date Posted 11/07/2024 2/26/2025 3/13/2025 9/10/2025 9/10/2025 Type Full-Time Part-Time Part-Time Part-Time Part-Time Position In-Home Program Coordinator In-Home Caregiver Finance Clerk Transportation Driver Senior Services Administrative Assistant Disclaimer: This online resource is provided free of charge to employers and to those job seekers. All hiring and compensation for work performed by employees are handled directly between that person and the employer. Rich Township does not perform background checks on those applying for jobs nor on employers posting job opportunities. Employers and citizens are encouraged to request reference information from each other as needed to establish qualifications, credentials, and overall fit between the employer and the applicant. All job listings are posted at the discretion of Rich Township. We will not post jobs that appear to discriminate against applicants on the basis of race, color, religion, creed, age, national origin, disabled or Vietnam Era veteran status, sexual orientation, disability, or gender. Rich Township also reserves the right to refuse to post jobs that do not support the goal of enhancing the quality of life for the greater community. We are not responsible for safety, wages, working conditions, or any other aspect of employment. High school and college students are urged to perform due diligence in researching employers when applying for or accepting private employment/internships. Unless otherwise indicated by the employer, job information will be removed every 30 days from posting date.

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Established 1850, Rich Township serves 76,727 residents in the South suburban Cook County, Illinois Municipalities of Country Club Hills, Flossmoor, Hazel Crest, Homewood, Matteson, Olympia Fields, Park Forest, Richton Park, Tinley Park and University Park. Arlene M. "Sugar" Al-Amin Clerk Arlene “Sugar” Al-Amin is the Rich Township Clerk, a Community Leader, and Bridge Builder. Clerk Arlene Al-Amin is a hands-on elected official that participates and is available to all in her Rich Township Community. Clerk Al-Amin has a passion for inclusiveness, and for all to reach their full potential, so she works tirelessly by being involved in multiple initiatives. Clerk Al-Amin also takes pride in having a strong, committed, and consistent team as her appointed Deputy Clerk, Devon Taylor, helps her facilitate the Clerk’s Department as well as other projects. Her involvement doesn’t stop with her position, she currently is the Board President, of The South Suburban Council (SSC) on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse, Active Member of Democratic Women of Southland Region (DWSR), Secretary of the Rich Township Democrats Organization (RTDO), Past President of Flossmoor Service League, Past Community Relations Commissioner of Village of Flossmoor, and past volunteer at the Jones Community Center in Chicago Heights where she spearheaded, Miss Sugar’s class for Daily Affirmations, Food and Health Awareness and Etiquette for the children that were apart of the center. Her most precious accomplishment is her beautiful, blended family that she shares with her husband, Rafi- Al-Amin. Her favorite past time is spending time with her beautiful granddaughter. Direct (708) 748- 6722 ext 5055 SAl-Amin@ r ichtownship.org Responsibilities of the Clerk The Township Clerk is the ex-officio clerk of the Road District, the local election authority, and keeps all township and road district records except for general assistance case records. The clerk is also responsible for organizing board meetings and posting legal announcements for the township and road district. The Clerk additionally countersigns orders or vouchers and has the authority to administer the oath of office.

Established 1850, Rich Township serves 76,727 residents in the South suburban Cook County, Illinois Municipalities of Country Club Hills, Flossmoor, Hazel Crest, Homewood, Matteson, Olympia Fields, Park Forest, Richton Park, Tinley Park and University Park. Elected Officials Rich Township Federal State Cook County MWRD Rich Township Officials Click photo for Bio and Contact Information Calvin Jordan Supervisor Arlene M. "Sugar" Al-Amin Clerk Sam A. Brown, CIAO Assessor Dennis A. White, Esq. Highway Commissioner Nicholas P. Bobis Trustee Steven R. Burris Trustee Candyce Herron Trustee Jacquelyn M. "Jackie" Small Trustee Federal Joseph R. Biden President Kamala Harris Vice President Tammy Duckworth U. S. Senator Richard Durbin U. S. Senator Robin Kelly Congressman 2nd District Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago Board of Commissioners Kari K. Steele President Kimberly Du Buclet Vice President Marcelino Garcia Chairman of Finance Yumeka Brown Commissioner Cameron Davis Commissioner Daniel Pogorzelski Commissioner Eira Corral Sepulveda Commissioner Patricia Theresa Flynn Commissioner Mariyana T. Spyropoulos Commissioner State of Illinois JB Pritzker Governor Juliana Stratton Lieutenant governor Alexi Giannoulias Secretary of State Kwame Raoul Attorney General Susana Mendoza Comptroller Emanuel "Chris" Welch Speaker of the House Don Harmon Senate President Michael Frerichs Treseaurer Michael Hastings, Jr. State Senator 19th District Tim Ozinga State Representative 37th District Debbie Meyers- Martin State Representative 38th District Patrick Joyce State Senator 40th District Anthony DeLuca State Representative 80th District Cook County Toni Preckwinkle President Karen Yarbrough Clerk Kimberly Foxx States Attorney Timothy C. Evans Chief Judge Thomas Dart Sheriff Iris Martinez Clerk of the Circuit Court Fritz Kaegi Assessor Maria Papas Treasurer Monica Gordon Commissioner 5th District Donna Miller Commissioner 6th District

