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Mundelein board separates village engineer role and appoints Robert Greenfield as Public Works director
Summary
The Village of Mundelein separated the Village Engineer role from the Director of Public Works and Engineering and appointed Robert Greenfield as Public Works and Engineering Director; trustees approved the ordinance and the appointment by roll call.
The Village of Mundelein Board of Trustees voted April 13 to separate the position of Village Engineer from the Director of Public Works and Engineering and to appoint Robert Greenfield as the village’s Public Works and Engineering Director.
Trustees approved an ordinance amending Title 2 of the Mundelein Municipal Code to split the village engineer duties from the director role and to provide engineering services through an outsourced village engineer. The motion passed by roll call after a brief procedural exchange.
The board then adopted a resolution appointing Robert Greenfield to the director position. Mayor invited Greenfield to sign the appointment documents and administer the oath of office; Greenfield recited the oath affirming support for the constitutions of the United States and the State of Illinois and pledged to faithfully discharge the duties of his office.
After taking the oath, Greenfield introduced family members who were in attendance and received congratulations from trustees and the mayor.
The ordinance and appointment were presented as administrative actions to clarify internal responsibilities and enable the village to contract for engineering services. No substantive debate or motions to amend the measures were recorded during the meeting. The board did not set an effective date in discussion during the meeting; implementation details for outsourcing engineering services were not specified on the record.
