Village of Lincolnwood President and Board of Trustees Regular Meeting
The Board addressed several administrative and financial agenda items, including the authorization of warrants and final payments for road resurfacing projects. Key discussions involved the approval of professional audit services, the purchase of police body-worn camera systems, and an update regarding the Tax Increment Financing district. Additionally, the Board handled mayoral appointments to the Environmental Commission and recognized observances for World Polio Day and National First Responders Day.
Oct 6, 2026
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Village of Lincolnwood President and Board of Trustees Committee of the Whole Meeting
The board discussed several topics, including space needs for municipal operations, potential facility improvements for the Parks and Recreation Department, and the draft FY2027-2031 Capital Improvement Program. The agenda also covered a review of Water Fund expenses, a proposed policy for mobile food trucks, and the presentation of the 2026-2030 Sustainability Plan, which includes goals for climate action, waste reduction, water conservation, and land management.
Sep 15, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Village of Lincolnwood President and Board of Trustees Regular Meeting
The Board discussed a variety of business matters including the approval of an agreement with Municipal Collections of America, Inc. for collection services, a request for zoning variations at 7150 North Karlov Avenue, and a review of the strategic plan open items, including goals related to dog park development, redevelopment areas, and village branding. The Board also reviewed reports from various village departments and committees, including police reports, code enforcement updates, and public works projects.
Sep 15, 2026·Board meeting
Village of Lincolnwood President and Board of Trustees Committee of the Whole Capital Improvement Program Workshop
The workshop focused on the Draft FY2027-FY2031 Capital Improvement Program (CIP), reviewing projected capital needs, financial constraints due to reduced revenue, and funding strategies using state grants and TIF districts. Key discussion areas included funded versus unfunded projects, utility infrastructure investments, and significant community priorities like the Recreation and Aquatic Center. Additionally, the Board reviewed a Water Fund Expense Analysis that compared Lincolnwood's water utility costs, operational efficiency, and capital spending against peer communities to inform future rate projections and long-term utility funding strategies.
