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Village invites applications for vacant council seat; interviews may be held July 9

Village Council · June 25, 2026

Summary

The village announced a vacancy on the council and asked residents to submit applications, letters of interest or resumes to the village office; council members said they plan to review materials and hoped to conduct interviews at the July 9 meeting.

The council reminded residents that applications, letters of interest or resumes are being accepted for a vacant council seat and that materials should be submitted to the village office or to a member of the council. The presiding official said the council plans to review submissions at the next meeting and "hopefully [do] some interviews too as well," signaling a possible appointment process at the July 9 session.

Why it matters: filling the vacancy will change the composition of the council and may be followed by interviews and a selection process at an upcoming public meeting.

Procedure and next steps: the council asked interested residents to contact the village office and encouraged questions about the application and interview process. No appointment or vote occurred at this meeting.

Adjournment: later in the meeting, a motion to adjourn was made by Council member Baki, seconded by Council member Pringle, and the presiding official called for a voice vote; those present said "I." The transcript segment ends just as the presiding official begins to ask if anyone is opposed; no recorded roll-call or tally appears in the transcript segment.

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