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OFFICE OF WILL COUNTY EXECUTIVE LAWRENCE M. WALSH Rita Weiss Purchasing Director (815) 740-4605 Fax (815) 740-4604 Weiss willcountyillinois.com September 26, 2014, To Whom It May Concern: You are
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