This is our
Roselle Renaissance.
Everybody deserves a piece of the Roselle PIE.
Scroll down to learn more about Mayor David’s vision for Roselle in his next term.
Public Safety
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Public Safety
Mayor Pileski wants to build upon the progress made during his term to ensure our first responders are ready for the new challenges of the 21st century.
Continue to invest in new technology that increases the quality of our safety.
Expand community outreach programs like neighborhood watch and find new ways to strengthen the ties between our officers and firefighters with the public.
Support practical training and expand readiness resources to ensure our departments are best in class to attract and retain the best talent.
Increase our contributions to Police and Fire pensions to reduce the gap of future year obligations.
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Infrastructure
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Infrastructure
How a community cares for its assets says a lot about their values. Mayor Pileski takes pride in ensuring we get the biggest bang for our buck.
Develop a 10 year capital plan for the Village to proactively forecast budget needs and better prioritize grant funding opportunities.
Prioritize comprehensive storm water projects that can resolve decades old flooding challenges providing next generation weather adaptability.
Increase funding levels to meet the growing number of aging streets, watermains, and light poles from our “boom” in the 70s-80s.
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Economic Development
Economic Development
Roselle and 15 locally owned businesses were named the best in the suburbs. We should double down on the fact we are a thriving place for local companies and not play to corporate chains.
Develop a strategic regional marketing plan to boost awareness of the community, events, and business opportunities in Roselle.
Leverage placemaking strategies to grow traffic for existing businesses and help attract the attention of growing small businesses.
Harness the launch of the new Development Services Department to reduce turnaround time and make doing business with the Village even easier.