Established 1850, Rich Township serves 76,727 residents in the South suburban Cook County, Illinois Municipalities of Country Club Hills, Flossmoor, Hazel Crest, Homewood, Matteson, Olympia Fields, Park Forest, Richton Park, Tinley Park and University Park. Emergency Services Leonard Robinson Administration Center 22013 Governors Highway • Richton Park, IL 60471 Tel (708) 748- 6722 • Email@RichTownship.org Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 9am - 4pm Wednesday: 8am - 6pm 2nd Saturday: 9am - Noon Emergency Services Our Team Rich Township Homeland Security & Emergency Management Agency Trained members of our Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management Agency are often called upon to respond to non-emergency and emergency situations, including fires and accident injuries. Our Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management Agency is often called upon to respond to non-emergency and emergency situations. We assist with emergencies such as major fires and accide nt injuries, and we look for lost children and Alzheimer patients. We also coordinate with and support other local E.S.D.A. units. Our E.S.D.A. team members attend extensive training sessions given by the State of Illinois and Cook County Police Departments. Robert E. Fox, Jr Director Direct (708) 749- 6722 ext. 5572 RFox@RichTownship.org Roy Wells Deputy Director Direct (708) 749- 6722 ext. 5034 RWells@RichTownship.org Robert E. Fox, Jr Director Direct (708) 749- 6722 ext. 5572 RFox@RichTownship.org Roy Wells Deputy Director Direct (708) 749- 6722 ext. 5034 RWells@RichTownship.org

Established 1850, Rich Township serves 76,727 residents in the South suburban Cook County, Illinois Municipalities of Country Club Hills, Flossmoor, Hazel Crest, Homewood, Matteson, Olympia Fields, Park Forest, Richton Park, Tinley Park and University Park. Steven R. Burris Trustee Steven R. Burris was born into a family where he learned the value of civic responsibility from his uncle, Former U.S. Senator Roland Burris. He attended Eastern Illinois University and received a B.S. in Finance and earned a MBA degree from Lewis University, majoring in Finance. He is also certified to sit for the CPA exam. He has lived in Country Club Hills for over 30 years and Steven's experience and commitment to public service began as a staff member for his uncle where he served for many years. Trustee Burris is experienced in financial government, protecting your homeland, and educating your children. He has over 35 years of community service and is also a small business owner. Direct (708) 748- 6722 ext 5916 SBurris@richtownship.org Responsibilities of the Board of Trustees The Township Board consists of five members: the Supervisor as chairman, and four other members, each of whom has one vote. The town board is the legislative branch of township government, which establishes policy for the township to follow. Policies established by the town board are generally carried out by the supervisor and clerk in their capacities as administrators. The town board may not establish policies for either the township assessor or the highway commissioner. The township trustees are responsible for certifying tax levies for the township and road district. In the case of the road district, the amount of the levy is to be determined by highway commissioner. The town board of trustees is also responsible for adopting the annual budget and appropriation ordinance for the town, general assistance, and road and bridge funds. The trustees are also responsible for approving all town expense and auditing bills submitted for payment by the highway commissioner. The trustees have an obligation to approve all legally incurred bills to the extent that there is an appropriation for the expenditure. Conversely, the trustees have an obligation to reject for payment, all bills, including those for the road district that are not legally incurred debts.

Established 1850, Rich Township serves 76,727 residents in the South suburban Cook County, Illinois Municipalities of Country Club Hills, Flossmoor, Hazel Crest, Homewood, Matteson, Olympia Fields, Park Forest, Richton Park, Tinley Park and University Park. Calvin Jordan Supervisor Calvin Jordan is an accomplished business proprietor, elected government official, and board member possessing over 30 years of progressive experience specializing in Leadership, Business and Community Development through the design, implementation, and oversight of municipal programs, social economic and community development. Motivated by challenges associated with bridging people together with organizations and resources to promote and sustain progress; ethically energized by the results of promoting sound business, governance, and human rights practices within vulnerable populations. Supervisor Jordan also served as the Township’s Highway Commissioner for 20 years, from 2001 to 2021. Supervisor Jordan also serves as a board member at Franciscan Alliance Hospital since 2007. Professionally he worked for the Cook County Board of Commissioners for over 22 years; first as a budget analyst and then later as the special assistant to the late former Cook County Board President John H. Stroger. Supervisor Jordan received his bachelor’s degree in business management from the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff. Additionally, he has a certificate in Executive Development from DePaul University. Direct (708) 748-6722 ext 5049 CJordan@richtownship.org Responsibilities of the Supervisor Pursuant to Chapter 60, Section 70 of the Illinois Compiled Statutes, the Supervisor is the elected Chief Executive Officer of the Township, and has four primary responsibilities. They are: Administrator of General Assistance Chairman of the Township Board of Trustees Treasurer of all township funds Ex-Officio Treasurer of the Road and Bridge Fund

Together We Serve Volunteer Program For further inquiries or more details about volunteer opportunities, please reach out via email at Volunteers@richtownship.org . General Information/ Sign Up Volunteer Opportunities Click on position title to download description Departments Food Pantry Senior Services Administration Positions Rich Township Food Pantry Volunteer Rich Township Senior Center Volunteer Rich Township Special Events Volunteer Welcome to "Rich Township: Together We Serve," our volunteer program designed to bring our community together in support of vital services. This initiative seeks to recruit dedicated volunteers for our Food Pantry, Special Events, and Senior Services programs. By participating, you will play a key role in enhancing the support we provide to those in need while also fostering a spirit of collaboration and compassion within our community. Join us in making a difference and helping to create a stronger, more connected Rich Township. Kindly review the volunteer descriptions to determine which department aligns with your interests and where you would like to contribute. If you're interested in our volunteer program, please complete the sign-up form below. Volunteer Sign-Up Form First name Last name Address Email Phone * Please Upload Resume Upload File Please select the box for each volunteer opportunity you are interested in. Rich Township Food Pantry Volunteer Rich Township Senior Center Volunteer Rich Township Special Events Volunteer Submit

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