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Finance Committee

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Aug 2, 2026

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Palos Heights

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Finance Committee Approves Funding and Legal Action

Published Aug 2, 2026

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Briefing

Jun 9, 2026

Finance Committee Approves Business Grant

The committee unanimously approved a $12,500 business improvement grant for David Heide, contingent on obtaining all required business licenses. Members also approved three sets of bills totaling $11,515.42 and discussed competing insurance broker proposals, both carrying a 5.26% rate.

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Briefing

May 12, 2026

City Seeks Missing Utility Tax Revenue

The Finance Committee unanimously authorized an agreement with Azavar Consultants to seek recovery of municipal utility taxes the City says it may be owed by ComEd. The minutes report that receipts in February 2024 and February 2025 were approximately one-third of amounts received in those same months previously; Azavar would receive 45% of any recovered funds.

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Briefing

Apr 14, 2026

Finance Committee Approves Nearly $10,749 in Bills

The committee unanimously approved $10,748.98 in March and April bills, while postponing a proposed payment-in-lieu-of-taxes program pending legal advice.

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Briefing

Feb 10, 2026

Liquor License Processing Fee Set to Increase

The committee unanimously approved a motion to amend the liquor licensing ordinance and raise the nonrefundable processing fee from $100 to $500.

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Briefing

Jan 13, 2026

Finance Committee Approves Funding and Legal Action

The committee unanimously approved engaging Miller Canfield over the Jewel redevelopment agreement, after property reassessments reduced assessed value by about $2 million and city property-tax revenue by roughly $200,000 annually. It also approved a $184,962.59 second payment to the Palos Heights Library, several bills, and business grant awards.

2 min readMunicipal coverage