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Rosemont trustees ratify $17.95 million in bills, approve multiple facility and service contracts

Village of Rosemont Board of Trustees · May 11, 2026
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Summary

Trustees unanimously ratified $17,954,210.37 in paid bills and approved several contracts — including a $1.25 million Peak Construction agreement for landlord work at 9500 Higgins Road — during the May 11 meeting.

Mayor Bradley Stephens called the Village of Rosemont Board of Trustees to order and the board quickly moved through finance business that included ratification of paid bills and approval of multiple vendor contracts.

Trustee Jack Dorgan made the motions on most finance items and Trustee Ralph DiMatteo or Trustee Steve Price seconded. The board voted unanimously to ratify a list of paid bills with a reported TOTAL of $17,954,210.37 and to carry forward several contracts and change orders. Among the approvals: Change Orders 1 and 2 with Nicholas Development, LLC for the Senior Housing Complex Project; a contract with Peak Construction for landlord work at 9500 Higgins Road not to exceed $1,250,000.00; a cleaning-services contract with Midway Building Services Ltd.; an elevator maintenance contract with TK Elevator Corporation for the Parkway Bank Sports Complex; and storm-related repair proposals at Rosemont Health & Fitness totaling $71,959.89.

The board also approved a WBR Roofing Company, Inc. proposal for the Allstate Arena south flat roof replacement in the amount of $210,600.00, a Fox Valley Fire & Safety proposal to replace 541 sprinkler heads at Rosemont Health & Fitness for $29,034.00, and a DSI Security Services purchase of three Evolv Express Gen2 single-lane magnetometers for the Entertainment District for $100,172.27. All motions carried unanimously with recorded aye votes by Trustees Price, Wong-Balogh, Dorgan, Fazio, Pappas and DiMatteo.

No public comment or extended discussion on these items was recorded in the minutes; the clerk’s record shows the votes as unanimous and the motions as "MOTION CARRIED."