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Robbins trustees approve contracts, honorary street naming and $16,838.75 in festival entertainment payments
Summary
The Village of Robbins unanimously approved a set of motions May 27 to contract for event services and personnel, name a street for Jimmie Lee Martin, and authorize $16,838.75 for Labor Day weekend entertainment; other contracts approved included an independent contractor and a security-camera invoice.
At its May 27 meeting the Village of Robbins board voted to approve a set of administrative items, including an honorary street naming, several contracts and the entertainment payments for the 2025 Robbins Festival & Parade Weekend.
Trustee Ernest Maxey moved and trustees Chanel Kelly and Michael Collier seconded approval of an honorary street naming for Jimmie Lee Martin (137th–139th & Central Park); the motion passed by roll call (Dyson, Maxey, Harper, Kelly, Holmes, Collier).
The board also approved an independent contract agreement for Margaret Newell (moved by Trustee Jeanneen Holmes; seconded by Trustee Chanel Kelly), accepted an invoice/quote from Conlin Brennan Tech Services for a security camera purchase/install (moved by Trustee David R. Dyson; seconded by Trustee Chanel Kelly), and approved a contract for Yvonne Moore related to the Dr. Irene Brodie Gala (moved by Trustee Michael Collier; seconded by Trustee Kelly). Each motion passed on unanimous roll-call votes as recorded in the minutes.
Trustees additionally approved payments totaling $16,838.75 for entertainment at the 2025 Robbins Festival & Parade Weekend (Labor Day). Trustee Michael Collier moved the payment and Trustee Jeanneen Holmes seconded; minutes record a unanimous roll-call vote in favor.
The minutes do not list dollar amounts for the individual contracts (other than the festival entertainment total) nor do they record debate, conditions, or amendments to any contract approvals. The approvals were recorded as routine consent items and carried by unanimous vote.
