Village of Glencoe Board of Trustees Meeting Agenda
The meeting agenda includes the consideration of an appointment to the Sustainability Task Force and a proclamation declaring November 2026 as Native American Heritage Month. Key discussion items involve a public hearing regarding the 2026 property tax levy, the review of financial reports and check registers for September 2026, and a consideration of an ordinance regarding business registration, licensing, and permits. Additionally, the board will review an intergovernmental agreement for crime laboratory services and a resolution authorizing the procurement of remote telemetry units for SCADA lift station upgrades.
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Village of Glencoe Board of Trustees Meeting Agenda
The board meeting agenda includes the swearing-in of public safety officers and a resolution to honor a retiring council member. The consent agenda features financial reviews of treasurer and golf reports, approval of check registers, and the authorization of multiple engineering and construction service agreements for water plant security, interconnect upgrades, and roof replacements. Regular business involves the authorization of a procurement contract for radios and accessories for the public safety department.
Sep 15, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Village of Glencoe Finance Committee Meeting Agenda
The committee will review monthly financial reports, including the treasurer's report and golf financial report. Discussion topics include an update on the current year's Community Investment Program, planning for a 10-year Community Investment Program, consideration of a levy estimate and the scheduling of a public hearing, and a review of the financial forecast for the upcoming years.
Aug 19, 2026·Board meeting
Village of Glencoe Board of Trustees Committee of the Whole Committee Of The Whole Meeting Minutes
The committee held an initial review and discussion regarding the Public Works Facility Space Needs Assessment, examining site constraints, facility conditions, and potential development scenarios including the 1900 Frontage Road site. Additionally, the board reviewed proposed updates to the Municipal Code, specifically focusing on business licensing requirements within Chapter 22 to optimize local oversight and reduce regulatory burdens. A scheduled discussion regarding the rebranding of the Central Business District was postponed due to time constraints.
