Kane County, Illinois

KC Public Health Committee

The Kane County Public Health Committee will consider two resolutions: one to approve an agreement with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development for a Homeless Management Information Systems grant for program year 2027, and another to approve an interfund loan from the General Fund for health department expenses when reimbursements are delayed. The meeting also includes monthly reports on finance/budget and animal control, and a proposed amendment to the animal ordinance adding a tag requirement.

• Resolution: Authorizing Agreement with HUD for Homeless Management Information Systems Grant (Program Year 2027)
• Resolution: Authorizing an Interfund Loan for Health Department program expenses when funding is delayed
• Ordinance: Animal Ordinance Tag Addition
• Finance/Budget – Monthly Report
• Animal Control – Monthly Report

KC Legislative Committee

KC Public Service Committee

The committee will meet to receive monthly reports from several county departments. The session includes a vote on the release of closed session minutes.

• Monthly reports from Finance
• Monthly reports from Recorder
• Monthly reports from Treasurer / Collector
• Monthly reports from Supervisor of Assessments
• Monthly reports from County Clerk and Veteran's Assistance Commission

KC Agriculture Committee

The Kane County Agriculture Committee will discuss updates from local partners, present an agricultural economic development video, and consider a resolution to authorize the application and administration of a USDA Rural Business Development Grant for the Kane County Food and Farm Technical Assistance Program. The meeting also includes public comment and routine agenda items such as approval of minutes and reports placed on file.

• Resolution: Authorize application and administration of USDA Rural Business Development Grant for the Food and Farm Technical Assistance Program
• Updates from Kane County Farm Bureau, Kane‑DuPage Soil and Water Conservation District, and Northern Illinois Food Bank
• Presentation of Kane County Agricultural Economic Development video
• Growing for Kane Program updates by Planner Matt Tansley
• Approval of June 18, 2026 meeting minutes

KC Energy and Environmental Committee

The Kane County Energy and Environmental Committee will consider several items, including a resolution to extend the curbside refuse and recycling services contract for the Mill Creek Special Service Area and unincorporated Blackberry Township (RFP# 30-021). The meeting also includes discussion of the Clean and Reliable Grid Affordability Act, a Green Building Policy waiver request, and a data‑center moratorium proposal. Additional agenda items cover the committee’s 2026 goals for energy efficiency, recycling education, and community outreach.

• Resolution: Authorize contract extension for curbside refuse and recycling services (Mill Creek SSA & Unincorporated Blackberry Township, RFP# 30-021)
• Discussion of the Clean and Reliable Grid Affordability Act (CRGA)
• Green Building Policy Waiver Request
• Data Center Moratorium Discussion
• Committee goals to improve energy efficiency, recycling education, and community outreach

KC Committee of the Whole

KC American Rescue Plan Committee

KC County Development Committee

The Kane County Development Committee will review monthly reports on building, zoning, and property code enforcement. The agenda includes a preliminary plat for Lord's Corner Subdivision and a discussion on solar energy regulations. The committee will also review the July 4th flash flood response.

• Lord's Corner Subdivision-Preliminary Plat
• Solar Energy and Energy Storage Text Amendment Update
• July 4th Flash Flood Recap
• Monthly Financials (TMP-26-916)
• Property Code Enforcement Monthly Report (TMP-26-927)

KC Transportation Committee

The Kane County Transportation Committee will vote on multiple resolutions, including a motor‑fuel‑tax appropriation for ice‑control salt, equipment purchases, and several intergovernmental and engineering agreements. Notably, the committee will approve a Phase III construction‑engineering services contract for the Kirk Road overpass project with Union Pacific Railroad. Additional items cover a technical services agreement for the Ride in Kane program, a permit‑software contract, and amendments to existing road‑improvement agreements.

• Resolution: Approving a Motor Fuel Tax Appropriation for Ice Control Salt for the Sugar Grove Township Road District
• Resolution: Approving the purchase of one Palma 720T Boom Mower for the Kane County Division of Transportation
• Resolution: Approving a Technical Services Agreement between the Regional Transportation Authority and County of Kane for the Ride in Kane Program (Contract S5310-2026-04)
• Resolution: Approving a Phase III Construction Engineering Services Agreement with Hampton, Lenzini, and Renwick, Inc. for the Kirk Road over Union Pacific Railroad Project
• Resolution: Approving a Permit Software and Implementation Services Contract with Byrne Software Solutions, Inc.

KC Energy and Environmental Committee

KC Jobs Committee

The committee is meeting to review its 2026 goals, including the implementation of the Economic Development Strategic Plan and ARPA projects. The agenda includes staff updates on economic development initiatives and a discussion regarding the IEDA 2026 Conference.

• Revision of the County Code definition of the Jobs Committee
• Implementation of ARPA projects including the Kane County Economic Development Organization and Fabulous Fox! Water Trail
• Review of Farmer Grants for local food farmers
• Discussion of the IEDA 2026 Conference
• Updates from the Office of Community Reinvestment - Workforce Development Division

KC Judicial/Public Safety Committee

The Judicial/Public Safety Committee will hear monthly reports from multiple departments, including the Sheriff, Coroner, and Emergency Management. The committee will consider resolutions authorizing intergovernmental equipment sharing for emergency management unmanned equipment, accepting a hazardous materials preparedness grant, purchasing three forensic laboratory instruments for the Coroner's Office, and authorizing a contract for Prison Rape Elimination Act resident reporting services at the Juvenile Justice Center.

• Resolution authorizing intergovernmental equipment sharing agreements for emergency management unmanned equipment
• Resolution accepting Hazardous Materials Emergency Preparedness Planning Grant (HMEP) for the Office of Emergency Management
• Resolution approving purchase of one Crime-Lite ML Pro Forensic Evidence Screening Instrument for the Kane County Forensic Laboratory
• Resolution approving purchase of one QuantStudio 5 Real-Time PCR System and one Spectrum Compact CE Instrument and one Maxwell RSC 48 Instrument for the Kane County Forensic Laboratory
• Resolution authorizing contract for Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) Resident Reporting Services for the Juvenile Justice Center

KC Human Services Committee

The KC Human Services Committee is holding a special meeting on July 16, 2026. During the executive session the committee will conduct the annual employee performance evaluation of the Executive Director of Human Resources. The meeting also includes standard items such as public comment, old business, new business, and an open session.

• Annual Employee Performance Evaluation – Executive Director of Human Resources (executive session)
• Public Comment
• Old Business
• New Business
• Open Session

KC Legal Affairs and Claims

The KC Legal Affairs and Claims committee will consider routine procedural items including approval of April 2026 minutes and public comment. In executive session, they will discuss pending litigation and closed session minutes. Open session votes include releasing closed session minutes and approving settlements for cases 23CV3789, 26LM1, 25WC9167, and a final consent order in case 19CH789.

• Vote on settlement approval for Case 23CV3789
• Vote on settlement approval for Case 26LM1
• Vote on settlement approval for Case 25WC9167
• Vote on approval of final consent order in Case 19CH789

KC Administration Committee

The Kane County Administration Committee will review the FY2027 Capital Budget and consider several resolutions, including contract extensions for concrete services, painting, printing, AED supplies, and snow plowing. They will also discuss an Artificial Intelligence policy and consider license agreements for dark fiber and fiber-mapping software. The meeting includes approval of minutes, public comment, and other routine business.

