The board meeting addressed public feedback regarding the use of Flock camera systems and recognized the accomplishments of the local middle school softball team. The Mayor discussed the success of the Oktoberfest event, provided updates on village staffing, and addressed the potential unionization of administrative staff. Committee reports included discussions regarding compensation for a FOIA officer, an extension to the TIF zone, a presentation on battery energy storage systems, and the status of the village audit.
Sep 21, 2026·
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Manteno Village Board Regular Village Board Meeting
The board meeting included an invocation, a moment of silence for a deceased trustee, and public participation sessions. Key agenda items featured discussions on staffing, including the appointment of a building inspector and code enforcement officer, and the resignation of the village clerk. The board addressed concerns regarding FOIA request processing and administrative assistant duties. There was discussion concerning the appointment of a temporary village administrator. Furthermore, a statement was made regarding the legal validity of a previously held special meeting and the issuance of vetoes concerning actions taken during that meeting. Finally, updates were provided on pending legal matters and collective bargaining agreements.
Sep 8, 2026·Board meeting
Manteno Village Board Regular Meeting
The board discussed public concerns regarding camera surveillance, e-bike regulations, and local economic development. A motion to appoint a Director of Building and Zoning failed. The board approved an in-kind donation between the Chamber of Commerce and the village. Discussions were held regarding fire brigade certifications at a local facility. The board also approved the payment of bills and held an executive session to discuss employee compensation and benefits.
Jun 10, 2026·Board meeting
Committee Of The Whole - Properties & Recreation Meeting Minutes
The committee focused on maintenance and operational improvements for local parks, including painting and mulching at Memorial Park and equipment upgrades, repairs, and signage needs at Lucille Theis Park. Discussions also covered the potential formation of a resident-led pickleball league and the feasibility of hosting future tournaments to promote local tourism. Other topics included the potential installation of benches along walking trails with business sponsorship, a review of pavilion options, and an update regarding an OSHA safety citation for pavilion work and the subsequent corrective training plans. Additionally, the committee received a report on an upcoming community event.
