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Rolling Meadows City Council approved two ordinances, moved three land-use ordinances forward, approved a five-year budget software contract and a new police labor agreement, and postponed one fire and police commission resolution to April 28.
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The Council adopted two ordinances changing city code: one removes term limits for members of the city pension board of trustees, and the other updates the powers and rules for the Board of Fire and Police Commissioners. It also gave first-reading approval to three land-use items involving a school use permit, a subdivision at the former Fire Station 15 site, and updates to the city’s comprehensive land use plan. In addition, the Council approved a five-year contract for its budget platform, a police agreement covering January 1, 2026 through December 31, 2028, and other public works and city facility spending items. One resolution on the Board of Fire and Police Commissioners’ rules was postponed to the April 28 meeting.
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