• Resolution authorizing contract extension with M/M Peters Construction for concrete services (BID# 23-041)
• Resolution authorizing contract extension with Midwest Decorating for wall finishing and painting (BID# 22-038)
• Resolution authorizing license agreement with Zayo Group for dark fiber
• Resolution authorizing 24-month agreement with VETRO for FiberMap Operator Enterprise
• Discussion on Artificial Intelligence policy

KC Human Services Committee

The Kane County Human Services Committee will discuss 2027 health insurance rates and potential savings options under new business. The agenda also includes review of monthly financial reports, updates from the Department of Human Resource Management on health insurance, risk management, and staffing, and a compliance training report. The committee will vote on releasing closed session minutes.

• Discussion of 2027 health insurance rates and savings options (New Business)
• Monthly financial reports
• Department of Human Resource Management updates on health insurance, risk management, and staffing
• Monthly training report on compliance
• Vote on release of closed session minutes

Forest Preserve District Commission

The Forest Preserve District Commission will consider a consent agenda including resolutions to purchase equipment (a forestry loader, tractor, mowers, and trucks), authorize a right-of-way agreement for Fabyan Parkway improvements at Settlers Hill Golf Course, and approve contracts for invasive species control and design of a wildlife overlook. A notable item is the acquisition of approximately 33.95 acres in Sugar Grove Township. The meeting also includes a closed session for land acquisition and other matters.

• Acquisition of 33.95 acres in Sugar Grove Township
• Right-of-way agreement for Fabyan Parkway improvements at Settlers Hill Golf Course entrance
• Purchase of ASV RT-135 forestry loader, John Deere tractor, zero-turn mowers, and Ford pickup trucks
• Contract with Wight & Company for final design of Muirhead Springs Forest Preserve wildlife overlook
• Bid for cattail and common reed control at eight forest preserves

County Board

The Kane County Board will consider a rezoning petition for the Douglas Family Butterfly Garden and Solar Farm, vote on placing the FY2027 draft budget on public display, and discuss cost-reducing changes to the county's employee medical plan. The consent agenda includes dozens of resolutions covering ARPA fund reprogramming, various contracts, and transportation project agreements.

• Rezoning petition #4683 for Douglas Family Butterfly Garden and Solar Farm
• FY2027 draft budget placed on public display (Resolution 26-310)
• Cost-reducing changes to employee medical plan (Resolution 26-337)
• Reorganization of Workforce Development Department with new WIOA-funded positions (Resolution 26-335)
• Intergovernmental agreements for Randall Road at Hopps Road grade separation and Kirk Road at Douglas Road improvements (Resolutions 26-329 to 26-332)

KC Judicial and Public Safety Technology Commission

The Kane County Judicial and Public Safety Technology Commission will discuss the FY2027 budget, receive reports on the Odyssey Court Case Management System and Axon, and review a recent ordinance that restates and amends prior ordinances establishing the commission. The meeting also includes introduction of new members and a year-to-date budget report.

• Discussion of ORD 26-073, passed Feb 10, 2026, restating and amending ordinances establishing the commission
• Odyssey CMS/Axon Report
• 2026 YTD Budget Report
• FY2027 Budget (new business)
• Updated Kane County website for appointed boards and commissions

Forest Preserve District Executive Committee

KC Executive Committee

The Kane County Executive Committee will consider a series of resolutions, including the approval of the FY2027 draft budget for public display. Other items include reprogramming ARPA funds, extending construction contracts, and authorizing various budget adjustments and purchases. The meeting also addresses public safety, health, and transportation projects through multiple intergovernmental agreements.

• Approve FY2027 draft budget to be placed on public display
• Authorize withdrawal of $15,000 SLFRF funds to Kane County Public Health Department
• Extend General Construction Services contract with MRRW Construction, LLC (BID# 23-032)
• Approve purchase of three Live Scan fingerprinting devices for the Sheriff’s Office
• Reappropriate funds for Fabyan Parkway Corridor Improvements with HR Green, Inc.

KC American Rescue Plan Committee

This special meeting of the Kane County American Rescue Plan Committee will consider several resolutions to reprogram ARPA funds and approve amendments to existing grant agreements. Actions include moving $15,000 from one agreement to the Health Department's operating budget for behavioral health, as well as smaller reprogramming between other county projects. The committee will also vote on amended grants with the Kane County Economic Development Corporation, Well Child Center, and World Relief Chicagoland.

• Resolution approving second amendment to grant agreement with Kane County Economic Development Corporation
• Resolution reprogramming $2,621.96 from Child Advocacy Center counseling project to Circuit Clerk's microfilm archive project
• Resolution reprogramming $110 from Drinking Water Sustainability Mapping to Building Management exterior pipe chase project
• Resolution approving first amendments to grants with Well Child Center and World Relief Chicagoland
• Resolution authorizing withdrawal of $15,000 from an agreement and reprogramming to Health Department for behavioral health needs

KC AD HOC Riverboat Grant Committee

Forest Preserve District, Planning and Utilization Committee

KC Finance and Budget Committee

The Finance and Budget Committee will consider several resolutions, including approving the FY2027 draft budget for public display, accepting a Live Scan Grant for the Sheriff's Office, and authorizing budget adjustments for judiciary interpreter services and opioid settlement funds. The committee will also hear the Treasurer's and Auditor's monthly reports and approve May 2026 claims paid. Public comment is scheduled.

• Resolution approving FY2027 draft budget for public display
• Resolution accepting Live Scan Grant from Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority for Sheriff's Office
• Resolution authorizing emergency budget adjustment for Judiciary Interpreter Services reimbursement line item
• Resolution authorizing budget adjustment using Opioid Settlement Funds for Kane County Collaborative Diversion Program
• Resolution approving termination of snow plowing contract with Winter Services, LLC (Contract #24-039-TK)

KC American Rescue Plan Committee

The KC American Rescue Plan Committee will review a quarterly ARPA report and vote on several resolutions. Key actions include reprogramming $2,621.96 from the Child Advocacy Center to the Circuit Clerk's Office, $110 from Environmental Resources to Building Management, and $15,000 from an existing agreement to the Health Department for behavioral health. The committee will also consider amendments to grants with the Kane County Economic Development Corporation, Well Child Center, and World Relief Chicagoland.

• Reprogram $2,621.96 from Child Advocacy Center counseling project to Circuit Clerk microfilm archive
• Reprogram $110 from Environmental & Water Resources drinking water mapping to Building Management pipe chase
• Withdraw $15,000 from agreement #44519924(2) to Health Department for behavioral health operating supplies
• Second amendment to grant agreement with Kane County Economic Development Corporation (KCEDC)
• First amendments to grants with Well Child Center and World Relief Chicagoland

The KC American Rescue Plan Committee met on June 24, 2026, but no votes could be taken because an official quorum was not present. A special committee meeting was suggested for July 8 at 8:30 a.m.

• Scheduled a potential Special ARPA Committee meeting for July 8 (unanimously agreed)

Forest Preserve, Finance and Administration Committee

KC Committee of the Whole

Forest Preserve District, Land Acquisition Committee

The Land Acquisition Committee will meet to approve a resolution authorizing the county to acquire a right of way for improvements to Fabyan Parkway at the Settlers Hill Golf Course entrance. The meeting includes a closed session to discuss land acquisition and potential litigation. The next regular meeting is scheduled for July 30, 2026.

