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Will County Executive Committee approves Joliet radio IGA, Diamond Enterprise Zone expansions and a package of ordinance amendments

Will County Executive Committee · March 12, 2026
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Summary

By voice vote the committee authorized an IGA with Joliet for the countywide radio system, approved two Diamond Enterprise Zone items, an Aurora electronics‑recycling IGA, a set of Title 11 ordinance amendments, and several appointments; all motions carried by voice vote.

The Will County Executive Committee approved a series of intergovernmental agreements, ordinance amendments and appointments in unanimous voice votes following the Mental Health Board presentation.

The committee authorized the county executive to execute an intergovernmental agreement with the City of Joliet to provide access to the countywide radio system (agenda item 26‑4287). The committee also approved an ordinance to pursue boundary amendments to the Diamond Enterprise Zone and add a new unit of government (26‑4321) and authorized a related IGA/corporation agreement with the Village of Diamond for zone expansion (26‑4322).

Separately, the committee approved an IGA with the City of Aurora to utilize part of the county’s electronics‑recycling capacity (26‑4430). The committee also advanced a package of ordinance amendments to the Code of Ordinances, Title 11 (Business Regulations — Chapters 111–118), which were called and carried in sequence.

The county executive’s appointments to the Workforce Investment Board were approved (26‑4335). Finally, the committee approved the Will County Board draft agenda (26‑448) and adjourned; the next scheduled meeting was set for April 9, 2026.

Most votes were recorded as "motion carries" by voice vote in the record; the minutes approval earlier in the meeting was recorded by roll call.

No recorded opposition or roll‑call no votes were recorded for the listed items in the transcript. If precise vote tallies beyond voice‑vote affirmations are required, the committee clerk should be consulted for the official vote roll.