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Votes at a glance: Hanover Park board approves budget amendment, warrants and moves to executive session
Summary
The Hanover Park board passed a third amendment to the FY2025 budget, approved warrants and moved into executive session. Several other agenda items were discussed and referred for staff follow-up.
At its Oct. 16 meeting the Hanover Park Board of Trustees approved a set of routine and fiscal items and moved into executive session on personnel and litigation matters.
Key outcomes at a glance
- Ordinance (7-08-12): Motion to authorize the third amendment to the FY2025 budget of the Village of Hanover Park. The board approved the ordinance by roll call. Christie Calderon called the roll; Trustees voted in the affirmative and Mayor Grant recorded an "Aye." The board noted that two‑thirds corporate authority is required for the ordinance.
- Resolution (7-08-13): The board approved a nonbinding resolution urging the Illinois Congressional Delegation and the Illinois General Assembly to enact legislation prohibiting federal law enforcement agents from concealing their identities (discussed in depth elsewhere). The motion passed by roll call.
- Motion to move into executive session: The trustees voted to enter executive session under Section 2(c)(1) (employment and performance of specific employees) and Section 2(c)(11) (pending litigation). The roll call recorded trustees present and the meeting moved to executive session.
- Warrants (7-08-15 / 7-08-16): The board approved warrant payments. The board approved Warrant 10-16-2025 in the amount of $1,909,599.75 and approved warrants paid in advance (09/27/2025–10/09/2025) in the amount of $1,057,094.11 by roll call.
Procedural notes: Several items were moved on consent; trustees then called the roll on individual consent items that did not come off consent. The board discussed but did not adopt an ordinance restricting federal use of village property at this meeting; instead trustees directed staff to draft a proposed ordinance/resolution for Nov. 6.
Ending: The board scheduled follow‑up for items directed to staff (ordinance/resolution draft, parking adjustments) and returned to the public meeting after executive session to complete the agenda.