• Approval of minutes from April 30, 2026
• Resolution authorizing right-of-way acquisition for Fabyan Parkway
• Closed session to discuss land acquisition and potential litigation
• Remote attendance approval
• Adjournment until July 30, 2026

KC Labor Management Committee

KC Public Service Committee

The KC Public Service Committee will hear monthly reports from several county departments and consider two resolutions: appointing additional members to the Board of Review and authorizing election judges. The County Clerk will also present the FY27 budget. A travel expense request for a NACO conference is up for approval.

• Resolution to appoint additional members to the Board of Review
• FY27 Budget Presentation by County Clerk
• Resolution authorizing appointment of Election Judges
• Approval of travel expenses for Jarett Sanchez to NACO Conference
• Monthly reports from Finance, Recorder, Treasurer, Supervisor of Assessments

KC Agriculture Committee

The Kane County Agriculture Committee will review and potentially adopt its 2026 Committee Goals, covering farmland protection, food grower support, funding advocacy, staff oversight, and public awareness. The committee will also hear updates from partner organizations including the Kane County Farm Bureau, Kane-DuPage Soil and Water Conservation District, and Northern Illinois Food Bank.

• Review and adoption of 2026 Committee Goals: Farmland Protection, Growing for Kane, Funding Advocacy, Staff Oversight, Raising Awareness
• Update from Kane County Farm Bureau (Bona Heinsohn, Manager)
• Update from Kane-DuPage Soil and Water Conservation District (Kat Gerdts, Administrative Coordinator)
• Update from Northern Illinois Food Bank (Robert Desio, Senior Manager of Public Policy and Benefits)
• Approval of minutes from May 21, 2026

KC Legislative Committee

The KC Legislative Committee will meet to discuss a resolution regarding professional government relations consulting. The body will also review a legislative update and approve minutes from the May 20, 2026 meeting.

• Resolution to renew contract with McGuireWoods Consulting, LLC for government relations and legislative lobbying services (RFQ# 23-004)

KC Public Health Committee

The KC Public Health Committee will review monthly reports from Finance and Animal Control. The body is considering three resolutions related to community health assessments, homeless management information systems, and data dashboard development.

• Resolution to conduct the 2026 Kane County Community Health Assessment
• Resolution for a Support Services Contractor for the Homeless Management Information System
• Resolution to enter into an agreement with Metopio for a Community Health Data Dashboard

KC Transportation Committee

The KC Transportation Committee will vote on several resolutions, including an intergovernmental agreement with USDOT and IDOT for an INFRA grant for the Randall Road at Hopps Road grade separation and intersection safety improvements. Other actions include reappropriating funds for Fabyan Parkway corridor improvements, approving a 2027 ice control salt purchase, and agreeing to Phase III engineering for Kirk Road at Douglas Road. The committee will also have initial discussion of a draft IGA with the Village of Campton Hills for road access. Monthly reports on finance, maintenance, planning, and operations will be presented.

• Resolution approving INFRA grant IGA for Randall Road at Hopps Road grade separation (Section 19-00511-00-CH)
• Resolution reappropriating funds and amending HR Green contract for Fabyan Parkway corridor improvements (Section 19-00507-00-CH)
• Resolution approving 2027 purchase of ice control salt (BID 26-040-TK)
• Resolution approving IGA with State of Illinois for Phase III engineering at Kirk Road and Douglas Road (Section 24-00377-01-CH)
• Initial consideration of draft IGA with Village of Campton Hills for access to Bunker, LaFox, and Kesinger roads

KC County Development Committee

The Kane County Development Committee will vote on a resolution amending the Housing and Community Development Consolidated Plan, which guides federal funding for affordable housing, neighborhood improvements, and homeless services. The committee will also hear two zoning petitions (Butterfly Garden and Solar Farm, and Jennifer Davis Trust) and consider preliminary plat approval for Burton's Subdivision and lot adjustments for Whispering Oaks Estates. Monthly financial reports and director's reports are also on the agenda.

• Resolution amending the Housing and Community Development Consolidated Plan
• Zoning Petition #4683: Douglas Family Butterfly Garden and Solar Farm LLC
• Zoning Petition #4684: Jennifer Davis / Jennifer L. Davis Trust
• Burton's Subdivision – Preliminary Plat Approval
• Whispering Oaks Estates – Lots 4/5

KC Jobs Committee

KC Energy and Environmental Committee

KC Legal Affairs and Claims

KC Judicial/Public Safety Committee

The Judicial/Public Safety Committee will consider multiple resolutions including a school resource officer intergovernmental agreement with Kaneland School District 302, use of opioid settlement funds for a diversion program, and purchase of a forensic DNA collection system. Monthly reports from Sheriff, Coroner, State's Attorney, and other agencies will also be reviewed.

• Resolution authorizing intergovernmental agreement for school resource officer with Kaneland CUSD 302
• Resolution authorizing budget adjustment for opioid settlement funds to support diversion program
• Resolution authorizing purchase of M-Vac Forensic DNA Collection System for county lab
• Resolution authorizing emergency budget adjustment for judiciary interpreter services
• Resolution authorizing Live Scan Grant acceptance for Sheriff's Office from Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority

KC Administration Committee

The Administration Committee will vote on several contracts, including a fiber-optic conduit installation across the Fox River for future county communications, an elevator emergency repair, and a digital monument sign. They will also discuss the disposition of county-owned real property.

• Resolution authorizing a contract extension for general construction services with MRRW Construction, LLC (BID# 23-032)
• Resolution authorizing purchase of furniture and furnishings from Tayco Office Furnishings, Inc.
• Resolution ratifying emergency purchase for cylinder excavation and casing install on Building A passenger elevator from Urban Elevator Services
• Resolution authorizing design and construction of a digital monument sign with Aurora Sign Company (RFP# 26-027-TK)
• Resolution authorizing additional 4-inch conduit across the river for future county communications infrastructure with City of Geneva and Whittaker Construction & Excavating, Inc.

The Administration Committee approved multiple resolutions regarding building maintenance, digital signage, and communications infrastructure for referral to the KC Executive Committee. Discussion included a report on the FY2027 capital budget of approximately $3.6M.

• Approved May 13, 2026 minutes by unanimous consent
• Moved forward contract extension for MRRW Construction, LLC to Executive Committee (5-0)
• Moved forward furniture purchase from Tayco Office Furnishings, Inc. to Executive Committee (5-0)
• Moved forward emergency elevator repair/stabilization with Urban Elevator Services, LLC to Executive Committee (6-0)
• Moved forward digital monument sign agreement with Aurora Sign Company to Executive Committee (5-1)
• Moved forward conduit installation with City of Geneva and Whittaker Construction & Excavating, Inc. to Executive Committee (5-0)
• Moved forward easement agreement with the City of Geneva to Executive Committee (6-0)

KC Human Services Committee

The committee will consider a resolution to reorganize the Workforce Development Department and create new Workforce Services Program Manager positions funded by the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA). They will also review monthly financial reports, health insurance and risk management updates, and receive a medical renewal update. Other agenda items include department head evaluations and routine approvals of minutes and reports.

• Resolution authorizing reorganization of Workforce Development Department and creation of WIOA-funded Workforce Services Program Manager positions
• Monthly Financial Reports review
• Health Insurance and Risk Management updates from Department of Human Resource Management
• Medical Renewal Update
• Department Head Evaluations

The committee approved a workforce reorganization proposal to move forward to the Jobs Committee. Members also adopted new guidelines for Department Head Evaluations and recommended excluding GLP-1 medications used for weight loss from the County's health plan starting in 2027.

