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Broadview board approves $691,270.86 warrant list and several vendor payments

Village of Broadview Board of Trustees · August 5, 2025
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Summary

At its July meeting the Broadview board approved multiple warrant lists, including $263,314.48 for mid-July and a $691,270.86 warrant list for July 30, 2025; roll calls recorded each motion carrying 4–0. Notable vendors included Broadview Westchester Joint Water Agency and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois.

The Village of Broadview board approved multiple warrant lists during its regular meeting, including a $263,314.48 list for the period ending July 15, 2025, and a $691,270.86 warrant list for the period ending July 30, 2025. Trustee Abraham read vendor and manual payment line items for both lists during the meeting.

Notable payments on the July 30 warrant list included Broadview Westchester Joint Water Agency for $288,554.20 and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois for $150,887.15. Trustee Abraham reported totals by fund: general fund $595,232.24; garbage fund $18,691.49; motor fuel tax fund $3,747.11; capital projects $24,035.58; and water and sewage fund $347,269.44.

Each motion to approve the warrant lists was seconded and the clerk recorded the roll calls; the clerk reported each vote carried 4 to 0 with three trustees absent for parts of the meeting. The board also ratified manual payments and an electronic Chase credit-card payment totaling $12,650.07 for the July mid-period reporting.

Why it matters: Warrant-list approvals authorize payment of municipal obligations across multiple funds and show how village revenue is distributed among utilities, health insurance and contracted services.

Next steps: Routine vendor payments will proceed as authorized by the board; no additional fiscal actions were taken at the meeting.