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North Aurora board approves four-year contract with police sergeants
Summary
The North Aurora Village Board voted Jan. 20 to approve a four-year collectively bargained agreement with police sergeants represented by the Fraternal Order of Police; the prior contract expired May 31, 2024.
On Jan. 20, 2025, the North Aurora Village Board approved a four-year collective-bargaining agreement with the village's police sergeants, the board said during its regular meeting.
The agreement, presented by Steve, a village staff member, replaces a three-year contract that expired May 31, 2024 and was approved by roll call during the meeting. "Their last agreement was a 3 year contract that expired on 05/31/2024. The new contract is for 4 years," Steve said during the discussion.
The contract was described in the meeting as being negotiated with the sergeants' representative, the Fraternal Order of Police. No additional budgetary details or specific wage and benefit changes were provided during the meeting.
Trustee Lowery, Trustee Nedvedge, Trustee Salazar, Trustee Christiansen, Trustee Gaitley and the mayor all recorded "yes" on the roll call vote approving the motion. The motion to approve and the second were recorded in the minutes but the transcript does not name who moved or seconded.
The board took no further action or direction on implementation details at the meeting; staff will proceed under the terms approved. No statutes, ordinances, or budget line items were cited in the discussion.