• Approved May 13, 2026 minutes by unanimous consent
• Moved workforce reorganization resolution to KC Jobs Committee via roll call vote (5-2)
• Adopted guidelines for Department Head Evaluations
• Recommended elimination of GLP-1 medications for weight loss from health plan effective January 1, 2027

Forest Preserve District Commission

The Forest Preserve District Commission will consider an ordinance adjusting salary ranges for employee positions, alongside resolutions for parking lot resurfacing at Jon J. Duerr Forest Preserve and trail restoration at Fitchie Creek Forest Preserve. The board also plans to extend a caretaking agreement with Preservation Partners of Fox Valley and enter closed session to discuss land acquisition, license agreements, potential litigation, and personnel. Routine approvals of minutes and bills for May 2026 are on the agenda.

• Resolution approving bid for resurfacing Riverbend Parking Lot at Jon J. Duerr Forest Preserve, South Elgin
• Resolution approving bid for RTP Grant Trail Restoration at Fitchie Creek Forest Preserve, Elgin
• Ordinance amending salary ranges for employee positions
• Resolution extending Historical Structures Operating and Caretaking Agreement with Preservation Partners of Fox Valley through June 2027
• Closed session to discuss land acquisition, license agreements, potential litigation, and personnel

KC Committee of the Whole

This special Committee of the Whole meeting features presentations on the proposed Northern Illinois Transit Authority (NITA) Act, which would restructure regional transit governance. Officials from Kane County DOT, III Foundation, RTA, Metra, and Pace will provide overviews. The committee will also discuss appointments to the Pace and Metra boards. No decisions are scheduled; the session is informational.

• Presentation and discussion of the Northern Illinois Transit Authority (NITA) Act
• Speaker: Heidi Files (Kane County DOT) on NITA Act overview
• Speaker: Marc R. Poulos (III Foundation) on background and purpose of NITA Act
• Speaker: Rob Nash (RTA) on regional governance and transition timeline
• Discussion of appointments to Pace and Metra boards

Forest Preserve District Executive Committee

KC Executive Committee

The Kane County Executive Committee will consider a consent agenda containing multiple resolutions for contracts, purchases, and intergovernmental agreements. Notable items include a construction contract for the Sheriff Impound Parking Lot, purchase of HVAC services, and proclamations recognizing Pride Month and Gun Violence Awareness Month. The committee will also vote on a travel approval and a resolution amending a furniture project.

• Resolution authorizing contract with Abbey Construction for Sheriff Impound Parking Lot Project
• Resolution authorizing purchase of HVAC services from Johnson Controls through OMNIA contract
• Resolution revising Kane County's mass transit sales tax allocation financial policies
• Proclamation recognizing June 2026 as Pride Month in Kane County
• Resolution approving S.W.A.T. team intergovernmental agreement for tactical medical support with Pingree Grove Fire Department

The Committee reviewed monthly financial statements and updates on the General Fund. Financial Executive Director Hopkinson reported that outside auditors completed audits of the County's financial reports with a clean opinion.

• Approved May 6, 2026 meeting minutes by unanimous consent

KC AD HOC Elected Officials Salary Review Committee

The Ad Hoc Elected Officials Salary Review Committee will review compensation for the Sheriff, Treasurer, and County Clerk. The committee will then establish formal compensation recommendations. The meeting includes public comment and approval of previous minutes.

• Review of compensation for the Sheriff office
• Review of compensation for the Treasurer office
• Review of compensation for the County Clerk office
• Establishment of compensation recommendations for elected officials
• Approval of minutes from May 15, 2024

Forest Preserve District, Planning and Utilization Committee

The Planning and Utilization Committee will consider bids for resurfacing the Riverbend Parking Lot at Jon J. Duerr Forest Preserve and for the RTP Grant Trail Restoration at Fitchie Creek Forest Preserve. It also will vote on extending the Historical Structures Operating and Caretaking Agreement with Preservation Partners of Fox Valley through June 2027. The committee will then go into closed session to discuss land acquisition, license agreements, potential litigation, and personnel.

• Bid for resurfacing Riverbend Parking Lot at Jon J. Duerr Forest Preserve, South Elgin
• Bid for RTP Grant Trail Restoration at Fitchie Creek Forest Preserve, Elgin
• Extension of Historical Structures Operating and Caretaking Agreement with Preservation Partners of Fox Valley through June 30, 2027
• Closed session for land acquisition, license agreements, litigation, and personnel
• Public comment period (3-minute limit)

Forest Preserve District, Land Acquisition Committee

KC American Rescue Plan Committee

KC Finance and Budget Committee

The Kane County Finance and Budget Committee will consider a series of resolutions covering vehicle replacement, workforce program agreements, budget adjustments, and intergovernmental agreements. It will also approve a contract (RFQ 26-033) with getResQ911 for temporary certified 9‑1‑1 telecommunicator staffing. The meeting includes Treasurer, Auditor, and Finance Director reports before moving to new business items.

• Resolution: Approving RFQ 26-033 with getResQ911 for temporary certified 9‑1‑1 telecommunicator staffing
• Resolution: Authorizing a vehicle replacement purchase for Animal Control
• Resolution: Authorizing youth, adult, and dislocated worker subrecipient agreements under the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act for Program Year 2026
• Resolution: Authorizing FY2026 budget adjustments for forensic lab expenses, Department of Commerce grant, and Statewide Deferred Prosecution Program grant for the State’s Attorney’s Office
• Resolution: Authorizing intergovernmental agreements with DuPage County and McHenry County for juvenile detention services

The committee approved the meeting minutes from April 29, 2026, by unanimous consent. Public comment focused on the Sheriff's budget overruns and the use of property tax bills for political inserts. The Treasurer presented the FY2027 Budget and discussed bank relationship changes.

• Approved April 29, 2026, meeting minutes by unanimous consent

Forest Preserve, Finance and Administration Committee

KC Community Development Commission

The KC Community Development Commission will meet to review program updates. The body is scheduled to consider 2026 applications and provide budget recommendations.

• Consideration of 2026 applications
• Budget recommendations

KC Committee of the Whole

KC Public Service Committee

The KC Public Service Committee will hear monthly reports from the Recorder, Treasurer, Supervisor of Assessments, and County Clerk. The agenda includes FY2027 budget presentations from the Regional Office of Education and the Veteran's Assistance Commission. A resolution authorizing a contract with Aurora Sign Company for a digital monument sign (RFP #26-027-TK) is up for a vote.

• Resolution authorizing design and construction of a digital monument sign with Aurora Sign Company (RFP #26-027-TK)
• FY2027 budget presentation from the Regional Office of Education
• FY2027 budget presentation from the Veteran's Assistance Commission
• Monthly reports from Recorder, Treasurer, Supervisor of Assessments, and County Clerk
• Approval of minutes from April 23, 2026 meeting

The committee approved a resolution to design and construct a digital monument sign at the Kane County Government Center. The resolution was amended to require review by the Administration Committee before proceeding to the Executive Committee.

• Approved April 23, 2026 minutes by unanimous consent
• Amended digital monument sign resolution to include Administration Committee review (unanimous)
• Approved digital monument sign resolution via roll call vote (7-1)

KC Agriculture Committee

The Kane County Agriculture Committee will review its 2026 goals, including farmland protection and the Growing for Kane program, and hear updates from the Farm Bureau and Farmers Markets.

