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Votes at a glance: Tinley Park committee approves budget referral and routine contracts

Village of Tinley Park Committee of the Whole · April 8, 2026

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Summary

At its April 7 meeting the committee forwarded the fiscal 2027 budget for public hearing/adoption and approved a series of ordinances, contracts and appropriations including bank collateral updates, pay scales, construction and maintenance contracts, and a $2,550,000 motor fuel tax appropriation for resurfacing.

The Committee of the Whole on April 7 moved the village's fiscal 2027 draft budget to the board for public hearing and adoption and approved a series of ordinances, agreements and appropriations. Major procedural votes and approvals recorded in the meeting transcript include:

'0- Approval of minutes for the March 3 Committee of the Whole meeting (item 3). '0- Ordinance updating collateralized deposit agreement with Heartland Bank & Trust Company (item 6). '0- Dissolution of a special assessment fund and transfer of funds (item 7). '0- FY2027 fire pay scales ordinance (item 8) and general pay scales ordinance (item 9). '0- Harmony Square collateral assignment (item 10). '0- Resolution opposing unspecified state action to limit local home-rule zoning authority for housing (item 11). '0- Intergovernmental agreement with Kirby School District 140 for easements to allow construction (item 12). '0- Agreement with Heartland Business Systems for cybersecurity software (item 13). '0- Purchase of synthetic-ice materials from Unreal Ice (item 14). '0- Contract with Mad Bomber Fireworks Productions for 2026 events (item 15). '0- Contract with Axon Enterprises for replacement tasers (item 16). '0- Landscape maintenance and bed maintenance contracts with City Escape Garden & Design LLC (items 17 and 18). '0- Professional services agreement with Robinson Engineering for change-order work (item 19). '0- Enterprise Fleet Management annual vehicle lease program enrollment (item 20). '0- Change Order No.1 with Aeries for Ozark Avenue improvements (item 21). '0- Authorization to appropriate up to $2,550,000 in motor fuel tax funds for the FY2027 PMP resurfacing project (item 22). '0- Six-month bulk fuel contract with Warren Oil Company (item 23).

All items above passed by voice or roll-call votes as recorded in the transcript; where a formal roll call occurred, the clerk recorded affirmative responses. The committee received no public comment before adjourning.