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Board approves minutes, hears monthly finance and safety reports, then enters executive session on potential litigation

LaSalle County Board · April 17, 2026

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Summary

The board approved prior meeting minutes, received a routine monthly financial report and a loss-control update, then voted to enter executive session to discuss probable or imminent litigation under 5 ILCS 120/2(c)(11).

The LaSalle County Board approved the minutes from its previous meeting by motion (Traeger moved; Billard seconded) after a voice vote in open session.

At the meeting, "Mike" presented the monthly financial report, noting a month-over-month decrease of $178,608 and seven requisitions, including routine items such as insurance payments, an actuary fee and an audit fee. The work-comp summary showed a net increase in total incurred amounts and three new claims. "Laura," representing CCMSI loss-control services, briefed the board on ongoing safety activities: online training, a defensive-driving class with the highway department, a soon-to-be-held severe-weather drill, and three minor recent claims (a laceration, a slip/fall and a hand injury). She said the next safety-committee meeting is scheduled for May 13.

Before adjourning open session, Chair moved to enter executive session "for discussion of pending probable or imminent litigation." The motion (Traeger moved; Small seconded) carried on roll call. The chair cited 5 ILCS 120/2(c)(11) as the statutory basis for the closed meeting and referenced related matters concerning reserves. The board recorded ayes from the members called during roll call; the transcript records the roll-call sequence and affirmative responses but does not provide a full named roll-call tally for every seat.

The board left open session at the end of the meeting to discuss the litigation matter in closed session.