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Cherry Valley approves $80,461.75 traffic-enforcement grant and other public-safety items

Village Board of Trustees of Cherry Valley, Illinois · September 16, 2025
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Summary

The board approved a $80,461.75 Sustained Traffic Enforcement Program grant, a $10,500 Organized Retail Crime grant, and training and contract renewals for the police department; all items passed 6–0.

Trustees approved multiple public-safety items on Sept. 16: a Sustained Traffic Enforcement Program grant totaling $80,461.75 (including officer reimbursement $68,445; indirect costs $10,266.75; equipment $1,750), an Organized Retail Crime grant for $10,500, renewal of the Protect Serve Recruit agreement for CherryVale Mall at $500 per month ($6,000 annually), and authorization for Patrol Sgt. Adam Jones to attend Northwestern’s Executive Management Course (Oct. 6–24) with registration $2,600 and meals budgeted at $750.

Each item was moved and seconded by trustees and passed on roll-call votes (6–0). The minutes note CVPD has not yet received official grant documents for the Sustained Traffic Enforcement Program; the board approved accepting the grant and the associated budget items.