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The City Council approved bills, an EMS reporting software renewal, a special event permit and temporary liquor license, a surplus property disposal ordinance, and a new appointment to the Senior Commission. It also rejected all bids for the Fire Station 1 boiler and air handling unit project because the quoted prices were over budget.
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Residents will see the city continue routine services and software used for emergency medical reporting, while the council also moved ahead with disposing of outdated equipment and signs. The city rejected all bids to replace the aging boiler and air handling units at Fire Station 1 because both proposals came in above budget, so that project will need a different path. The council also asked staff to keep pursuing options tied to a water affordability grant that could improve online billing and leak alerts for customers. A separate healthcare funding plan item for the Oak Forest Public Works Teamsters Local 700 was removed because it was not ready for consideration.
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