• Review of 2026 Committee Goals
• Kane County Farm Bureau Updates
• Kane-DuPage Soil and Water Conservation District Updates
• Northern Illinois Food Bank Updates
• Kane County Farmers Markets Presentation

The committee met to receive updates from various agricultural and food security partners. No new business was presented or voted upon during the session.

• Approved April 23, 2026, meeting minutes by unanimous consent

KC Public Health Committee

The Kane County Public Health Committee will hear FY2027 budget presentations for the Health Department and Animal Control, and consider a resolution to transfer funds from the Public Health Fund to the ARPA Fund. Monthly reports on finance and animal control will also be reviewed, along with an update on the Tuberculosis Program.

• Resolution: Authorization Transfer from Public Health Fund to ARPA Fund
• KCHD FY2027 Budget Presentation
• KCAC FY2027 Budget Presentation
• KCHD Tuberculosis Program update
• Monthly Finance and Animal Control reports

The committee approved a resolution to transfer $15,000 from the Health Department to the ARPA Fund for reporting purposes. The meeting also included budget presentations for Kane County Animal Control and the Kane County Health Department.

• Approved April 22, 2026 minutes by unanimous consent
• Moved forward $15,000 transfer from Health Department to ARPA Fund (5-0)
• Placed reports on file by unanimous consent

KC Legislative Committee

The agenda for this meeting contains only routine procedural items such as approval of minutes, a legislative update, and new/old business with no specific proposals or actions listed. As there are no substantive items, this is a boilerplate meeting.

• Approval of minutes from March 18, 2026
• Legislative update (no details provided)
• New business and old business (no specifics)
• Possible executive session if needed

The committee discussed potential funding for a new legislative aide position to provide research and administrative support. Members also addressed Governor Pritzker's proposal regarding the Local Government Distributive Fund and the impact of unfunded mandates.

• Approved March 18, 2026 meeting minutes by unanimous consent

KC County Development Committee

The County Development Committee will hear FY2027 budget presentations for the Development and Community Services and Environmental & Water Resources departments. The agenda also includes routine monthly reports on building, zoning, property code enforcement, planning, and water resources, as well as approval of previous minutes and public comment. No votes on major policy changes are scheduled.

• FY2027 Development and Community Services Department Budget Presentation
• FY2027 Environmental & Water Resources Budget Presentation
• Zoning petitions under Building & Zoning Division
• Monthly financial reports and division updates
• Committee goals reference preserving over $2.68 billion in assessed valuation of unincorporated parcels

The committee reviewed budget presentations for the Development and Community Services Department and the Environmental & Water Resources Department. No substantive votes or decisions were recorded outside of procedural approvals.

• Approved April 21, 2026 minutes by unanimous consent
• Placed reports on file by unanimous consent

KC Transportation Committee

The committee will review the FY2027 transportation budget and vote on several engineering contracts and an intergovernmental agreement for road and bridge projects. Items include the Kirk Road bridge over Union Pacific Railroad, Allen Road HSIP improvements, and Galligan Road improvements. Routine reports on maintenance, planning, permitting, traffic, and project implementation are also on the agenda.

• FY2027 Transportation Budget Presentation
• Resolution: Intergovernmental Agreement with Illinois for Phase III engineering and construction for Kirk Road over Union Pacific Railroad
• Resolution: Agreement with Thomas Engineering Group for Phase I/II engineering on Allen Road HSIP improvements from Widmayer Road to Brier Hill Road
• Resolution: Agreement with Baxter & Woodman for Phase II engineering on Galligan Road improvements from Binnie Road to Freeman Road
• Resolution: Amendment No. 3 with BLA, Inc. for Phase II engineering on Kirk Road over Union Pacific Railroad

The Transportation Committee approved several resolutions for referral to the KC Executive Committee. These include Adopt-A-Highway applicants, asset management software for stormwater tracking, and a bridge replacement agreement.

• Approved Adopt-A-Highway applicants for referral (8-0)
• Approved Vertesoft, LLC software purchase for asset management referral (8-0)
• Approved Kirk Road over Union Pacific Railroad bridge agreement referral (8-0)

KC Jobs Committee

The KC Jobs Committee will discuss and vote on two resolutions authorizing subrecipient agreements for Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) programs for Program Year 2026, one for youth and one for adult and dislocated workers. The agenda also includes presentations on the Kane County Economic Development Corporation and ComEd market development initiatives, as well as updates on county economic development efforts. The committee will review its 2026 goals, which focus on implementing the economic development strategic plan and supporting ARPA-funded projects.

• Resolution authorizing Youth Subrecipient Agreements for WIOA Programs for Program Year 2026
• Resolution authorizing Adult and Dislocated Worker Subrecipient Agreements for WIOA Programs for Program Year 2026
• Presentation by Kane County Economic Development Corporation CEO Michael Cassa
• Presentation on ComEd Market Development Initiatives by Senior Program Manager Misty Gibbons
• Staff updates on Kane County economic development initiatives and ARPA projects

KC Energy and Environmental Committee

The committee will review the Environmental & Water Resources FY2027 budget presentation. Members will also receive a presentation on heat pumps and discuss data centers. The meeting includes a request to approve travel expenses for Mavis Bates to attend the NACO Conference in New Orleans.

• Environmental & Water Resources FY2027 Budget Presentation
• Heat Pumps 101 presentation by Justin Margolies of Slipstream
• Approval of travel expenses for Mavis Bates for the July 2026 NACO Conference in New Orleans
• Discussion on understanding data centers

KC Judicial/Public Safety Committee

The Kane County Judicial/Public Safety Committee will consider several budget presentations for FY2027 and approve multiple resolutions. Key actions include approving a temporary 9‑1‑1 telecommunicator staffing contract, adopting a SWAT team intergovernmental agreement with Pingree Grove Fire Department, and authorizing budget adjustments for the forensic lab and State’s Attorney grant funds. Additional items are reports from KaneComm, Emergency Management, Sheriff, Coroner, Judiciary, State’s Attorney, Public Defender, Court Services, and Circuit Clerk.

• Resolution: Approve RFQ 26-033 with getResQ911 for temporary certified 9‑1‑1 telecommunicator staffing
• Resolution: Approve Kane County SWAT Team Intergovernmental Agreement with Pingree Grove Fire Department
• Resolution: Authorize FY2026 budget adjustment for FY2025 forensic lab expenses per AD HOC Opioid Settlement Fund
• Resolution: Authorize FY2026 budget adjustment for remaining State of Illinois Department of Commerce grant funds for State’s Attorney’s Office
• Resolution: Authorize acceptance of Statewide Deferred Prosecution Program Grant for State’s Attorney’s Office

The Judicial/Public Safety Committee approved the April 16, 2026 meeting minutes with unanimous consent. Remote attendance for members Gumz and Williams was accepted without objection. Several items were forwarded to other committees: the RFQ 26-033 award to getResQ911, the SWAT intergovernmental agreement with Pingree Grove Fire Department, and the FY2025 forensic lab expense budget adjustment.

• Approved April 16, 2026 minutes (unanimous consent)
• Approved remote attendance for Gumz and Williams (no objections)
• Moved RFQ 26-033 award to getResQ911 forward to Finance & Budget Committee (roll call vote)
• Moved SWAT intergovernmental agreement with Pingree Grove Fire Dept. forward to Executive Committee (roll call vote)
• Moved FY2025 forensic lab expense budget adjustment forward to Finance & Budget Committee (roll call vote)

KC Legal Affairs and Claims

KC Administration Committee

The KC Administration Committee will vote on several resolutions including a contract for the Sheriff Impound Parking Lot project, HVAC services, janitorial extension, technology purchases, and camera systems. They will also receive FY2027 budget presentations for Information Technologies and Building Management. Other actions include vehicle replacement purchases and authorizing public sharing of GIS data.

