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Lincoln Heights council adopts legal, marketing contracts and fund transfer in unanimous votes

Village of Lincoln Heights Council · April 14, 2026
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Summary

At its April 13 meeting, the Village of Lincoln Heights council approved three resolutions — a legal services contract, a digital marketing contract and a fund transfer — each adopted with motions to suspend the rules, unanimous roll-call support and emergency clauses.

The Village of Lincoln Heights council on April 13 approved three resolutions authorizing a legal-services contract, a digital-marketing contract and a transfer of funds, moving the items into effect immediately by adopting emergency clauses.

Council considered Resolution 2026 R 29, which authorizes the village manager to execute an agreement with Bricker Bricker Grama Wyatt LLP to provide legal services. During second reading, Councilwoman Saritha Brown moved to suspend the rules; Councilwoman Trina Carter seconded. The council then voted to receive the measure for passage and approve the emergency clause. Miss Randolph conducted roll-call votes that resulted in six ayes and the motions were declared passed.

Council also approved Resolution 2026 R 30, authorizing the village manager to enter an agreement with Voice Of Your Customer, LLC for digital marketing and communications services. The council voted to suspend the rules, receive the resolution for passage and adopt the emergency clause; roll call reflected six ayes.

In new business, the council introduced Resolution 2026 R 42, directing the finance director to transfer monies from the general fund to a special revenue fund. Members moved and seconded to suspend the rules and to receive the resolution for passage; roll-call votes recorded six ayes and the emergency clause was adopted.

The council’s votes were taken by roll call and recorded by the clerk. The transcript of the meeting does not provide contract amounts, term lengths, or additional procurement details for R 29, R 30 or R 42; those specifics were not specified in the record provided.

The meeting then proceeded to miscellaneous business, including a separate settlement matter (Resolution 2026 R 43) that the council handled with a recusal; that item is reported separately.