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Committee backs extending Tunes of Glory rehearsal agreement through 2030

City of Warrenville Public Works & Infrastructure Committee of the Whole · December 9, 2025
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Summary

The Warrenville Public Works & Infrastructure Committee recommended that city council approve a first amendment extending the facility-use agreement with Tunes of Glory Pipes and Drums, allowing continued weekly rehearsals at City Hall and two annual performances; the motion passed unanimously.

The Warrenville Public Works & Infrastructure Committee recommended that the City Council approve a first amendment extending the facility‑use agreement with Tunes of Glory Pipes and Drums, Inc. to Dec. 31, 2030.

Deputy clerk said the 2021 agreement had allowed weekly rehearsals at City Hall in exchange for two community performances. Colleen Monahan, who identified herself as pipe major for Tunes of Glory, thanked the city for permitting the group's rehearsals and said the band “really love[s] being … here in Warrenville helping support the community.”

Alderman Lockett made the motion to recommend council approval; Alderman Wilkie seconded. The committee voted in favor with no recorded opposition.

The amendment presented in the meeting materials extends the term of the existing arrangement and does not change the reported in‑kind performance commitments. The committee did not discuss changes to fees or new conditions for facility use. The recommendation will move to a future City Council meeting for final action.