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Carol Stream trustees approve consent agenda including GIS services contract and school SRO agreement
Summary
Trustees unanimously approved a consent agenda that received the auditors’ report and authorized several contracts and resolutions, including a GIS services contract not to exceed $174,649, a $34,000 tree-trimming contract, and a school-resource-officer intergovernmental agreement (resolution No. 3444).
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At its meeting, the Carol Stream Board of Trustees unanimously approved an omnibus consent agenda that included receipt of the annual comprehensive financial report and several contracts and resolutions.
Clerk read the consent-items list aloud. Key items approved included an award to MGP for GIS consortium services at a cost not to exceed $174,649 and a contract with Advanced Landscaping LLC for tree-trimming services in the amount of $34,000. Resolutions approved included authorization of an intergovernmental agreement with Glenbard Township High School District 87 to provide a school resource officer and reciprocal reporting guidelines (resolution No. 3444), a resolution declaring certain public works equipment surplus (No. 3445), and a resolution declaring surplus information technology equipment and authorizing disposal or recycling through Digital Red (No. 3446). The board also adopted a resolution supporting the DuPage Mayors and Managers Conference legislative action program for 2026 (No. 3447) and approved payment of regular and addendum warrants covering Nov. 18–Dec. 1, 2025.
Motions and votes: the clerk recorded roll-call votes for the motions establishing, placing and approving the consent agenda; all recorded responses were 'Aye.' The trustee who moved the omnibus approval and the trustee who seconded it were recorded during the meeting; the consent agenda passed by unanimous roll-call vote.
What the approvals mean: the GIS contract will allow the village to continue shared geographic information services (contract cap $174,649). The tree-trimming contract funds scheduled maintenance and safety pruning at $34,000. The school-resource-officer resolution authorizes the village to execute an intergovernmental agreement with Glenbard Township High School District 87 to provide a school resource officer and to develop reciprocal-reporting guidelines.
Next steps: contracts will be executed per village purchasing rules; staff will follow through on intergovernmental agreement details with the school district and will oversee contract implementation through the appropriate departments.

