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Votes at a glance: Villa Park board approves budget, bond abatements, union side letters and several resolutions
Summary
At its Dec. 15 special meeting the board passed the 2026 budget and approved bond abatement ordinances, several union side letters, a museum lease renewal, equipment purchases and a Fire Station 82 scope expansion; roll-call outcomes noted where recorded.
The Village of Villa Park Board of Trustees recorded votes on multiple ordinances and resolutions during its Dec. 15 special meeting. Key outcomes recorded in the meeting transcript:
- Consent agenda (bill listings and October 13 minutes): motion passed by roll call. - Ordinance 12a (2026 budget): approved (Trustee Cordova voted No; Trustees Constatos, Cozart, Kumar voted Yes; Trustee Sabri Yes with provision). - Ordinance 12b (tax levy collectible in 2026): approved (recorded roll call; Trustee Cordova No; others recorded Yes where listed). - Ordinances 12c, 12d, 12e (abatements for general obligation bonds, series 2017, 2018, 2019): each approved by roll call; staff will provide a TIF 3 forecast and a bond schedule on request. - Ordinance 12f (waive bidding and purchase two Stryker power chairs, not to exceed $30,275.16): approved by roll call. - Resolution 13a (lease and museum service agreement with the Villa Park Historical Society for 220 South Villa Avenue): approved by roll call. - Resolutions 13b & 13c (side letters with Illinois Fraternal Order of Police for uniform/ballistic vest procurement): approved by roll call. - Resolution 13d (collective bargaining agreement with IAFF Local 2392): approved by roll call. - Resolution 13e (IAFF side letter addressing earned benefits and staffing): approved by roll call. - Resolution 13f (AquaHawk customer portal for water usage): approved by roll call (staff estimated one-time $17,500 and annual $15,132). - Resolution 13g (expand scope of Fire Station 82 renovation and amend consultant agreement with Kluber Inc.; fee increase to $48,210): approved by roll call after explanation that the expanded scope consolidates work to reduce long-term disruption.
Where roll-call sequences were recorded in the transcript, the meeting record lists who voted Yes/No and passed each motion. Several trustees asked for follow-up materials (budget line-item details, fleet inventory, debt schedule) and staff committed to providing them.
