The swearing ceremony took place on June 14, 2010 in the headquarters of PAC, Illinois Division at 5711 N. Milwaukee, Chicago, IL 60646.
Frank Spula, President of the National PAC presided over the swearing in ceremony. 
Elected New Board Members as of May 26, 2010
President: Mary Sandra Anselmo- Individual
1st Vice President: Teresa B. Buckner – Alliance of Polish Clubs in USA
2nd Vice President: Maria Roszek- Thousand Braves Gr. 877 P.N.A.
Treasure: Halina L. Bielowicz- Individual
Financial Secretary: Nina Siczek- Klub Ziemi Lubelskiej
Recording Secretary: Jan S. Płachta- Polish American Engineers Ass.
Sergeant at Arms: Tomasz Dąbrowski- GIEVONT Society Lodge 2514 PNA
Vice-Presidents:
Andrzej Mikołajczyk- GIEVONT Society Lodge 2514 P.N.A .
Mirosław Niedziński– Polish American Engineers Ass.
Bogusław Niemczewski- Thousand Braves Gr.877 P.N.A.
Bogdan Strumiński- Koło “Solidarności” w Chicago
Jan Jaworski – GIEVONT Society Lodge 2514 P.N.A.
Stanisław Magnuszewski- Alliance of Polish Clubs in USA
National Directors:
Anna Wierzbicki- Consul 41 P.N.A.
T. Ron Jasinski- Herbert–Chicago Society
Stanisława Rawicki- GIEVONT Society Lodge 2514 P.N.A.
The Polish American Congress of the Illinois Division is a “Statewide Umbrella” Organization, representing a political lobbying force of at least one million Americans of Polish descent and origin. Nationally, it is a part of an organized network of 18 state divisions, all of which are comprised of nearly 10 million of Polish Americans and over 3000 Polish American organizations and clubs, ranging from national fraternal benefit societies, such as the Polish National Alliance, Polish Women’s Alliance, Polish Roman Catholic Union, Polish Falcons and others, including veteran, cultural, professional, religious and social associations. Each U.S. resident can also become an individual or an associate member of the PACIL organization.
When organized in May of 1944 in Buffalo, NY, it adopted two major complementary agendas: the Polish one – to help Poland in its great hour of need and American one – to unite politically the Polish American Community.