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Trustees approve police pension report and unanimously pass resolution opposing Illinois Build Act

Village of Campton Hills Board of Trustees · May 27, 2026
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Summary

At its May 26 meeting the Campton Hills board accepted the Police Pension Fund annual report by roll call and unanimously approved Resolution 26-29 opposing the Illinois Build Act; both measures passed after brief discussion and roll-call votes.

The board voted on two formal actions during the meeting.

Police pension fund annual report: The board considered a motion to accept the Village of Campton Hills Police Pension Fund annual report. After the motion and second, the board conducted a roll call and approved the report by voice/roll-call affirmation with all voting members recorded as "aye." No discussion items were recorded that altered the staff recommendation.

Resolution 26‑29 (opposing the Illinois Build Act): Trustees moved and seconded Resolution 26‑29, which the board discussed briefly. Several trustees described the measure as flawed in its current, blanket form for all municipalities and urged residents to contact state legislators. Trustee Frank moved the resolution and Trustee Kim seconded; after brief debate the board approved the resolution by roll call with all present trustees voting in favor.

Closed session: Later in the agenda President Ohia moved and Frank seconded a motion to enter closed session for personnel interviews and appointments related to employee employment, compensation, discipline, performance or dismissal; trustees voted to enter closed session and stated there would be no final action taken in open session on those matters.

The board did not take other formal votes recorded in the transcript during the open session.