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Jul 30, 2026

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Board approves major purchases and grants

Published Jul 30, 2026

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Briefing

Jun 18, 2026

Sign code and campus plan discussed

Trustees discussed proposed sign code changes, including longer temporary-sign limits and a pilot for feather signs, and reviewed early plans for the municipal campus master plan with no final vote taken.

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Briefing

Jun 9, 2026

Board approves special events agreement

The Board approved a license agreement with the Hanover Park Park District so the Village can use Park District property for 2026 special events at no charge, while naming the Park District as additional insured. It also approved warrants totaling $1,281,480.28, paid-in-advance warrants of $905,220.83, and April 2026 P-Card spending of $30,963.92.

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Briefing

May 21, 2026

Sign code changes advance

The Board supported draft changes to Hanover Park’s sign rules, including longer time limits for special promotion signs and grand opening banners, plus a one-year pilot for Village-provided feather signs for new businesses.

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Briefing

May 7, 2026

Board approves budget and infrastructure work

The Village Board approved a second amendment to the FY2026 budget, authorized repairs after a water main break, and moved forward with several public works and public safety contracts. It also approved more than $2.7 million in warrant and card payments and reappointed members to multiple village committees.

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Briefing

Apr 28, 2026

Financial review and opioid settlement

Trustees reviewed Hanover Park’s latest financial reports, discussed a $1.3 million advance from the General Fund to the commuter parking lot fund, and considered how national opioid settlement money can be used.

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Briefing

Apr 23, 2026

Financial reports reviewed

Trustees reviewed fourth-quarter 2025 and first-quarter 2026 financial reports, including fund balances, revenue sources, spending trends, and a $1.3 million advance from the General Fund to the Commuter Parking Lot fund.

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Briefing

Apr 16, 2026

Board approves fees, pension loan

The Board approved a temporary interfund loan to help cover police and fire pension payments on time, and it also approved a waiver of up to $60,000 in water-related fees for the Park District’s Seafari Springs Aquatic Center this summer.

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Briefing

Apr 2, 2026

Board approves spending and contracts

The Board approved a $70,930.80 cleaning contract renewal, a $38,400 arc flash engineering analysis, and routine payments totaling more than $3.27 million. Trustees also received a commitment that full documentation will be provided in advance for future bids and multi-year agreements.

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Briefing

Mar 19, 2026

Board approves major infrastructure spending

The Board approved more than $4.9 million in contracts and spending tied to road resurfacing, pavement preservation, crack sealing, roadway lighting, sewer work, and road salt, along with support for municipal housing authority and the Major Richard Star Act.

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Briefing

Mar 5, 2026

Board approves routine spending

The Board approved a $552,117.38 warrant, a $328,693.43 warrant paid in advance, and $27,597.14 in January P-Cards, along with several routine consent items including a zoning map publication, a tax incentive renewal, and a fiber master license agreement.

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Briefing

Feb 19, 2026

Board approves utilities, capital purchases

The Village Board approved borrowing through the Public Water Supply Loan Program and several spending items, including $1,050,035.45 in warrants, a $162,527.16 snow equipment package, and a $22,950 outdoor warning siren.

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Briefing

Feb 5, 2026

Board considers new tax and zoning changes

Trustees tabled a proposed streaming amusement tax, sent back an electric vehicle charging station zoning change for further review, and approved more than $1.1 million in warrants for payment. The board also approved several routine contracts and purchases, including police boilers, streetlight maintenance, mosquito abatement, and software licensing.

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Briefing

Jan 15, 2026

Board approves major purchases and grants

Trustees approved a slate of spending items, including $76,372 for contracted inspections, two pickup trucks for up to $104,396, a Freightliner for up to $116,475, two powered stair chairs for $42,663.80, and 12 firefighter PPE ensembles for $90,698.28. The board also approved a roadway resurfacing grant agreement and stormwater and floodplain code updates.

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