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Holiday Hills sends tickets to collections, approves gas‑card change and officer pay raise
Summary
Chief W. Copp reported 31 calls for service and that outstanding tickets have been referred to a collection agency; the board approved transferring the village gas-card account to Island Lake Mobil and a pay increase for Officer Bacon from $25.00 to $26.50 per hour.
Chief William Copp gave the police department report, saying the department logged 31 calls for service. The minutes record what the chief described as "24 stops for traffic with 12 for citation/tickets and 14 warning"; the transcript lists those numbers exactly though the sum of outcomes exceeds the stated stops (the minutes do not reconcile the discrepancy). Chief Copp said all outstanding tickets have been sent to a collection agency and that any citizen inquiries should be directed to the collection agency number provided in the collection letter.
On operational matters the board approved Chief Copp's request to transfer the village's fuel-card account to the Island Lake Mobil station (motion by Trustee Stingel, second by Trustee Agrella). The board also approved a motion (moved by Trustee Brown, seconded by Trustee Stingel) to raise Officer Bacon's hourly rate from $25.00 to $26.50; Clerk Tennessen was instructed to inform GAPS. Chief Copp additionally mentioned the village could serve as a warming center for elderly neighbors if needed.
