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Rosemont board votes to leave Proviso-Leyden 9-1-1 authority, join West Suburban consolidated dispatch
Summary
Trustees approved Resolution 2026-5-11 terminating membership in the Proviso-Leyden Joint 9-1-1 Authority and Resolution 2026-5-11A to join the West Suburban Consolidated Dispatch system; both passed unanimously.
The Village of Rosemont Board of Trustees approved two related public safety resolutions during the May 11 meeting. Trustee Ralph DiMatteo moved to terminate Rosemont’s membership in the Proviso-Leyden Joint 9-1-1 Authority (Resolution 2026-5-11); Trustee Steve Price seconded and the resolution passed unanimously.
Trustees then approved Resolution 2026-5-11A, authorizing an intergovernmental cooperation agreement for the West Suburban Consolidated Dispatch 9-1-1 System and Joint Emergency Telephone System Board. Trustee Ralph DiMatteo moved and Trustee Harry Pappas seconded; the board recorded unanimous approval. The minutes list both resolutions by number and show no public comment or recorded debate. The minutes do not specify the operational or transition timeline, funding details, or service-level changes associated with the dispatch change.
The board recorded the votes as aye for Trustees Price, Wong-Balogh, Dorgan, Fazio, Pappas and DiMatteo. The minutes note the resolutions as carried without further discussion; staff follow-up or intergovernmental implementation tasks were not detailed in the written record.
