Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Trisha Summers’s organization
Mar 9, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Wakeman Village Council Regular Session
The agenda for this session includes matters under Old Business and New Business. Old Business involves resolutions concerning the intent to sell municipally owned personal property via internet auction (Resolution No. 2026-R-01) and establishing designees for public records training (Resolution No. 2026-R-02). New Business items cover the approval of March estimated vouchers, approval of February's balance packet, appropriations for the 2025 Annual Appropriation Ordinance (Ordinance No. 2026-O-05), authorizing a 'Then & Now' certification for payments exceeding three thousand dollars (Resolution No. 2026-R-08), authorizing fund transfers from the General Fund (Resolution No. 2026-R-09), a supplemental appropriation measure amending the 2025 ordinance (Ordinance No. 2026-O-06), authorizing expenditure from the Water Reserve Replacement Fund for system repairs and improvements (Ordinance No. 2026-O-07), and the employment of additional legal counsel (Resolution No. 2026-R-10). The session also allocates time for committee reports, administrative reports, and an Executive Session.
Feb 9, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Wakeman Village Council Regular Session
The agenda for this session included committee reports covering Parks and Recreation, Ambulance services (Vermilion River and Citizens), Finance, Police, 911/TAC, Library, and Archive Committees. Old Business involved the second reading of a resolution concerning the intent to sell municipally owned personal property via internet auction and a resolution establishing designees for public records training. New Business included the approval of February estimated vouchers and January's balance packet. Major items addressed were resolutions authorizing the Mayor's probationary appointments for three part-time police officers (Carlos Trujillo III, George Ranny, and Steve Pozniak). Ordinances were also presented to authorize agreements for the Village's electricity and natural gas aggregation programs through Aspen Energy Corp., and an ordinance to amend the compensation table for village clerks and employees.
Jan 19, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Wakeman Village Council Special Session
The Special Session agenda addressed several key items. Discussions included the appointment of full-time Council members (Jesse Case, Greg Summers, Mike DeLong, and Chris Buttermore) via Resolution No. 2026-R-04. New business featured establishing the 2026 Council President Pro Tempore, listing 2026 Council Committees, approving January estimated vouchers, approving the December balance packet, approving the 4th Quarter Report for 2025, and the first readings of resolutions concerning the intent to sell municipally owned personal property by internet auction (Resolution No. 2026-R-01) and establishing designees for public records training (Resolution No. 2026-R-02). Additionally, there was a resolution authorizing the Fiscal Officer to complete intrafund reallocations (Resolution No. 2026-R-03) and an ordinance postponing the 2026 Annual Appropriation Measure while providing temporary appropriations (Ordinance No. 2026-O-01). Committee reports, Village Administrator, Police Chief, Solicitor, and Fiscal Officer reports were also scheduled.
Apr 8, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
Special Session of Wakeman Village Council
The key discussion points include the confirmation of a probationary appointment for the Village Marshal, designated Chief of Police, and a review of a quote for repairs on Deer Run Drive. An executive session is also scheduled.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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