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Mayor and aldermen urge support for March 18 fire department referendum

City of Oakbrook Terrace City Council · March 10, 2026
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Summary

Mayor Paul Esposito and several aldermen asked residents to support a fire department referendum; Alderman Biskup emphasized the referendum's potential impact on emergency response and encouraged voters at the March 18 meeting and polling date.

Mayor Paul Esposito and members of the Oakbrook Terrace City Council urged residents to support an upcoming fire department referendum during remarks at the March 10 meeting. The Mayor "respectfully requests that residents support the fire department referendum," and Alderman Eric Biskup encouraged residents to vote in favor, warning that failure could affect emergency response times.

The council noted that a City Council budget meeting will be held on March 18 at 5:30 p.m. and that the primary election will take place in the Oakbrook Terrace Police Department chamber; Alderman Biskup referenced March 18 as the key date to vote in favor of the referendum. The minutes do not record the referendum language or the ballot question; residents were urged to support the measure but no formal council action on specific referendum wording was recorded at the March 10 meeting.