• Resolution authorizing contract with Abbey Construction for Sheriff Impound Parking Lot project (BID# 26-028-TL)
• Resolution authorizing purchase of HVAC services from Johnson Controls through OMNIA (Contract# 2023003491)
• Resolution authorizing contract extension for janitorial services with Eco Clean Maintenance (BID# 24-038-TS)
• Resolution authorizing purchase of technology solutions from Dell Marketing L.P. through OMNIA (Contract# 01-143)
• Resolution authorizing contract for camera and access control systems with three vendors (RFP# 26-013-DH)

The Administration Committee approved the April 15 minutes by unanimous consent. It moved forward three building‑management resolutions: a contract with Abbey Construction for the Sheriff Impound Parking Lot, a purchase agreement with Johnson Controls for HVAC equipment, and a one‑year extension of janitorial services with Eco Clean Maintenance. All three were approved by roll‑call vote and sent to the KC Executive Committee.

• Approved April 15 minutes (unanimous consent)
• Authorized Abbey Construction contract for Sheriff Impound Parking Lot (moved forward by roll‑call vote)
• Authorized purchase of HVAC equipment/services with Johnson Controls (moved forward by roll‑call vote)
• Authorized one‑year extension of janitorial services with Eco Clean Maintenance (moved forward by roll‑call vote)

KC Human Services Committee

The Kane County Human Services Committee will review monthly financial reports and discuss Department of Human Resource Management items such as health insurance, risk management, and staffing. They will also consider compliance training updates, old business items, and new business including committee goals and the FY2027 HR department budget presentation. The meeting concludes with any reports placed on file and a possible executive session.

• Approval of April 15, 2026 minutes
• Monthly financial reports review
• Health insurance discussion
• Risk management discussion
• FY2027 HR Department budget presentation

The committee approved the April 15 minutes and placed reports on file by unanimous consent. It gave consensus support to the Human Resource Management Department's FY2027 budget of $257,992. The committee postponed the Committee Goals discussion to the next meeting and noted a request to draft an ethics‑commission resolution, but no vote was taken on those items.

• Approved April 15, 2026 minutes (unanimous consent)
• Approved placement of reports on file (unanimous consent)
• Supported HRM FY2027 budget of $257,992 (consensus)
• Postponed Committee Goals discussion to next month
• Noted request to draft ethics‑commission resolution (no decision)
• Requested addition of department‑head reporting discussion for next meeting (no decision)

Forest Preserve District Commission

County Board

The Kane County Board will consider a consent agenda with numerous resolutions and ordinances, including adopting the Kane County Housing Readiness Action Plan, reallocating over $646,000 in American Rescue Plan funds, and authorizing a fiscal year 2027 non-union cost-of-living wage increase. The board will also hold a public hearing on a zoning petition and discuss several transportation contracts.

• Adopting the Kane County Housing Readiness Action Plan (Resolution 26-216)
• Re-programming $200,000 from court tech to building access control ARPA project (Resolution 26-198)
• Re-programming $263,473.49 from court tech to IT microwave radio for mutual aid ARPA project (Resolution 26-201)
• Authorizing FY2027 non-union cost-of-living wage increase (Ordinance 26-227)
• Zoning petition #4682 for Jose Barajas and Anahi Tepox

The Kane County Board approved a series of items on the consent agenda, including re‑programming $200,000 of ARPA funds to the Building Management Department’s Access Control project. Additional ARPA re‑programming amounts of $153,523, $29,599.16, and $263,473.49 were also approved, along with numerous contract extensions and inter‑governmental agreements.

• Approved re‑programming of $200,000 ARPA funds to Access Control project (Item 26-198)
• Approved re‑programming of $153,523 ARPA funds to State’s Attorney felony case project (Item 26-199)
• Approved re‑programming of $29,599.16 ARPA funds to State’s Attorney domestic violence project (Item 26-200)
• Approved re‑programming of $263,473.49 ARPA funds to KaneComm microwave radio project (Item 26-201)
• Approved contract extension for Kane County Detention Door Maintenance (Item 26-204)
• Approved contract renewal for asbestos, lead, and mold consulting services (Item 26-205)
• Approved intergovernmental agreement with Kendall County for juvenile detention services (Item 26-229)
• Approved elimination of Housing and COC Program Manager position and creation of Assistant Director of Planning & Information Management for Health Department (Item 26-230)

Forest Preserve District Executive Committee

The Kane County Forest Preserve District Executive Committee will approve the fiscal year 2026-2027 budget and authorize the sale of three district-owned parcels. The meeting also includes resolutions for park renovations, trail resurfacing, and restroom replacement.

• Approval of Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Annual Budget Appropriation Ordinance
• Resolution authorizing sale of Riverside Drive parcels in Fox River Heights
• Resolution authorizing sale of Jericho Road parcel at Big Rock Forest Preserve
• Resolution authorizing sale of parcels between Tower Hill Road and Chicago & Northwestern Railway
• Resolution approving bid for Glenwood Park Forest Preserve renovation

KC Executive Committee

The Executive Committee will consider a consent agenda with over 50 items, including resolutions to reprogram ARPA funds, approve contracts, and adopt the Kane County Housing Readiness Action Plan. Non-consent items include ordinances on wage increases and surplus real property, as well as a vote on Grand Victoria Riverboat funding for FY2027.

• Adoption of the Kane County Housing Readiness Action Plan
• Reprogramming $200,000 in ARPA funds from court technology to building access control
• Reprogramming $263,473.49 in ARPA funds from court technology to KaneComm microwave radio for mutual aid
• Ordinance authorizing FY2027 non-union cost-of-living wage increase
• Revision to financial policies on mass transit sales tax allocation

The Executive Committee approved the minutes from the April 8, 2026 meeting by unanimous consent. No other substantive actions or votes were recorded in the minutes.

• Approved April 8, 2026 minutes (unanimous consent)

Forest Preserve District, Planning and Utilization Committee

The Planning and Utilization Committee will consider four bid resolutions for forest preserve improvements, including the renovation of Glenwood Park Forest Preserve, construction of an electric bison fence, trail resurfacing, and restroom replacement. The committee will also hold a closed session for land acquisition, license agreements, litigation, and personnel matters.

• Resolution approving a bid for renovation of Glenwood Park Forest Preserve
• Resolution approving a bid for Phase II construction of Electric Bison Fence at Burlington Forest Preserve
• Resolution authorizing a bid for trail resurfacing on Illinois Prairie Path-Batavia Spur
• Resolution accepting a bid for replacement of a restroom at Big Rock Forest Preserve
• Closed session to discuss land acquisition, license agreements, potential litigation, and personnel

ADA Test Environment

The Kane County ADA Test Environment committee will consider several resolutions, including a sale or purchase of Bluff City property (details not attached), a budget adjustment for the Mill Creek Special Service Area due to a tax levy increase, and the purchase of a van for the Sheriff's K9 Unit. The committee will also authorize GL changes for a new Building Security Director position. The meeting includes routine finance and executive reports.

