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Burr Ridge board approves consent agenda, including $1.56 million police software contract

Mayor and Board of Trustees of the Village of Burr Ridge · March 24, 2026

Summary

On a 5–0 vote the Burr Ridge board approved the consent agenda, which included a $1,564,279 master purchase agreement with Exxon Enterprises for police software and hardware, street-sweeping and landscaping contracts, and the vendor list and payroll for the period.

The Village of Burr Ridge board approved the consent agenda unanimously at its March 23 meeting, recording a 5–0 anonymous roll call. The consent items encompassed minutes, plan commission filings, zoning text amendments on EV charging stations and other housekeeping ordinances, and several contract awards.

Notable items included a master purchase agreement with Exxon Enterprises of Scottsdale, Arizona, to provide police software and hardware services in the amount of $1,564,279; an award to Lakeshore Recycling Systems of West Chicago for street sweeping services for $41,000; and an award to Berry Landscape Management of Brookfield for landscaping maintenance at $59,200. The consent agenda also included a special-event permit for the Metro Infectious Disease Consultants 5K on Oct. 3, 2026, and the vendor list and payroll totals for the fiscal year 2026.

The mayor asked for motions, Trustee (speaker 2) moved approval and a second was given; the clerk conducted a roll call that recorded all five affirmative votes. The board recorded the total payments for the period as $752,534.41.

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