Adam C. Diss

The committee discussed various financial matters, including bills from the sheriff's office and the coroner's office. They reviewed food service bids and the capital asset reveal. A discussion was held regarding the replacement of a radio tower, including budget considerations, potential grant opportunities, and the selection of vendors. The committee also discussed histology invoices, rewards fees, facility costs, and the availability of CARES Act money. Additionally, they reviewed the 42 account for death certificates, the old five months water feed, and the general funnel account.

The meeting included discussions on various financial matters such as approving bills for the Highway Department, special tax matches, and county bridge expenses. There was also a discussion and approval of utility permits. The committee discussed the letting award for satellite garage improvements, and a resolution was passed authorizing a Professional Services agreement with Will Hoffman Associates for structure placements. An amendment was requested for the resolution appointing the County Engineer, and a discussion was held regarding the state's recommended salary rate for the engineer. The committee also discussed canceling an order for trucks and potentially seeking local bids for replacements.

This document outlines 12 flood mitigation strategies for LaSalle County, focusing on a comprehensive approach to reduce the adverse impacts of flooding and other natural hazards. Key strategic pillars include enforcing regulations in floodplains, restricting construction that exacerbates flood risks, promoting regional floodplain management, and developing a regional stormwater management ordinance. The plan also prioritizes educating citizens and decision-makers on natural hazards, encouraging conservation development, adopting stricter building codes, fostering regional collaboration, participating in the National Flood Insurance Program's Community Rating System, examining rural stormwater infrastructure, and developing public educational materials. The intended outcomes are increased public awareness and preparedness, enhanced safety, and the promotion of sustainable development practices within the county and surrounding region.

The Land Use Committee meeting included a review of the current bill report, monthly construction permit reports, enforcement inspection reports, IEPA inspection reports, and recycling/HHW events. Discussions covered the IEMA Grant for Natural Hazards Mitigation Plan funding, House & Senate Bills, MLCR forms for mining expansions, and notifications for the EPA. The committee also addressed SafeBuilt fee increases and building inspector workload.

The meeting included discussions and reports from various departments. The Administration Department reported on new hires, open Public Health Nursing positions, wastewater issues near Streator, community health needs assessment, a visit from the new Peoria Regional Health Officer, and the installation of Syringe Disposal Kiosks. They also discussed the annual School Health Official Workshop, monitoring the spread of Measles, and preparations for Vector season. Grant applications were a major focus, including renewals and new applications for various health programs. The Health Department also shared news releases and social media announcements on various health-related topics. Reports from the Health Education/Media, Personal Health Division, and Environmental Health Division were attached.