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Villa Park administrative hearing: default judgments, paraphernalia and disorderly-conduct citations recorded
Summary
The July 2 administrative hearing recorded default judgments and citations including default fines for litter and disorderly conduct and a paraphernalia citation; amounts and report numbers were stated on the record.
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The Village of Villa Park administrative hearing on July 2, 2026, included a series of docket entries and default judgments for multiple defendants.
Ronald Danielson (case/report VPPC2600843) was cited after officers responded to Jefferson Pool for a report of an individual sleeping in a tent; Danielson was trespassed, alleged misconduct occurred during his encounter with officers, failed to appear and a default judgment was entered. The hearing record states default judgments of $150 per citation plus a $35 administrative fee in several cases, though amounts vary by case entry.
Marco Rivera (report VPPC2600762) was cited for possession of drug paraphernalia after officers located a glass pipe with residue; the defendant failed to appear and a default judgment/fine was entered pursuant to the record.
Raphael Dila was cited for disorderly conduct after a caller reported a subject looking into vehicles; the defendant failed to appear and an ex parte/default judgment was entered with fines and administrative fees assessed.
The hearing officer summarized the default judgments and fines on the record and closed the administrative hearing. The Village Clerk’s office will retain the details and notify parties of any collection or appeal options recorded in the docket.
What happens next: default-judgment enforcement, collection steps and any administrative follow-up will be handled by the village records and courts as specified in the municipal process and listed in the hearing record.

