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Orland Park board authorizes multiple contracts, fleet purchases and site work
Summary
Trustees approved a five-year services contract with Granicus, continued GIS and water-main scanning services, authorized the 153rd/Ravinia roundabout contract, approved purchase of two recreation buses, security upgrades, EV charging plans and demolition of the Erwin Building, among other operational actions.
The board approved a package of operational and capital actions, including a new five-year services contract with Granicus and continued GIS and water-main scanning services. Mayor Jim Dodge said, "The board then approved a new 5 year services contract with Granicus, continued GIS services, and water main scanning services, and a contract for the 153rd Street and Ravinia Avenue roundabout project."
Trustees also authorized the purchase of two recreation transportation buses, approved security improvements at utility facilities, advanced electric vehicle charging stations, and approved demolition of the Erwin Building at the John Humphrey Complex along with engineering for the 151st Street bridge over Tinley Creek. Additional operational contracts include snow removal and annual software maintenance, plus an intergovernmental agreement permitting the Village of Manhattan to use the Orland Park Police training facility. Vote tallies were not provided in the meeting transcript.
