Votes at a glance — DuPage County Board, Oct. 28, 2025
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Summary
Key formal actions from the Oct. 28 DuPage County Board meeting: the board passed a resolution supporting due process and a fair path to citizenship; it postponed further action on a tethered-drone contract pending a revised publicly posted UAS policy; routine consent items and numerous finance and procurement motions were approved by roll call.
This summary lists the principal formal actions taken at the DuPage County Board meeting on Oct. 28, 2025. It highlights outcomes the public and municipal partners have asked for.
- CBR 78 25 — Resolution supporting due process and a fair path to citizenship: Passed by roll call (12 yes, 1 no, 5 not voting). The resolution affirms county support for due process and requests staff legal review to identify operational steps (training, signage, reporting) that are legally defensible. (See article: DuPage County board affirms due process.)
- JPSP 47-25 — Tethered UAS contract (Safeware Inc., not to exceed $67,892.25): Postponed to Nov. 12, 2025 for further review of the draft UAS policy (postponement vote: 9 yes, 8 no, 1 absent). The postponement directs the sheriff’s office and county staff to post a detailed UAS operational policy, clarify retention timelines and address independent oversight before the board considers procurement.
- Consent agenda and routine procurement items: Approved (voice vote / roll calls recorded for many individual items). The consent agenda covered meeting minutes, pay lists, recorder and treasurer reports, and routine contract change orders. Multiple finance and insurance procurements (Alliant Insurance Services and related items) and various contract renewals were approved by committee and full board roll calls during the meeting; details are in the county’s posted packet and official minutes.
- DuPage Care Center rate adjustments (HSR 001825): The board approved a rate increase for DuPage Care Center per-patient charges effective Dec. 1, 2025; roll-call approval was recorded during the Human Services committee items.
Notes and next steps: The Board directed staff on immigration-related follow-up (legal analysis and operational options) and asked the sheriff’s office and county administration to post or produce a revised UAS policy for the Nov. 12 meeting. For full roll-call records and contract texts, consult the county clerk’s posted minutes and the Oct. 28 meeting packet.
If you need specific vote-by-vote tallies for other committee items, the clerk’s certified roll-call sheets are the official record.