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Lyons Township

Lyons Township

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Oct 27, 2026

A.D. QuigGUEST
19:59
So Pat Hines...
A.D. QuigGUEST
20:02
A Lyons Township assessor defeated Fritz Kagey in the primary with the help of business interests to a small but not insignificant degree in the grand scheme of money because Fritz Kagey is also a self-funder like J.D. Pritzker.
A.D. QuigGUEST
20:18
Got quite a bit of money from property tax interest generally.
A.D. QuigGUEST
20:21
So that includes like... appeals attorneys, appraisers, got a decent amount of money from them, and labor unions, especially trade labor, who is very anxious for the city to be building things again.
Michael O'BrienGUEST
8:57
Now, on the cross country incident, this was the cross country coach that said the things that are, everyone agreed that-
John WilliamsHOST
9:05
Was that Lyons Township? Was that the LT cross country match?
Michael O'BrienGUEST
9:09
Yes.
Michael O'BrienGUEST
9:09
Yeah, that was the, the meet at, at, uh, Lyons Township.
Michael O'BrienGUEST
9:12
So to me, I, I, I think people might have been a little happier [laughs] if there was more than probation for the adult that was involved in that.
Michael O'BrienGUEST
9:20
But the IHSA is saying that they couldn't confirm the intent behind the words, basically.
Christopher GettyGUEST
23:56
So we've been successful because I'm constantly going back to the electorate to find out what their issues are, what their concerns are, and then address those in short order.
Christopher GettyGUEST
24:05
That's been our successful approach in the Village of Lyons, in the Township of Lyons.
Christopher GettyGUEST
24:09
And I think that approach, knowing that approach ahead of time, you know, prepared us in this congressional campaign where not only were ...
Christopher GettyGUEST
24:17
We weren't just going and getting a signature, we were going to understand the voter, ask for their support in getting on the ballot, and then follow up afterwards with knock, continuing to knock on doors, continuing to engage people one-on-one, and then also inviting them out for a meet and greet.
Christopher KostrzakHOST
27:01
In 2015, Getty-backed school board members get control of School Board District 103, the largest employer in town with 360 workers, including his personal hires and a budget of $31 million annually.
Christopher KostrzakHOST
27:17
In 2017, Getty also becomes supervisor of Lyons Township, which covers all or part of 17 suburbs.
Christopher KostrzakHOST
27:26
Then, in 2019, in a scene reminiscent of his father Ken Getty's brief stint as mayor.
Christopher KostrzakHOST
27:32
Breaking right now, FBI agents raid the southwest suburban village offices of Lyons Mayor Christopher Getty.
Christopher KostrzakHOST
27:39
They also raided Getty Insurance on Ogden Avenue, a business owned by the mayor.
Christopher KostrzakHOST
27:44
During their raid on Getty's offices, records show the FBI seized information about a red light camera company, a popular brewery, a major video gambling operator, a construction and quarry business owner, a hotel and resort backed by Getty, the purchase of the mayor's current residence, and the entire Democratic Organization of Lyons Township.
Christopher KostrzakHOST
28:05
Former Lyons resident and activist, Earl Johnson.
Earl JohnsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
28:08
A number of the local politicians, many who were his friends and campaign contributors, have all gone to jail or pled guilty.
Chris GettyGUEST
49:35
However, um, you know, I have been slated and, and run underneath the Democratic Party in the past.
Chris GettyGUEST
49:41
I also serve as the Lyons Township supervisor, um, which I serve a population of 115,000 people in 18, uh, different communities that are just outside the city of Chicago.
Chris GettyGUEST
49:52
You know, I have great name ID.
Chris GettyGUEST
49:54
Uh, people, people know me personally.
Ray McKenzieGUEST
49:35
Herb Porter, who's the deputy mayor of Hanover Park.
Ray McKenzieGUEST
49:39
Elise Hoffenberg, the clerk from Lyons Township.
Ray McKenzieGUEST
49:43
Mary Beth Canty, state representative.
Ray McKenzieGUEST
49:45
Reverend Dr. Michael Wolfe.
Jim MaleyGUEST
44:37
Well, now, too, is...
Jim MaleyGUEST
44:41
We live on a street that like all the Lions Township kids, they go down and they go back and forth.
Jim MaleyGUEST
44:47
And now you'll just hear like, Jesser brother, Jesser brother, Jesser brother, as they were driving by.
Jim MaleyGUEST
44:53
That is

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