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Northbrook board approves warrant list, adds self-service liquor license class and adopts anniversary logo

Northbrook Village Board · February 10, 2026
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Summary

At the Feb. 10 meeting the board approved the omnibus warrant list (including $1,731,262.57 in invoices), passed an ordinance adding a self-service liquor license class to the municipal code, and approved the village anniversary logo resolution.

Northbrook — The Village Board on Feb. 10 approved routine financial and branding items and adopted a code change to create a self‑service liquor license class.

Trustee Israel moved to approve the omnibus warrant list covering invoices processed from Jan. 16 to Jan. 31, 2026, which included a line item of $1,731,262.57; Trustee Cassidy seconded and the board approved the warrants by roll call. The board also approved the consent agenda unanimously.

On a separate vote, the board passed an ordinance amending Chapter 4 of the Northbrook Municipal Code to add a new class of self‑service liquor license; Trustee Hebel moved the ordinance and Trustee Israel seconded. The motion carried on a roll‑call vote.

Deputy Village Manager Jim Hawkins presented the recommended logo for the village's 125th (stated as 120th/125th in presentation) anniversary branding; the board approved the resolution endorsing the logo and discussed multiple formats for use on agendas and materials.

What happens next: The ordinance amending the municipal code will be codified and reflected in application procedures; the village manager's office will continue implementation of branding and administrative items as appropriate.

Attribution: Actions above are taken from roll-call and motions recorded during the Feb. 10 meeting transcript.