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LaSalle County reappoints central services and IT directors, approves salary increases

5328173 · July 7, 2025
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Summary

LaSalle County reappointed Tracy as central services director and John Hague as director of IT and approved salary increases of 3.5 percent or $1 an hour (whichever is greater); motions passed and were forwarded to the salary and labor committee.

LaSalle County reappointed Tracy as the county—entral services director and John Hague as director of IT and approved salary increases of 3.5 percent or $1 an hour, whichever is greater, motions that the board forwarded to the salary and labor committee during a county meeting.

The reappointment of Tracy was moved and seconded and passed on an aye vote; board members Tina and Kendra indicated support. A separate motion to increase Tracy nd forward the pay action to the salary and labor committee also passed unanimously. The board later reappointed John Hague as director of IT; Joanne and Nancy registered the motion and second, respectively, and the motion passed. A following motion to raise Hague—y 3.5 percent or $1 an hour, and forward that recommendation to salary and labor, passed in a separate vote.

Board members signed the resolutions after the votes. The clerk circulated the reappointment and salary documents for signatures and the items will move to the salary and labor committee for formal processing.

Discussion versus formal action: the transcript records board members asking for separate motions for reappointment and for forwarding salary changes; the reappointments and the pay-increase recommendations were adopted at the meeting and forwarded to the salary and labor committee for further action. The motions were carried by voice vote with "Aye" responses recorded from the listed members.