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Pool passes donated to local events; trustees hear drainage and stop-sign updates

Village of Freeburg Board of Trustees · February 18, 2025
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Summary

The Public Property Committee approved donating a 10-visit pool pass to four local organizations and discussed pool security and lifeguard recruiting. Streets updates included drainage concerns on Glenrock Lane and new stop signs on High Street; FY26 budget packets were distributed for trustee review.

Trustee Ramon Matchett Jr. reported the Public Property Committee agreed to donate a 10-visit pool pass to each of four local fundraisers and groups: Freeburg Post Prom, Freeburg High School Music Boosters trivia night, Freeburg FFA Alumni pork chop auction, and St. Joseph Catholic School mouse races. The committee discussed pool security and the possibility of a security system; Village Administrator Matt Trout raised the topic and staff noted increased lifeguard applications.

On streets, Public Works Director John Tolan reported drainage problem areas at Glenrock Lane and said stop signs were installed on High Street. Trustee Matchett reminded trustees the FY26 budget packets were distributed and asked trustees to review and comment prior to the next meetings. No formal votes were recorded on capital budget items at the meeting.