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Committee approves minutes, incumbent-worker filings and $75,000 contract adjustment

2695433 · March 18, 2025
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Summary

At its March 18 meeting the DuPage County Economic Development Committee approved minutes from Feb. 18, received incumbent-worker training filings for three companies and approved a $75,000 decrease purchase order/contract change with Turning Point Autism Foundation through Sept. 30, 2025.

The DuPage County Economic Development Committee on March 18 voted to approve minutes from its Feb. 18 meeting, to receive and place on file three incumbent-worker training items, and to approve a contract change order reducing a purchase order for services to youth.

Chair Cherokee Yu asked for and received a motion to approve the minutes of Feb. 18, 2025; members voted "aye" and the motion passed without recorded opposition.

The committee next considered incumbent-worker training items listed as 250736, 250737 and 250738 (order heating and air conditioning company; mine site; the mechanical automation company). A member made a motion to receive and place these items on file; the motion and second were recorded and the committee voted in favor.

Finally, the committee voted on a contract change order listed as 250599: a decrease to purchase order 6457-0001 issued to Turning Point Autism Foundation in the amount of $75,000. Chair Yu said the contract runs through Sept. 30, 2025, to continue services to youth in DuPage County. Member Rutledge seconded the motion; the committee voted "aye" and the motion passed.

All three items were approved with no further discussion recorded in the transcript. Specific individual roll-call votes and counts were not specified in the meeting record beyond unanimous verbal affirmation.