Antonio Rubino was elected Orland Township Assessor in 2025 and has been a Certified Illinois Assessing Officer (C.I.A.O.) since 2019. While new to the Assessor’s Office, he brings more than a decade of experience to Orland Township government and a strong record of fiscal responsibility, operational leadership, and taxpayer advocacy.

Rubino previously served as Township Collector (2011–2013), Township Trustee (2013–2021), and Highway Commissioner (2021–2025). As Highway Commissioner,  four township road projects were brought to completion: Orland Trails Subdivision, Ruggles Court, 109th Avenue, and 110th Court, all while maintaining no new tax increases. During his four-year tenure, his recycling initiatives, combined with community partnerships, generated more than $130,000 in additional revenue for the Orland Township Road District Fund and diverted over 389 tons of electronic waste from local landfills.

This hands on experience has given Rubino a comprehensive understanding of township operations, budgeting, and the real-world impact of local government decisions on taxpayers.

As Assessor, Rubino is committed to fairness, accuracy, and transparency in property appeals and exemptions. A strong advocate for taxpayers, he prioritizes clear communication, responsible administration, and personalized, one-on-one assistance for residents navigating the property tax system.

Rubino has also served the community as Chairman of Youth and Family Services, Chairman of Finance, and Treasurer of the Orland Township Scholarship Foundation, which has awarded more than $100,000 in scholarships to local students.

A nearly 24 year Cook County law enforcement veteran, Rubino holds both Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Criminal Justice from Governors State University and is a graduate of the Northwestern School of Police Staff and Command. He lives in Tinley Park with his wife, Ashley, and their three children.