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Council adopts ordinance setting mayor’s 2025 compensation
Summary
Aurora City Council voted 10–2 to adopt an ordinance setting the compensation of the mayor to be elected in 2025. The transcript records the vote and the statutory bases cited but does not include the salary figure on the public record.
The Aurora City Council on Sept. 24 passed an ordinance setting the compensation for the mayor to be elected in 2025.
The item was introduced under authority of the Illinois Municipal Code and the Local Government Officer Compensation Act. After a motion by Alderman Smith and a second by Alderman Franco, the council approved the ordinance by roll call, 10–2. The transcript records the vote but does not include the actual salary figure discussed in council documents during that item.
Corporation Counsel had earlier advised the council of the timing constraints under state law: salaries for elected officials must be set at least 180 days before the commencement of the term. The ordinance as adopted will take effect per statutory requirements and will be reflected in the city’s compensation schedule.
