John A. Tatooles

The document provides logistical information for the Village Board Meeting, including the scheduled time and location at the Village of Inverness Hall.

The meeting agenda includes various reports from board members, the Village President, Treasurer, Administrator, and various committees such as Finance, Roads and Drainage, Fire, and Building/Zoning. Key financial action items include the approval of two warrant lists, the approval of financial statements, and the consideration of the Annual Financial Plan for the upcoming fiscal year. Additionally, the agenda covers an employment agreement regarding the Village Administrator's salary and potential discussions during an executive session.

The committee reviewed the draft Annual Financial Report (Audit) for the fiscal year ending April 30, 2025, and recommended it to the Village Board for acceptance. Additionally, an annual review of the Village Financial Policies, specifically the Fund Balance Policy and Investment Policy, was conducted, with a determination that no changes were necessary.

The board discussed and took action on several items, including the approval of a warrant list and financial statements. A resolution was presented to proclaim Arbor Day. The board approved rescheduling a fireworks event for the Inverness Golf Club and accepted a lawn maintenance services agreement with Gabriel's Inc. Additionally, the board approved the appointment of officials to the Solid Waste Agency of Northern Cook County, heard comments regarding resident requests for pond management, and authorized the release of closed session minutes and the destruction of audio recordings.

The board approved the consent agenda, which included a warrant list of bills and financial statements. Various departmental reports were presented by the trustees covering solid waste, roads and drainage, fire protection, community development, and building and zoning activity. New business included granting the Garden Club of Inverness permission to use the village's registered trademark, approving a prescribed ecological burn, purchasing additional body-worn cameras, selecting a bidder for the road maintenance program, and entering into an intergovernmental agreement with the County of Cook for a criminal apprehension booking system. The board also addressed audience inquiries regarding the condition of a local pond.