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Votes at a glance: Crest Hill Council approves routine items, orders police vehicles and schedules executive session
Summary
At its March 3 meeting, the Crest Hill City Council approved the previous meeting minutes, authorized ordering four police vehicles tied to a DCEO grant, approved the city’s bills and payroll, and voted to enter executive session. Council denied four requests to waive late business-license penalties; that matter will be reviewed further by staff.
The Crest Hill City Council on March 3 approved several routine items, authorized the police department to order four new patrol vehicles under a state grant, denied four requests to waive late business-license penalties and voted to enter executive session on personnel and litigation.
The council approved the minutes from its Feb. 18, 2025 meeting after a motion by Alderwoman Guzel and a second from Alderman Nate Albert. The council later approved the list of bills issued through Feb. 26, 2025, totaling $150,172.22, and received a payroll report covering Feb. 10–23, 2025, showing regular and overtime payroll of $266,193.11.
The police department requested permission to order four Ford Interceptor vehicles that the department plans to purchase using anticipated reimbursement through a DCEO (Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity) grant. Police Chief Ed Clark told the council the total estimated cost after reusing existing equipment would be about…
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