
WHO WE ARE
All voting-age residents of the Village of Winnetka, the Winnetka Parks District, the Winnetka-Northfield Public Library District and the Winnetka D36 School District are members of the Winnetka Caucus.
The Winnetka Caucus Council (WCC) is a non-partisan group of volunteers who represent the Caucus and serve as a liaison between its residents and the four Boards that comprise Winnetka's government - Village Council, Parks, Schools, and Library. Four residents from each of Winnetka's 16 districts, and up to four at-large members serve on the Council for up to three consecutive years.
Each Caucus Council member serves on one Major Committee (Village Candidates, Village Platforms, Schools, Parks, Library) and one Standing Committee (Finance & Fundraising, Communications, Rules, New Trier Nominators in even years).
More information about how the Winnetka Caucus works can be found on our list of Frequently Asked Questions.

OUR HISTORY
In 1915, a group of leaders "grieving over the nonsense of municipal elections in which, except for personalities, there were no real issues", organized what today is the Caucus Council. It's been over a century since Winnetka officially adopted the Caucus form of non-partisan self-government where everyone who has a vote has a voice.
2015 marked the 100 year anniversary of Winnetka Caucus Council.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Chair: Susan Curry
Vice Chair: Betsy Owens
Communications Chair: Ryan Osborn
Treasurer: Doug Sutton
MAJOR COMMITTEES
Village Platform: Jan Bawden
Village Slating: Tom Brown
Schools: Peter Eck
Parks: David Botset
Library: Alex Ross
standing committeeS
The Standing Committees include the Rules, Communications and New Trier Township High School Caucus Nominators Committee (in even numbered years). The Standing Committees handle the day-to-day operations of the WCC.
RESOURCES

BYLAWS
Please review the Policies and Procedures of the Winnetka Caucus Council (Revised 11/2021)

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