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Trustee McCarthy read the resolution into the record, reciting Langdon’s hiring date of May 8, 1995, her work providing crisis intervention and trauma‑informed care, and her role since 2015 offering specialized grief counseling to children of fallen officers through the Concerns of Police Survivors initiative in Washington, D.C. The resolution also noted Langdon’s service as president of the Association of Police Social Workers from 2018 to 2022 and her work as a mental‑health advisor and consultant to statewide task forces.

After the board adopted the resolution by roll call vote, Langdon addressed the trustees and audience. \"I'm so grateful to have had this opportunity to serve the majority of my career here,\" she said, describing her path from child‑welfare work to middle‑school social work and then to police social work in Carol Stream. She told the board she felt fortunate to \"find my work, I found my people, and I found my place.\" Langdon also spoke about the department’s broader role and the importance of social services in the village.

Trustees and the village manager congratulated Langdon during the meeting. Several trustees recommended using portions of her remarks in recruitment efforts and praised the social‑services unit's contributions to resident welfare. The resolution directs that the recognition be entered into the village record; no policy changes or personnel actions resulted from the recognition.

The resolution takes effect upon passage; the transcript shows a unanimous roll‑call vote approving the measure.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Village of Carol Stream Board Meeting - June 02, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The Village of Carol Stream Board of Trustees passed Resolution No. 3426 recognizing Eileen Malloy Langdon’s 30 years of service as a police social worker; Langdon spoke at the meeting and trustees offered congratulations.","taxTitle","Carol Stream, DuPage County, Illinois","taxId",53158,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6218230,"Trustees approve consent agenda including $1.11 million water‑main extension and $364,243 asphalt project",78,849000,927000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3630060-ba371053c0b9d4fea7a60406c6924905&start=849&end=927","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3630060-ba371053c0b9d4fea7a60406c6924905/thumbnail_849000.jpg","/articles/6218230/Carol-Stream/DuPage-County/Illinois/Trustees-approve-consent-agenda-including-111-million-watermain-extension-and-364243-asphalt-project","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6218230-9a522e54e12e0b2ac39c181e37c06e4c/orig.mp4?Expires=1775895959&Signature=W96dGqu6iuRRzUvPNbrQ69EYSW2hovOCLMcH1Q5rqd5y6bAEQFCCZ84r7Fa5BY2SHeMlN2H893RZLJ0lz2NERXbuSvnCanI3Kzhd4IrNIFPAStGTJ1MOHqU9BZ6BiQGnvrSmcD12SNAr1RthcWfEa6f20TusUKpojhEuBQ5ck95AY0v8V0MfQCMEV-XzTV~v7mMnNsVRl1bS6tljoqYrNRPqcefBRGuWe4QomXgreqERdhT~e~ffV7LEcr5OR4DOi3eL19es19NdqY4DS4dQIyl2NJjRAJL08xGthKY4QYGw~svoHdamGfQfWalFnCnzYaIcgJr5~P5L0YtjyWIFdw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Village of Carol Stream Board of Trustees approved a consent agenda on June 2 that included multiple contract awards and ordinance and resolution actions, the clerk read into the record.

Among the contract approvals, the board authorized a contract to Go Painters Inc. of Maywood, Illinois, for hydrant painting in an amount not to exceed $50,000 pursuant to sections 5-8-3(b) and 5-8-14(k)(s) of the Carol Stream Code of Ordinances. Trustees also approved awarding the 2025 asphalt rejuvenator project to American Road Maintenance at the unit prices submitted for a cost not to exceed $364,243.10 under the cited procurement sections.

The board authorized a contract to Dunler Inc. for the 2025 cracksealing project at a cost not to exceed $79,560, and approved a contract to Trine Construction for the North Avenue and Shmuel TIF District Water Main Extension project at bid unit prices for a cost not to exceed $1,110,140.

Other consent items approved included amendments to the personnel manual regarding chapter 5(b) sick leave and chapter 6(d) workers' compensation; an ordinance adopting amendments to Board of Fire and Police rules and regulations (chapter 3, examinations and original appointments) listed as Ordinance No. 2025-06-26; and several resolutions — including Resolution No. 3427 declaring designated Public Works equipment surplus, Resolution No. 3428 declaring four police department vehicles surplus for sale at auction, and Resolution No. 3429 approving the release of certain executive session minutes.

