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Tinley Park committee forwards 13 procurement, personnel and policy items to Village Board
Summary
At its June 16 Committee of the Whole meeting, trustees voted to forward a package of routine referrals — including software purchases, equipment procurements, insurance renewal and licensing items — to the Village Board; roll calls were recorded and motions carried for each item.
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The Committee of the Whole considered and referred a slate of routine items to the Village Board on June 16, including software purchases, procurement orders, insurance matters, and licensing.
Items moved to the Village Board included an amendment to Title 3 Chapter 30 (consent agenda); purchase of budget management software; dual-capacity employment for Gregory King; an agreement with Comcast to provide gigabit internet; renewal or consideration of a Richmond National liability policy; a Class E liquor license for Speedy Burrito (beer and wine only); a contract with Sewer Assessment Services LLC for inflow/infiltration investigations; a $65,000 blanket purchase order with Core & Main for water meters; an $88,488.85 purchase of an OpenGov Enterprise Asset Management system; sole-source purchases to Alliance Laundry Systems for turnout-gear washers ($47,702) and for rescue tools ($63,360); a $130,000 blanket order for Air 1 bunker gear; and a request to purchase handheld MX908 chemical detection systems with training kit.
Each item was moved, seconded and approved in committee by roll call; trustees asked few substantive questions on most items and staff said they would bring final ordinances, contracts and purchase documents to the Village Board for final action.
The committee adjourned and will reconvene for the Village Board meeting immediately afterward.

