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Broadview board approves $549,655.97 in expenditures, establishes and accepts consent agenda

Village of Broadview Board of Trustees · March 24, 2026
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Summary

At the March 23 special meeting the Broadview board approved payments totaling $549,655.97, established and then approved a consent agenda that included a 2026 CDBG construction award and an ordinance on residency requirements; votes were unanimous 5–0.

The Village of Broadview Board of Trustees voted unanimously March 23 to approve expenditures totaling $549,655.97 for the period ending March 10, 2026, and to establish and then approve a four-item consent agenda.

Trustee Shelby read the warrant list, which the record shows included vendor payments and line-item totals across general, garbage, motor fuel tax, capital projects and water/sewer funds. The board then voted 5–0 to pay the bills.

The consent agenda—established and approved by separate unanimous roll calls—listed four items read into the record: a resolution awarding the 2026 CDBG Improvements project to Nerduly Construction Company Inc. after competitive bidding; a resolution regarding permitted work on state-owned highways; a joint participation agreement for bulk road salt purchase for 2026–27; and an ordinance amending village code (Title 1, Chapter 8) concerning residency requirements for village employees and appointed officials.

Earlier in the meeting the board also approved minutes from the March 2, 2026 regular meeting by a 5–0 vote.

All roll-call votes reported in the clerk’s record carried 5–0; clerk Clark announced the tallies in each case.

Next steps noted in the meeting record: the village will proceed with the listed procurement and contract awards as part of the established consent agenda.