The consent agenda and omnibus motions were made and approved by roll call. Trustees recorded unanimous \"Aye\" votes from Trustee Anselmo, Trustee Berger, Trustee Zaylick, Trustee Fruzzaloni and Trustee McCarthy on the omnibus approval.

The record does not specify funding sources for the projects beyond the contract totals and does not include staff reports in the meeting transcript excerpt; attendees seeking details on project budgets, schedules, or funding should contact village public works staff or consult posted bid documents and staff memos.","At its June 2 meeting the Village of Carol Stream Board of Trustees approved multiple consent items including contract awards for hydrant painting, asphalt rejuvenator, cracksealing, and a North Avenue water‑main extension in the Shmuel TIF district, plus personnel manual amendments and an ordinance on Fire and Police rules.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6218235,"Resident urges trustees to reject proposed multiple-dwelling complex on Farwell Street",172,635000,807000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3630060-ba371053c0b9d4fea7a60406c6924905&start=635&end=807","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3630060-ba371053c0b9d4fea7a60406c6924905/thumbnail_635000.jpg","/articles/6218235/Carol-Stream/DuPage-County/Illinois/Resident-urges-trustees-to-reject-proposed-multiple-dwelling-complex-on-Farwell-Street","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6218235-8a27b3ae1e4d174b99ea10aee21cb11d/orig.mp4?Expires=1775895959&Signature=XM34KWDt8WC~2iEy7wGPk6JxJ6Mtd3M--hXjhPLY0amgb7y7~teBx-WfYl3iV9zxDT8ealIYzogj615FtiGtxrg7~4z7HeBW23QFvEwlbSSnv9eP7i0~k8G6oeKgyBSPOX09E-nRq05Ig6fqS4z2DjKaG1pNvXhvmWYUaQXcK6BBbD0ZDZrpcPDFqrdGp-btdpb5AJHlE232skp5yHyfswvbTSHthwsNAZ-i6eWknaTlyTOr~Mi-ztAm4zDZI3T4-S5~TN6vbZjLY5OYML-D7vPDyKrlwYogZ6Yu1CqAJzhhc-XP2M9lc9PptACUHtzKQElnbjCmbvVlS-CjqObykg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Preston Van Meaghem, a resident of the neighborhood identified in filing 24-0014, urged the Village of Carol Stream Board of Trustees during the public-comment period to oppose a proposed multiple-dwelling unit complex near Farwell Street.

Van Meaghem said he and his wife moved to the area \"2.5 years ago in large part due to the amazing sense of community\" and that the proposed development would \"increase traffic and strain on a small community, unilaterally decrease property values, and exponentially increase safety concerns.\" He told the board the neighborhood lacks sidewalks and streetlights and that streets are narrow.

The comment was submitted electronically and read into the record by a board staff member. Van Meaghem asked the village and trustees to consider safety for children, saying the development would make the neighborhood less child-friendly and that elderly residents could move away. He added he would make his email and other neighbors' emails public if residents need to see how the village treats community concerns.

The public comment identified the project as \"Multiple dwelling unit complex file number 24-0014\" and gave the address as \"1 N 319 Farwell Street in unincorporated Carol Stream,\" noting the site is on the other side of North Avenue near the American Legion. The commenter described specific traffic concerns on Gary Avenue related to vehicles turning into and out of the proposed complex.

No board motion or vote on the project occurred during the meeting; the comment was entered into the record during the public-comment period. Trustees did not discuss or decide on file 24-0014 at that time.

The record does not specify whether the project has an active application before the village planning commission or whether any staff report or formal zoning application had been filed; funding, developer identity, and a project timeline were not specified in the public comment.

Trustees did not provide follow-up direction during the meeting; any next steps (for example, referral to staff or placement on a future agenda) were not stated on the record.

Community members seeking to follow the matter should watch upcoming planning and zoning agendas or contact village staff for the application status and scheduled hearings.","A resident told the Village Board that a proposed multiple-dwelling unit (file 24-0014) near Farwell Street would increase traffic, harm safety and lower property values; the comment was entered into the record during the June 2 meeting.","actionData","errors"]

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Village honors Eileen Malloy Langdon for 30 years as police social worker

Trustees approve consent agenda including $1.11 million water‑main extension and $364,243 asphalt project

Resident urges trustees to reject proposed multiple-dwelling complex on Farwell Street