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DuPage County Board approves routine appointments and contracts; several grant appropriations cleared
Summary
The DuPage County Board approved a slate of consent items, appointments to transit and ethics bodies, intergovernmental agreements and multiple contracts, and accepted several Illinois Department of Human Services grants totaling roughly $313,830 across programs.
The DuPage County Board on July 14 approved the consent agenda and moved a series of routine appointments, contract awards and grant appropriations.
Vice Chair Childress moved and the board approved appointments including David Poniewski to the Northern Illinois Transit Authority, Mary Dixon to the zoning board of appeals, John Rotondo to the commuter rail board and John Fiote to the DuPage County Ethics Commission. Roll-call votes were recorded for each motion and the board approved the appointments.
Finance committee items advanced at the meeting included acceptance and appropriation of Illinois Department of Human Services grants: a capacity expansion grant for community services ($90,920), a supportive housing program ($102,786) and a rapid rehousing program ($120,124). Member Garcia moved these actions; each was approved by roll call.
The board also approved several contract awards and amendments across departments: a purchase order to Veil Services LLC for assessment mailers (not to exceed $95,000); an amended purchase order to Lobbying Industries, Inc. increasing the not-to-exceed amount to $32,758.18 to add queuing and appointment-scheduling features; a contract to Hexordia LLC for digital device data extraction/processing (not to exceed $65,472.27) and a Cellebrite Inc. contract for digital device extraction and processing services ($344,339.94) for the state’s attorney’s office. Public works approved technology and facilities contracts, including a Tyler Technologies Munis cloud-based utility billing contract (not to exceed $150,000) and facilities management and roofing contracts noted on the agenda.
Stormwater and transportation committees moved smaller-service contracts and agreements, including a $37,550 intergovernmental agreement for the 39th Street Water Quality Structures Project and a professional services agreement for stormwater engineering not to exceed $65,000; all were approved by roll call.
Most votes on routine items were recorded as 'Aye' by roll call and the chair confirmed passage of the items. The board adjourned into executive session on separate matters under the Open Meetings Act before closing the public portion of the meeting.
A full docket and the minutes will list the ordinance numbers, contract IDs and precise roll-call tallies; the board’s clerk indicated that electronic public comments were included in the meeting minutes.
