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Environmental Services Utility Board approves minutes and January bills totaling about $1.06 million

2138542 · January 22, 2025
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Summary

The Kankakee Environmental Services Utility Board approved the Dec. 16, 2024 minutes and a set of January bills, including $715,240.55 for ESU and previously approved council bills, in votes taken Jan. 21, 2025.

Environmental Services Utility Board members approved the Dec. 16, 2024 meeting minutes and the board's January bills during their Jan. 21 meeting in Kankakee City.

The minutes were approved on a motion by Alderman Osinga, seconded by Alderman Johnson. The board then voted to approve the bills for the ESU dated Jan. 21 totaling $715,240.55; the packet also included city council-approved bills from Jan. 6. Combined, the packet was reported as about $1,062,225.252 (as read aloud at the meeting).

Why it matters: Approval of the monthly bills formalizes payment of the ESU's operating and capital expenses and confirms the minutes as the official record of the board's prior meeting. The amount approved for ESU bills and the inclusion of council-approved items represent the board's routine financial oversight.

Board action details: The minutes motion was made by Alderman Osinga and seconded by Alderman Johnson; the roll call vote recorded five ayes, zero nays, and the minutes were accepted. The motion to approve the bills was moved and seconded (second recorded as Alderman Johnson) and passed on roll call 5-0. The board then adjourned on a motion by Alderman Jones, seconded by Alderman Johnson; the chair called the meeting adjourned by voice vote.

Meeting logistics: The board confirmed a quorum at the start of the meeting and moved through routine items including roll call, minutes, bills, reports, and new-business updates. No executive session was held.

Looking ahead: The meeting record shows routine financial approvals and no board-level policy votes at this session.