During a recent village council meeting, Trustee Lopez reported on the activities of the constables, who successfully managed the annual Memorial Day parade and continued to oversee various community details. The water department is actively engaged in daily testing, valve maintenance, and park bathroom renovations, reflecting an uptick in community activity as warmer weather approaches.

A highlight of the meeting was a commendation for local business owner Anthony, who generously donated food for a Mother's Day event for seniors, fostering community spirit and appreciation among residents.

However, the meeting took a serious turn when a resident, Leo Dorado, raised concerns about ongoing issues with Access Towing. Dorado described multiple incidents where tow truck drivers blocked his driveway and exhibited aggressive behavior, particularly during a recent confrontation witnessed by his children. He emphasized the potential dangers posed by the tow trucks, which often obstruct sidewalks and create hazardous conditions for pedestrians, especially children.

Dorado presented documentation and photographs to support his claims, urging the village to take action before a serious incident occurs. He expressed frustration over the lack of timely responses from authorities when he reported these issues, highlighting the need for improved enforcement of local regulations regarding commercial vehicle parking.

In response, village officials acknowledged the challenges of monitoring commercial vehicles and reiterated their commitment to addressing the situation. They encouraged Dorado to continue reporting incidents and assured him that they would explore creative solutions to enhance safety in the community.

The meeting underscored the importance of community engagement and the need for effective communication between residents and local authorities to ensure a safe and supportive environment for all.