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Chairman - Kai Schnitker, First National Bank of Arenzville
Vice Chairman – Rob Lyman, Peoples Bank & Trust
Secretary – Darin Gehrke, SomerCor
Assistant Secretary – Dan Beard, Bellatti Law Office
Treasurer – Chris Gordon, Community State Bank
Immediate Past Chairman – Commissioner Ginny Fanning, Morgan County
Mike Anderson, Jacksonville Country Club
Shawn Artis, Morgan County GIS
Jim Burke, Hutchison Engineering Company
Tyler Devlin, Illinois Electric Cooperative
Dusty Douglas, Morgan County Regional Planning
Mayor Andy Ezard, City of Jacksonville
President Barbara Farley, Illinois College
Brad Floreth, ILMO
Jamie Headen, Benton & Associates
Eric Hobbie, Prairie Power
Kristan Becker-Hoffman, Farmers State Bank & Trust Company
Beth Hopkins, City of Jacksonville
Trevor Huffman, Jacksonville Memorial Hospital
Meri Jones, US Bank
Pam Martin, Jacksonville Memorial Hospital
Keri Mason, Lincoln Land Community College
Nicole Meyer, Jacksonville Area Chamber of Commerce
Lisa Musch, Jacksonville Area Chamber of Commerce
Jodee Nell, CNB Bank & Trust
Brian Nyberg, City of Jacksonville Community Development
Jake Price, Heartland Bank
Amy Quigg, Reynolds Consumer Products
Shawn Rennecker, Illinois Electric Cooperative
J.J. Richardson, CCK Automations
Caryl Sanders, Nestlé
Rabbi Rob & Lauren Thomas
Pat VanDeVelde, Scott County Development Corporation
Commissioner Mike Wankel, Morgan County
Cheryl Welge, Ameren
Chad Winters, Cass Communications
Janell Woolard, i3 Broadband
Allan Worrell, Worrell Land Services
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The City of Jacksonville is located in west central Illinois, 35 miles west of Springfield, the state capital. It is the county seat of Morgan County and one of the oldest towns in the Land of Lincoln, founded in 1825. Jacksonville was established by Yankee settlers from New England, who laid out farms, constructed roads, erected government buildings, and established post routes. They were part of a wave of European/American farmers who headed west into what was then the wilds of the Northwest Territory, during the early 1800s. Download Here!