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Oct 7, 2026
Nov 4, 2026
Sale of used office furniture: (5) Large office workstations - including connecting and standalone configurations. Each cubicle features a L-shaped workstation with wood tone desktop, built in drawers, overhead shelving/storage, and privacy panels. The cubicle walls are fabric/partition style and are T-pin compatible. Clean, functional, and in good condition. Minimum bid $200 each.
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Granite City
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Madison
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1801 Madison Ave
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(618) 452-9400
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62040
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Metro East Sanitary District
The Board of Commissioners discussed various operational reports, including equipment cleaning at the East St. Louis Pump Station, repairs to the Cahokia Diversionary Canal, progress on the Harding Ditch, and ongoing maintenance. Engineering updates focused on US Army Corps of Engineers coordination, levee certification, pump station improvements, and a grant application. New legislation was announced regarding the change of the District's name to Metro East Flood Prevention District. The Board approved several resolutions to intervene in property tax appeals, a reimbursement agreement for pipeline relocation, the General Fund Annual Financial Report, and the appointment of special counsel for contract negotiations.
The Board discussed a public correspondence regarding a proposed tax increment financing (TIF) expansion by the City of East St. Louis and its impact on District tax revenue. The Executive Director provided operational updates, including grass cutting status, maintenance on the Harding Ditch, and desilting progress on Canal 1 and Canteen Creek. Financial and administrative actions included the approval of General Fund and Specific Claims, General Fund and Special Funds financial reports, and payroll periods. The Board also approved Ordinance 2026-0-013, which establishes uniform rates for pipeline easements for Illini Environmental, LLC in connection with their wastewater treatment facility project.
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The Board received reports regarding levee grass cutting operations, relief well testing, ongoing desilting work, and pump station maintenance. The Board approved various financial items, including General and Special Fund financial reports, Lansdowne financial reports, and multiple payroll periods. New business included the adoption of ordinances establishing uniform rates for electrical lines and pipelines for Ameren Illinois and Illinois American Water Company, respectively. Additionally, the Board authorized an easement agreement to the Illinois Department of Transportation for the Route 3 Corridor, approved several permanent and temporary easements for Illinois American Water Company, ratified a water discharge agreement, and approved a temporary work area easement for the City of East St. Louis related to a groundwater relief well system.
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