Dr. Jennifer Kelsall
ONCC Vice-Chair
Vice Chair, School Sound Insulation Committee
School District 234
Joseph J. Annunzio
ONCC Chair
Joseph J. Annunzio, elected ONCC Chair in 2021 and Vice-Chair in 2015, previously served as ONCC Fly Quiet Committee chair as well as Technical Committee Chair. Annunzio previously served as the village attorney for Niles, a community of 30,000 residents, and has been an ONCC member since 2000.
Annunzio is a member of the lawyer’s section of the Northwest Municipal Conference. He is also a regional vice president and member of the home rule attorney’s committee for the International Municipal Lawyers Association and president of the Illinois Local Government Lawyers Association.
Annunzio earned a law degree from John Marshall Law School and was deputy chief in the environmental division of the Illinois Attorney’s Office before opening his own firm, Joseph J. Annunzio & Associates, concentrating on environmental law, in 1994. The same year he was appointed adjunct professor of environmental law at John Marshall Law School.
A graduate in music education from Northeastern Illinois University, Mr. Annunzio was a band director in the 1970s and earned a master’s degree in music composition from Roosevelt University before pursuing his law career.
Dr. Jennifer Kelsall
ONCC Vice-Chair, Vice-Chair, School Sound Insulation Committee
Dr. Jennifer Kelsall serves as Superintendent for Ridgewood Community High School District 234. The district contains one high school with 800 students from Norridge and Harwood Heights. Jennifer is married and resides in suburban Chicago. Jennifer earned a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degree in Educational Administration from Illinois State University. She holds a Master of Arts Degree in Educational Administration from Governors State University.
Tim Keeley
ONCC Treasurer
Tim Keeley currently serves as the Chief School Business Official for Bensenville School District 2. He previously served as Associate Superintendent for Business Services for School District 21 and as Assistant Superintendent of Business for Addison School District 4. He earlier served as Director of Support Services for Indian Prairie School District 204, Assistant Superintendent for Finance and Operations in Ridgewood Community High School District 234, and as Director of Purchasing and Transportation for Oak Park-River Forest High School District 200.
Michael McMurray
Commissioner of Aviation, City of Chicago
Michael McMurray brings over 25 years of experience in transportation and infrastructure to his role as commissioner, serving most recently as the President of Transportation and Infrastructure and Managing Director of Wight & Company, a multidisciplinary architectural, engineering, transportation and construction firm for the Chicago office. At Wight & Company, McMurray guided the firm’s efforts to address the region’s growing need for innovative solutions to complex transportation and infrastructure projects. He oversaw all strategic planning, led engagement in securing pivotal partnerships, and drove growth initiatives.
As an attorney, McMurray has practiced law in the public and private sectors, notably in the Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office as Assistant State’s Attorney, the U.S. Social Security Administration as Assistant Regional Counsel, and the United Auto Workers as Senior Counsel. He is licensed to practice law in Illinois and retains membership in the American, Chicago and Cook County Bar Associations.
McMurray’s extensive private sector business expertise is coupled with a deep understanding of city government, serving as former Deputy Commissioner for the Department of Aviation, Managing Deputy Commissioner for the Department of General Services, First Deputy Commissioner of the Department of Procurement Services and Contract Compliance Officer.
McMurray graduated from Northwestern University, where he was a Chicago Urban Field’s Studies Fellow and earned his Bachelor of Arts, and the University of Michigan, where he received his Juris Doctorate. His successful career has earned him various awards and distinctions, including recognition as one of Crain’s Chicago Business’s 2021 Notable Black Leaders and Executives and the Chicago United Business Leader of Color Award in 2015.
Mike Latoria
Chair, Technical Committee
Mike has been actively involved with the ONCC since 2009 while serving 17 1/2 years as a Trustee for the Village of Itasca and currently as the Building Supervisor in the Building Department. Mike’s experience offers insight from both sides of the public/private discussion to deliver on residents' needs and wants. Combining over 35 years of owning and operating a design-build/ contracting /construction management business while serving the public as an elected official. Mike has an AAS in Construction Technology and a BS in Construction Management from Southern Illinois University, in addition to other certifications directly associated with the construction real estate industry. He has a successful, proven track record of working collaboratively with multiple levels of government, departments, commissions, and residents throughout the Chicagoland area.
Alderman Art Woods
Vice Chair, Technical Committee
Arthur “Art” Woods Jr. was first elected Alderman for the City of Wood Dale in 2011. That same year, he was appointed to the O’Hare Noise Compatibility Commission (ONCC) Technical Committee, where he has served with distinction and was named Vice Chairman in 2025.
With over 35 years of experience in the design, construction, and real estate development industry, Art has successfully led projects across the commercial, light industrial, residential, multi-family, and tenant interior sectors. For the past 19 years, he has served as General Manager of Manco Home Builders, Inc., where he continues to bring his deep expertise in building and development to the communities he serves.
Dr. Raymond Kuper
Chair, School Sound Insulation Committee
Dr. Raymond Kuper has served as the Chair of the School Sound Insulation Committee since 1997, where he guided the development of criteria used to select schools for the Sound Insulation Program. In addition, Kuper served as ONCC Vice-Chair from the Commission's inception until 2015.
Dr. Kuper worked in the field of education for over 30 years. He began his teaching career in the Chicago Public Schools, where he taught for seven years. He has had additional experience in the North and Northwest Chicago suburbs where he has served as a teacher, assistant principal, principal and superintendent. Dr. Kuper retired in May 2009 as superintendent of Union Ridge School Dist. 86 in Harwood Heights.
Hadley Skeffington-Vos
Chair, Ad Hoc Governance Committee
Hadley Skeffington-Vos is the Deputy Village Manager for the Village of Palatine. She began working in city management as a graduate level intern for the City of Sterling and then moved onto Niles as their Deputy Village Manager for eight years before coming to Palatine. She has a B.A. from Lake Forest College and a Master of Public Administration degree from the University of Kansas. Ms. Skeffington-Vos is an ICMA Credentialed Manager and a SHRM Senior Certified Professional. She is active in ILCMA, ICMA, IAMMA, Legacy Project and IPELRA.