The Winnetka Caucus Council (WCC) is the representative body of the Winnetka Caucus, comprised of volunteers from our community, and serves as liaison between our residents and the governing boards that serve them. Four residents from each of Winnetka's 16 precincts, and up to four at-large members from Northfield and Glencoe serve on the Council for up to three years each. Any voting-age resident
of Winnetka, or of the Winnetka Park or Library districts can serve. The Caucus Council is the community's liaison to the four Boards that comprise Winnetka's government - Village Council, Parks, Schools and Library Boards. During the first part of the year, the committees explore issues of concern to both the community and the boards, and then seek the community's input on the Annual Survey. During the second part of the year, the committees recruit, interview and slate candidates for any open positions on the four boards. The committees also develop platforms based on the annual survey results. The platforms serve as guidelines for the four boards. If you have a concern or know of a qualified candidate, please contact us. The Caucus Council sponsors the two town meetings, runs the Annual Survey, slates candidates, and writes the platforms by which the Village boards are guided.