• Resolution authorizing sale or purchase of Bluff City property (not attached)
• Resolution authorizing GL changes for Building Security Director position
• Resolution authorizing budget adjustment for Mill Creek Special Service Area due to tax levy increase
• Resolution authorizing purchase of a van for Sheriff's K9 Unit

Forest Preserve District, Land Acquisition Committee

The Land Acquisition Committee will consider four resolutions to sell district‑owned parcels located on Riverside Drive in the Fox River Heights Subdivision, on Jericho Road at Big Rock Forest Preserve, and between Tower Hill Road and the Chicago & Northwestern Railway in the Freeman Kame‑Meagher Forest Preserve. It will also consider a resolution approving an intergovernmental agreement with the Village of Campton Hills regarding annexation and regulatory development of certain property. A closed session will be held to discuss land acquisition, license agreements, potential litigation and personnel matters.

• Resolution TMP-26-560: Authorize sale of district‑owned parcels along Riverside Drive in the Fox River Heights Subdivision.
• Resolution TMP-26-562: Authorize sale of a district‑owned parcel on Jericho Road at Big Rock Forest Preserve.
• Resolution TMP-26-561: Authorize sale of district‑owned parcels between Tower Hill Road and the Chicago & Northwestern Railway in Freeman Kame‑Meagher Forest Preserve.
• Resolution TMP-26-575: Approve intergovernmental agreement with the Village of Campton Hills concerning annexation and regulatory development of certain property.

KC American Rescue Plan Committee

The committee will vote on seven resolutions, including first amendments to grant agreements with Fox Valley Hands of Hope and Hampshire Township Road District, and four resolutions to re-program ARPA funds totaling $646,595.65 between county projects. These actions shift money from the 16th Judicial Circuit Court Technology Modernization and Child Advocacy Center projects to Building Management, State's Attorney, and Information Technology departments.

• First Amendment to Grant Agreement 44519924(29) with Fox Valley Hands of Hope
• First Amendment to Grant Agreement 44519924(13) with Fox Valley Hands of Hope
• Reprogram $200,000 from Court Technology Modernization to Building Management Access Control
• Reprogram $153,523 from Child Advocacy Center to State's Attorney Felony Cases and Deferred Prosecution
• Reprogram $29,599.16 from Child Advocacy Center to State's Attorney Domestic Violence Deferred Prosecution

The Kane County American Rescue Plan Committee approved first amendments to two grant agreements with Fox Valley Hands of Hope, an amendment to the intergovernmental agreement with Hampshire Township Road District, and an amendment to the memorandum of understanding with the County Health Department. It also authorized the re‑programming of ARPA funds totaling $646,595.65 to projects in technology, building security, the State’s Attorney’s Office, and child‑advocacy services. All actions were moved forward by roll‑call vote.

• Approved First Amendment to Grant Agreement 44519924(29) with Fox Valley Hands of Hope
• Approved First Amendment to Grant Agreement 44519924(13) with Fox Valley Hands of Hope
• Approved First Amendment to Intergovernmental Agreement with Hampshire Township Road District
• Approved First Amendment to MOU between Kane County Board and Health Department
• Authorized re‑programming of $200,000 ARPA funds to Building Management Dept. Access Control project
• Authorized re‑programming of $153,523 ARPA funds to State’s Attorney’s Office felony case project
• Authorized re‑programming of $29,599.16 ARPA funds to State’s Attorney’s Office domestic‑violence project
• Authorized re‑programming of $263,473.49 ARPA funds to IT Dept. KaneComm microwave radio project

KC Finance and Budget Committee

The KC Finance and Budget Committee will review the FY2026 budget presentation and discuss several interfund loans. The body is deciding on wage increases for non-union employees and revisions to mass transit sales tax allocation policies.

• Ordinance for Fiscal Year 2027 Non-Union Cost-of-Living Wage Increase
• Intergovernmental Agreement with Kendall County for Juvenile Detention Services
• Contract extension for Countywide Bottled Water Delivery Service with BlueTriton Brands, Inc dba Primo Brands
• Resolution to eliminate Housing and COC Program Manager position and create Assistant Director of Planning & Information Management for Health Department
• Budget adjustments for Motor Fuel Tax Fund #302, Motor Fuel Local Option Fund #304, Transportation Sales Tax Fund #305, and South Impact Fee Fund #560

The committee approved the March 2026 claims paid totaling $10,973,189.47 and moved a personal expense voucher of $29.73 forward by roll‑call vote. The March 25, 2026 meeting minutes were approved by unanimous consent. An ordinance from the Treasurer’s report was placed on the May 6, 2026 Executive Committee agenda.

• Approved March 2026 claims paid $10,973,189.47 (roll‑call vote)
• Approved personal expense voucher $29.73 (roll‑call vote)
• Approved March 25, 2026 minutes by unanimous consent
• Added Treasurer’s ordinance to May 6, 2026 Executive Committee agenda

KC Committee of the Whole

The Kane County Committee of the Whole will receive a presentation on the Kane County Judicial and Public Safety Technology Commission and the Odyssey Court Case Management System. The meeting also includes routine approval of minutes, public comment, and a possible executive session.

• Presentation on the Odyssey Court Case Management System and the Judicial and Public Safety Technology Commission
• Approval of minutes from February 10, February 24, and March 24, 2026

Forest Preserve, Finance and Administration Committee

The Forest Preserve Finance and Administration Committee will discuss and potentially vote on the annual budget appropriation ordinance for fiscal year 2026-2027 (TMP-26-371). The meeting also includes a closed session to discuss land acquisition, license agreements, potential litigation and personnel. Other agenda items are procedural, including approval of previous minutes and public comment.

• TMP-26-371 Ordinance for the Annual Budget Appropriation Fiscal Year 2026-2027
• Closed session for land acquisition, license agreements, potential litigation and personnel
• Public comment period (each speaker limited to three minutes)
• Approval of minutes from February 24, 2026

KC Labor Management Committee

The KC Labor Management Committee will meet to conduct regular business and enter an executive session. The primary focus of the executive session is the status of Collective Bargaining Agreement negotiations.

• Executive session regarding Collective Bargaining Agreement negotiations

KC Labor Management Committee

The Kane County Labor Management Committee will meet to approve minutes from a prior meeting and discuss the status of collective bargaining agreement negotiations in an executive session.

• Approval of April 7, 2026 minutes
• Executive session on collective bargaining negotiations

The Labor Management Committee approved the April 7 meeting minutes by unanimous consent. It then moved into executive session to discuss the status of collective bargaining agreement negotiations, a motion approved unanimously by roll‑call vote. The committee later returned to open session and adjourned, both actions approved by unanimous voice votes.

• Approved April 7 minutes (unanimous consent)
• Entered executive session to discuss CBA negotiations (unanimous roll‑call vote)
• Returned to open session (unanimous voice vote)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous voice vote)

KC Agriculture Committee

The Kane County Agriculture Committee will consider updates from the County Farm Bureau, Northern Illinois Food Bank, and the Kane‑DuPage Soil and Water Conservation District, as well as a presentation on 2026 Farm Bill updates. The primary business is two resolutions that would authorize spending and execute agricultural conservation easements for properties on Winters Road in Virgil Township and Lasher Road in Kaneville Township. These actions are part of the County's Farmland Protection Program. The committee will also approve the minutes from the March 19, 2026 meeting.

