Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Village of Lake in the Hills.
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Posted
Oct 15, 2026
Nov 4, 2026
2027 Water Conditioning Salt.
Posted
Oct 15, 2026
Nov 4, 2026
2027 Gaseous Chlorine Supply.
Posted
Oct 9, 2026
Nov 3, 2026
The Village seeks proposals for the design, supply, and delivery of a PFAS and iron filtration system for its municipal water supply. The requested work includes engineering design, procurement of filtration equipment, media, and controls, along with delivery, installation, startup assistance, and performance testing. The system is intended to reduce contaminants and meet state water-quality standards.
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28,590
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Village of Lake in the Hills
The board meeting agenda and minutes covered several key topics. Discussion items included a community emergency services and supports act implementation, municipal compliance reports for the police pension fund, and amendments to zoning and municipal codes regarding beekeeping and sign variations. Public works projects were addressed, specifically the resurfacing of Crystal Lake Road, the outdoor pipe and valve installation project at Well 6, and a telecommunications lease amendment. Administrative actions involved grant application signatories, the appointment of an authorized representative, and an ordinance to increase the number of Class B liquor licenses. Capital projects discussed were the Crystal Lake Road Campus Development, the pedestrian bridge project, and the Ryder Park development grant. Additionally, the board set direction for the 2027 Summer Sunset Festival, approved FY2027 salary increases, and authorized an IDOT grant agreement for the West Terminal Apron Project at the airport.
The Board of Trustees meeting covered several key administrative and operational items. The police department received approval for the purchase of Vector Solutions software to replace existing end-of-life programs, resulting in cost savings. A five-year agreement with Axon Enterprise, Inc. was approved to consolidate and upgrade body-worn and fleet camera technology, integrating it into a unified ecosystem. The board also granted a variation to allow gravel driveways for a solar energy system at 8599 Pyott Road and authorized a professional water rate study to be conducted by Baxter & Woodman. Additionally, the Board made an appointment to the Parks & Recreation Board.
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The Board of Trustees meeting covered several key agenda items and actions. Discussions included approving intergovernmental agreements for Police School Resource Officer services and reciprocal reporting of criminal activity, authorizing a minor subdivision at 8304 Pingree Road, and granting a conditional use for a drive-through at 101 N. Randall Road. The board also awarded a Phase III engineering services contract for the Crystal Lake Road Resurfacing Project, ratified an emergency water main repair at Pear Tree Lane and Frank Road, and approved a contract for the Well 9/17 High Service Pump Variable Frequency Drive retrofit. Additionally, the Board authorized the submission of an OSLAD grant application for Larsen Park improvements.
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