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O'Fallon City council approves Marine Corps League roadblock at State and Lincoln on June 6
Summary
A committee member requested and the O'Fallon City council approved a roadblock permit for Marine Corps League No. 74 at State and Lincoln on June 6, 2026, from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.; the council recorded roll-call affirmatives and reiterated public-comment rules under the Illinois Open Meetings Act.
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A committee member asked the O'Fallon City Council to approve a roadblock permit for Marine Corps League No. 74 to stage an event at the intersection of State and Lincoln on June 6, 2026, from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. The request was presented during the clerk's report and the council recorded a motion and second to consider it.
The chair presided over the session and called for discussion; after none was offered the chair called roll. The council recorded affirmative responses from members identified in the meeting as Stoeful, Phoney, Roach, Newcomb, Hudson, Blackburn, Warsh, Campbell, Parchment, Ford and Rosenberg. The chair declared the motion carried, approving the Marine Corps League's roadblock request.
"I have a request from the Marine Corps League number 74 to conduct a roadblock at the intersection of State and Lincoln on June 6, 2026, 8:00am to 12:00pm," the committee member said when presenting the item. The council did not record additional debate or proposed conditions in the transcript.
Earlier in the meeting, the chair reminded attendees of public-comment procedures and cited the Illinois Open Meetings Act, 5 ILCS 121, noting that the council may not take action on matters not listed on the agenda and that speakers should provide their name to the clerk, speak into the microphone, and limit remarks to five minutes.
With no members of the public speaking during the first comment period that followed the clerk's report, the chair closed that session and moved on to remaining business. No further details about event permitting conditions, traffic-control plans or required city services appear in the transcript.

