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Orland Park moves $5 million between capital accounts, approves five part‑time quality‑assurance technicians
Summary
Committee recommended reallocating $5 million between the Capital Improvement Fund and Motor Fuel Tax Fund (no net increase) and approved a budget amendment adding five part‑time quality‑assurance technicians (FY cost prorated to ~$100,337), intended to inspect utility and telecom work and enforce village standards; trustees pressed for job descriptions, supervision and plans to scale staffing down when demand falls.
The Committee of the Whole voted to recommend a fiscal year 2026 budget amendment that reallocates $5 million between the Capital Improvement Fund and the Motor Fuel Tax Fund (resulting in no net change in those funds) and uses General Fund proceeds to advance a public works enhancement project. The amendment also authorized five part‑time quality‑assurance technician positions to inspect utility and telecommunication work, remove unauthorized right‑of‑way signs, and assist code enforcement.
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