Freeport's historic buildings and neighborhoods are disappearing while the City's Historic Preservation Commission remains dormant. Despite Municipal Code Chapter 1475 requiring oversight and protection, years of canceled meetings have raised serious questions about enforcement, demolition, and government accountability. Fighting4Freeport examines the consequences of inaction and what the loss of historic preservation could mean for Freeport's future.

Freeport taxpayers shouldn't be left paying to clean up messes created by businesses, contractors, and private organizations. Chapter 1020 of the City Code establishes rules for keeping public streets and sidewalks safe, but questions remain about enforcement and who ultimately pays for violations. Fighting4Freeport examines the ordinances, taxpayer-funded cleanup costs, and the need for greater accountability.

Freeport homeowners are facing a proposed 5% increase in the Library property tax levy, even as many residents report rising property assessments. With City officials citing a declining overall tax base, Fighting4Freeport examines Ordinance #2025-63, the financial pressures facing the Freeport Public Library, and questions about economic development, taxpayer burdens, and City Hall accountability.

As Freeport considers a sister-city partnership with Lititz, Pennsylvania, questions are mounting about City Hall’s priorities. With concerns over crime, homelessness, public safety, and government accountability, is a symbolic partnership what Freeport needs most? Fighting4Freeport examines the contrast between the two communities and calls for leadership that puts residents before ceremonies.

Your vote is more than a right — it is your voice in shaping the future of your community. From local government decisions to statewide elections, participation is the foundation of accountability. Fighting4Freeport explores the history of voting rights, the importance of voter turnout, and why every Illinois resident has a role in determining who holds power.

Freeport’s leaf collection ordinance keeps our streets clean, but what happens to the leaves after pickup? Fighting4Freeport examines City Code Section 1020.12 and explores how recycling fallen leaves into mulch and compost could reduce costs, benefit residents, and turn seasonal waste into a valuable community resource.