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Votes at a glance: McLean County Finance Committee actions, Feb. 5, 2025
Summary
A summary of formal actions taken by the Finance Committee at its Feb. 5 meeting, including ordinances, resolutions and contract approvals.
The McLean County Finance Committee recorded the following formal actions on Feb. 5, 2025. Where the transcript did not supply a roll‑call tally, outcomes are reported as recorded by voice vote or committee statement.
- Consent agenda (minutes for 01/08/2025 regular meeting and 12/12/2024 stand up meeting, and recommended approval of bills and transfers): Motion carried (motion by Member Leffler; second by Vice Chair Friedrich).
- Accept and place on file County Treasurer’s monthly financial reports (December and January): Approved (motion by Member Rosamond Mendoza; second by Member Farley). The treasurer’s reports are preliminary pending accruals and the audit.
- Ordinance amending Chapter 165 (Animals) of the McLean County Code: Approved unanimously (motion by Member Klaus; second by Member Rosamond Mendoza). A separate fee change in the animal code (item 4C1B) was pulled for a future working session.
- Ordinances/resolutions transferring monies (four items taken together): Approved (motion by Member Farley; second by Vice Chair Friedrich). Items included: (A) transfers from County General Fund (0001) to Children’s Advocacy Center Fund (0129), IDPA 4D Fund (0156), and Tort Judgment Fund (0135) for FY2025; (B) transfer from Health Department Fund (0112) to Persons with Developmental Disability Fund (0110) for FY2025; (C) resolution transferring monies from Working Cash Fund (0002) to FICA Social Security Fund (0130) for FY2025; (D) resolution transferring monies from County General Fund (0001) to Nursing Home Fund (0401) for FY2025.
- Approval of proposed insurance program for policy year 2025: Approved (motion by Member Loeffler; second by Member Rosamond Mendoza). County staff requested approximately $1,000,842 for liability and property coverages.
- Approval of agreement with Brentwood Services Administrators, Inc., for third‑party administration of workers’ compensation claims: Approved (motion by Member Loeffler; second by Vice Chair Friedrich). Committee noted a roughly 33% increase in workers’ compensation charges under the new pricing and that Brentwood made several contract concessions.
All motions were adopted by voice vote as recorded in the committee transcript.
