The Council meeting included reports from the Administrator, Inspector, and department heads covering wastewater treatment plant progress, website accessibility updates, local construction permit activity, parade traffic management, and facility maintenance. The Council authorized the purchase of a 2027 Dodge Ram 4x4 2500 and three pump hoses for Public Works, and approved necessary repairs for the water and sewer department jetter. Significant discussion occurred regarding future water and sewer service rate increases to support the repayment of Illinois EPA bonds for infrastructure projects. Additionally, the council reviewed and approved the payment of semi-monthly and miscellaneous payables.
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The board meeting covered several operational and financial topics. Discussions included updates on water extensions for Rainbow Ridge and Mill Creek subdivisions, as well as the status of the upcoming harvest festival, including contributions for the fireworks display. The board reviewed and approved the administrator's, inspector's, and department heads' reports, which included infrastructure repairs and permit issuance. Additionally, the council approved the payment of semimonthly bills and authorized the purchase of a new Ford Explorer Police Interceptor.
Jul 28, 2026·Board meeting
Village Board Meeting
The board approved a budget of $150,000 for public works property improvements, including concrete work and fencing, to accommodate necessary site storage. Additionally, the board discussed an estimate for the demolition of 504 West First Avenue, focusing on the clarification of steel beam salvage, the distinction between estimates and bids, and the coordination of contractor responsibilities.
Jun 1, 2026·Board meeting
Village Board Meeting
The Board meeting focused on updates regarding significant infrastructure projects, including the wastewater treatment plant construction and potential funding, as well as a water main extension for the Rainbow Ridge project. Reports were provided by the administrator and the inspector regarding recent permits, housing developments, and ongoing commercial site progress. The Board also addressed parking challenges at the Camden Center caused by competing events and discussed strategies to improve traffic flow and parking management for future tournaments.
