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Warrenville council adopts FY2026 budget, approves package of ordinances and resolutions by consent
Summary
The Warrenville City Council on April 21 adopted the FY2026 municipal budget and approved a package of ordinances and resolutions by unanimous roll call (six present, two excused). The council also voted to enter a closed session to discuss pending litigation.
The Warrenville City Council on April 21 voted unanimously to adopt the city’s FY2026 municipal budget and to approve a consent agenda containing multiple ordinances, resolutions, permits and administrative items.
Mayor David Brummell presented the consent slate, which the council approved after a motion by Alderman Weidner and a second by Alderman Kreukenberg. The consent items included Ordinance O2025-18 (adopting the FY2026 municipal budget), Ordinance O2025-19 (establishing the job classification schedule and authorized personnel strength for FY2026), Ordinance O2025-20 (water and sewer rate increases), Ordinance O2025-21 (amendment to the Warrenville zoning ordinance related to electric vehicle charging), Ordinance O2025-22 (site-specific amendments and a major amendment to the final plan of a planned unit development for Lot 3 in Cantera Subarea H at 4220 Weaver Parkway), and Ordinance O2025-23 (site-specific amendments and final plat of resubdivision for Lot F-6 in Cantera Subarea F at 4200 Cantera Drive). The council also approved Resolution R2025-25, an amended and restated governmental agreement with the Regional Transportation Authority’s Pace division for paratransit services, and Resolution R2025-26, an addendum to the agreement with BSNA Software LLC for payment-processing services.
The consent package further included the reappointment of volunteers to advisory boards and commissions as listed on the April 17, 2025 slate; approval of FY2026 citywide departmental work plans; approval of a fireworks and pyrotechnics permit for Rogue Products LLC for a July 4, 2025 Independence Day display; receipt and filing of minutes from several advisory commissions; and a report of invoices paid through April 16, 2025 totaling $49,140.70 and authorized expenditures through May 5, 2025 totaling $124,253.26.
Roll-call votes were recorded as Aye from Aldermen Lockett, Weidner, Kreukenberg, Wilkie, Berry and Aschauer; Aldermen Agustinovich and Davalos were recorded as absent/excused. The council made clear the items were approved by consent with no separate public hearings or contested debate recorded in the transcript.
Later in the meeting, the council approved a separate motion to enter a closed session to discuss litigation under 5 ILCS 120/2(c)(11); that motion passed on a roll-call vote with the same attendance pattern. The mayor stated no further business would be conducted at the conclusion of the closed session.
Action details: motion to approve the consent agenda moved by Alderman Weidner and seconded by Alderman Kreukenberg; consent items adopted as listed. The closed-session motion was moved by Alderman Berry and seconded from the floor; roll call approved entering closed session.
Next steps: With the consent agenda approved, the city’s FY2026 budget is adopted and the listed ordinances and resolutions will be implemented or take effect according to their texts and any statutory timelines.
