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Arlington Heights board approves $2.74 million warrant register, passes consent agenda
Summary
On Feb. 17 the Village Board approved a $2,737,202.04 warrant register for Feb. 15, 2026, and passed the consent agenda and minutes by motion; the actions were carried by voice or roll-call votes as recorded.
Arlington Heights
On Feb. 17 the Village Board of Arlington Heights approved the warrant register dated Feb. 15, 2026, in the amount of $2,737,202.04 and carried the consent agenda and minutes by motion.
Trustee Bertucci moved approval of the warrant register for the check date 02/15/2026 in the amount of $2,737,202.04; the motion was seconded and the board conducted a roll-call vote that approved the register. Earlier in the meeting Trustee Lebeds moved to approve the minutes of Feb. 2, 2026; that motion was seconded by Trustee Dunnington and carried by voice vote. Trustee Lebeds later moved approval of the consent agenda; Trustee Santa Maria seconded and the consent items were approved by roll-call vote.
The roll-call results for the warrant register and the consent agenda, as recorded by the clerk, showed the trustees voting in the affirmative: Bertucci, Zick, Dunnington, Santa Maria, Gilbert, Manganaro and Lebeds; President Tonali also voted yes. No dissenting votes were recorded on these items in the transcript.
Why it matters: the warrant register represents payments and commitments the village authorized for municipal operations and services. Approvals on consent agendas typically bundle routine contracts, permits and administrative items; the board did not remove any item for separate discussion.
What’s next: the board completed the remaining agenda items and adjourned later in the meeting.
