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Votes at a glance: Collinsville City Council, May 12, 2026
Summary
The council unanimously approved the consent agenda (including $1,609,762.54 in bills and $943,066.07 payroll), adopted a collective bargaining agreement with IUOE Local 148, approved the animal shelter HVAC contract, authorized the city manager to pursue an energy supply agreement, and voted to enter closed session on pending litigation.
On May 12 the Collinsville City Council recorded the following formal actions on roll call:
- Consent agenda adopted (motion by Green, second by Furman). Items included payment of bills for the period ending 05/01/2026 in the amount of $1,609,762.54; payroll for period ending 04/24/2026 in the amount of $943,066.07; minutes of 04/28/2026; an ordinance concerning disclosure of closed‑session minutes; and two resolutions requesting IDOT permission to close Main Street for the horse riders' fest and the Juneteenth parade. Votes: Hausman — Yes; Furman — Yes; Green — Yes; Seaton — Yes; Stamen — Yes.
- Ordinance approving a three‑year collective bargaining agreement with International Union of Operating Engineers Local 148 (motion by Seaton, second by Hausman). Votes: Hausman — Yes; Furman — Yes; Green — Yes; Seaton — Yes; Stamen — Yes.
- Ordinance authorizing agreement with Integrated Facility Services for HVAC replacement at the Collinsville animal shelter (motion by Furman, second by Green). Votes: Hausman — Yes; Furman — Yes; Green — Yes; Seaton — Yes; Stamen — Yes.
- Ordinance authorizing the city manager to enter an all‑inclusive kilowatt‑hour supply agreement for city facilities in Ameren territory, using Priority Power as broker (motion by Hausman, second by Seaton). Votes: Hausman — Yes; Furman — Yes; Green — Yes; Seaton — Yes; Stamen — Yes.
- Motion to enter closed session under 5 ILCS 120/2(c)(11) to discuss pending or threatened litigation (motion by Hausman, second by Seaton). Votes: Hausman — Yes; Furman — Yes; Green — Yes; Seaton — Yes; Stamen — Yes.
All recorded roll call votes were unanimous in favor; no recorded no votes, abstentions or recusals were recorded in the transcript.
