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Volo trustees approve routine transfers, contracts and a compensation study in brief June meeting
Summary
At a 20-minute June 2 meeting, the Village of Volo Board of Trustees approved minutes and payments, passed two resolutions including appointing an IMRF authorized agent, approved contracts for water-tower inspection and washing, and authorized a compensation and classification study (5–1 vote).
The Village of Volo Board of Trustees met June 2, 2026, and approved a series of routine measures including fund transfers, vendor contracts and a personnel study during a meeting that began at 6:00 P.M. and adjourned at 6:20 P.M. Mayor Stephen Henley presided.
Trustees first approved the minutes of the May 5, 2026, regular meeting after Trustee Buttita moved and Trustee Komas seconded; the motion carried on a voice vote with all "aye." They then authorized payment of bills listed in the Treasurer’s Reports for May 19 and June 2 following a motion from Trustee Wagner and a second from Trustee Heuser; a roll call recorded all trustees voting "aye."
On separate motions, the board approved Resolution No. R-26-292 authorizing a funds transfer under the Village’s Fund Balance Policy and Resolution No. R-26-293 appointing the Village Treasurer as the Authorized Agent for the Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund; both resolutions passed on roll call votes with all trustees voting "aye." Trustee Porter moved both resolutions, which were seconded by Trustee Heuser (R-26-292) and Trustee Komas (R-26-293).
The board approved contracts to maintain the Village’s water towers. Trustee Porter moved to contract with Dixon Engineering for routine inspections, seconded by Trustee Heuser; a roll call recorded all "aye" votes. The board also approved a contract with National Soft Wash to wash the Village’s water towers after a motion from Trustee Porter and second from Trustee Wagner; that contract passed on a unanimous roll call.
Trustees authorized a compensation and classification study with MGT after Trustee Johnson moved and Trustee Wagner seconded. The roll call recorded five "aye" votes (Trustees Komas, Wagner, Porter, Johnson and Buttita) and one "nay" (Trustee Heuser); the motion carried.
There were no public comments recorded. Trustee Wagner provided an update on the Economic Development Committee. Trustees Komas and Buttita noted attendance at high-school honors nights to recognize the Village’s scholarship recipients. Mayor Henley described the recent ICSC retail conference as the most successful he has attended.
The board adjourned at 6:20 P.M. after a motion from Trustee Porter, seconded by Trustee Buttita; the voice vote was all "aye."
