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Votes at a glance: Brookfield board adopts immigration resolution, approves $1.32M warrant and reappoints fire pension board member
Summary
At its March 23 meeting the Villager Brookfield board adopted Resolution 20 26-R on federal civil immigration enforcement, approved a corporate warrant for $1,323,514.02, passed an omnibus agenda and reappointed Mark Dufek to the fire pension board.
The Villager Brookfield board recorded several official actions during its March 23 meeting.
Key votes recorded: • Resolution 20 26-R: Trustees adopted a resolution regarding federal civil immigration enforcement activities and the use of village resources. The motion was made by Trustee Whitehead and seconded by Trustee Hendricks; roll call recorded affirmative votes and the resolution passed.
• Corporate warrant (03/23/2026): Trustee Naramatsu moved to approve the corporate warrant in the amount of $1,323,514.02 (noted by the mover to include a little over $200,000 in infrastructure payments); the motion was seconded and passed on roll call.
• Omnibus agenda: The board voted to pass the omnibus agenda after a motion by Trustee Kolusny and second by Trustee Whitehead; roll call vote recorded and the motion passed.
• Reappointment to fire pension board: The board approved reappointment of Mark Dufek to the fire pension board for a term expiring 04/24/2029 after a motion and second; the motion passed on roll call.
Minutes and motions showed no recorded oppositions for these items in the meeting transcript. These actions were routine in form—the immigration resolution was the primary substantive policy vote; the other items involved approvals of warrants, agendas and an appointment.
