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Oak Lawn trustees approve consent agenda, $17.57 million disbursement and several settlements
Summary
The board approved a multi‑item consent agenda including settlement agreements, a park easement, renewal of insurance ($1,163,044), a body‑camera translation software purchase (up to $84,205), and an intergovernmental water‑system agreement; trustees also approved a disbursement resolution for $17,571,726.96.
At its Nov. 25 meeting, the Village of Oak Lawn Board of Trustees approved a consent agenda containing routine resolutions and authorizations and separately approved a clerk's disbursement resolution totaling $17,571,726.96.
Items listed on the consent agenda included a request to allow Orland Park to use Patriot Station for a Santa event (Resolution 25‑19‑92); appointment of Kim Young to the Arts and Events Commission (Resolution 25‑19‑93); a waiver of competitive bidding and purchase approval for body‑camera language translator software from Axon Enterprise, Inc., for a two‑year service at a total price not to exceed $84,205 (Resolution 25‑19‑94); resolution approvals of settlement agreements and general releases in two listed cases (Case nos. 22CV2383998 and 2023L000113); an intergovernmental agreement granting an easement with the Oak Lawn Park District for a shared‑use pathway at Wolf Park; renewal of insurance coverage with Illinois Counties Risk Management Trust with a total annual premium of $1,163,044 (Resolution 25‑19‑97); and an intergovernmental agreement with the Village of Worth for regional water system improvements in an existing utility easement along Oak Tree Drive (Ordinance 25‑19‑64).
A motion to approve the consent agenda was made and seconded; roll call recorded affirmative votes from Trustees Stalker, Desmond, Sock, Pembroke, Olynychak, and Mallow and the motion passed.
Following the consent agenda vote, the village clerk presented Disbursement Resolution No. 2025‑19B dated Nov. 25, 2025, in the amount of $17,571,726.96. The board moved to approve the disbursement resolution and approved it by roll call.
The meeting record shows the consent agenda included settlement agreements (case numbers listed above) but does not provide substantive terms of those settlements in the public record. The insurance premium and software purchase amounts were stated on the agenda; the transcript does not indicate any discussion or dissent on these items during the public meeting.
Next procedural step: the items approved on consent will be executed per the resolutions and ordinances; the transcript does not record further implementation details or dates for specific contracts or settlements.