• Resolution to fund and execute a conservation easement for property on Winters Road (IDs 07-22-100-003, 07-22-100-007)
• Resolution to fund and execute a conservation easement for property on Lasher Road (IDs 10-34-300-008, 10-34-400-001)
• Kane County Farm Bureau update
• Northern Illinois Food Bank update
• Kane‑DuPage Soil and Water Conservation District update

The Agriculture Committee voted to authorize expenditure of funds and execution of deeds for agricultural conservation easements on property on Winters Road in Virgil Township and on Lasher Road in Kaneville Township. Both resolutions were moved forward by roll‑call vote with all present members voting aye and one member absent. The meeting also approved the prior minutes and placed reports on file.

• Approved expenditure and deed for Winters Road easement (moved forward by roll call vote)
• Approved expenditure and deed for Lasher Road easement (moved forward by roll call vote)
• Approved March 19 minutes by unanimous consent
• Approved placement of reports on file by unanimous consent
• Adjourned meeting by voice vote

KC Public Service Committee

The Kane County Public Service Committee will convene to approve minutes, receive monthly financial and administrative reports from various county departments, and consider a resolution regarding procurement card limits for the County Clerk.

• Approval of March 19, 2026 minutes
• Monthly reports from Finance, Recorder, Treasurer, and County Clerk
• Resolution acknowledging annual review of procurement card limits for County Clerk
• Reports from Regional Office of Education and Veteran's Assistance Commission

The committee approved the March 19 minutes by voice vote. It moved forward a resolution acknowledging the annual review of County Clerk procurement cards and their transaction limits to the Finance and Budget Committee. Reports were placed on file by unanimous consent, and the meeting was adjourned by voice vote.

• Approved March 19 minutes (voice vote)
• Forwarded procurement card review resolution to Finance and Budget Committee (roll call vote)
• Approved reports placed on file (unanimous consent)
• Adjourned meeting (voice vote)

KC Legislative Committee

KC Public Health Committee

The Kane County Public Health Committee will review monthly reports for Animal Control and Finance, and consider resolutions to authorize a vehicle purchase, eliminate a housing program manager position, renew a Continuum of Care contract, and enter into intergovernmental agreements with Aurora and Elgin.

• Resolution: Authorizing Vehicle Replacement Purchase for Animal Control
• Resolution: Authorizing Renewal of Continuum of Care Support Services Contract
• Resolution: Authorizing Intergovernmental Agreement with Aurora and Elgin
• Resolution: Authorizing Agreement with Illinois Department of Human Services
• Resolution: Authorizing Elimination of Housing and COC Program Manager Position

The committee approved the amended February 18 minutes by voice vote. It authorized the purchase of a new 2026 Ford F150 Transit van for Animal Control at a cost of $53,363 and moved forward several health‑department actions, including restructuring staff, renewing a Continuum of Care consulting contract, and entering intergovernmental and grant agreements. All of these items were forwarded to the appropriate county committees by roll‑call vote. Reports were placed on file and the meeting was adjourned.

• Approved amended minutes (Feb 18, 2026) – voice vote
• Authorized vehicle replacement purchase ($53,363) – roll call vote
• Authorized elimination of Housing & COC Manager and creation of Assistant Director – roll call vote
• Authorized renewal of Continuum of Care consultant contract – roll call vote
• Authorized intergovernmental agreement with Aurora and Elgin for Continuum of Care – roll call vote
• Authorized agreement with IDHS for Continuum of Care Capacity Building Grant – roll call vote
• Authorized annual health department grant agreements – roll call vote
• Approved reports placed on file – unanimous consent

KC Transportation Committee

The Kane County Transportation Committee will meet on April 21, 2026, to consider and vote on the 5-year FY2026-2030 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), which sets priorities for road and transit projects. The agenda includes multiple resolutions for construction contracts, including crack sealing, resurfacing, and reforestation projects across several townships. Also up for discussion are a motor fuel tax appropriation for Kirk Road bridge repairs, amendments to agreements for Montgomery Road and Fabyan Parkway improvements, and a fee credit agreement with MIF Geneva Park, LLC.

• Resolution approving 5-year FY2026-2030 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
• Motor fuel tax appropriation for Kirk Road over Union Pacific Railroad (Section 12-00192-04-BR)
• Reappropriating funds and amending agreements for Montgomery Road at Howell Place and Fabyan Parkway at Settlers Hill/Kingsland Drive
• Multiple township resurfacing contracts (Blackberry, Burlington, Campton, Rutland, Virgil) with various contractors
• Impact fee credit agreement between Kane County and MIF Geneva Park-M, LLC & MIF Geneva Park-J, LLC

The committee approved the five‑year Transportation Improvement Program covering $690.3 million of projects. It also moved forward several fund reappropriations, a motor‑fuel tax appropriation for Kirk Road, an impact‑fee credit agreement, the Adopt‑A‑Highway applications, and the purchase of a paint truck for roadway markings. All approvals were made by roll‑call vote with all present members voting aye and the County Chair absent.

• Approved Motor Fuel Tax appropriation for Kirk Road improvement (roll‑call vote)
• Reappropriated $480,597.96 from Transportation Sales Tax Fund #305 to South Impact Fee Fund #560 for Montgomery Road (roll‑call vote)
• Reappropriated $195,445.68 from Transportation Sales Tax Fund #305 to South Impact Fee Fund #560 for Fabyan Parkway (roll‑call vote)
• Approved FY26 budget adjustment transferring resurfacing budget to Motor Fuel Tax Fund #302 (roll‑call vote)
• Approved 11 renewals and 5 new applicants for the Adopt‑A‑Highway program (roll‑call vote)
• Approved purchase of a paint truck for roadway markings (roll‑call vote)
• Approved Impact Fee Credit Agreement for Fabyan Parkway improvements with MIF Geneva Park‑M, LLC and MIF Geneva Park‑J, LLC (roll‑call vote)
• Approved the FY2026‑2030 Transportation Improvement Program ($690.3 M) (roll‑call vote)

KC County Development Committee

The committee will review monthly reports from building, zoning, and property code enforcement divisions. Members are considering resolutions to adopt a housing plan and amend professional service contracts. The meeting includes a zoning petition for Jose Barajas and Anahi Tepox.

• Resolution: Adopting the Kane County Housing Readiness Action Plan
• Zoning Petition #4682 (Jose Barajas and Anahi Tepox)
• Resolution: Amending a contract with MGT Impact Solutions, LLC for a Temporary Project Manager
• Resolution: Approving a contract extension with Huddleston-McBride Services, LLC for FY-2026
• Revised Kelley-Marney Cost-Share 2024-006 & 2024-007

The Development Committee approved the March 16, 2026 minutes by unanimous consent. It moved Zoning Petition 4682 forward to the County Board and advanced the Kane County Housing Readiness Action Plan to the Executive Committee. Several contract resolutions were approved, while a proposed amendment to a contract with MGT Impact Solutions failed to pass.

• Approved March 16, 2026 minutes (unanimous consent)
• Zoning Petition 4682 moved forward to County Board (roll call vote)
• Adopted Kane County Housing Readiness Action Plan, moved to Executive Committee (roll call vote)
• Contract extension with Huddleston-McBride Services LLC approved (roll call vote)
• Revised Kelley-Marney Cost-Share 2024-006 & 2024-007 approved (roll call vote)
• Motion to amend contract with MGT Impact Solutions failed (no second)
• Reports placed on file approved (unanimous consent)
• Meeting adjourned (voice vote)

KC AD HOC Riverboat Grant Committee

The KC Ad Hoc Riverboat Grant Committee will consider internal grant requests for fiscal year 2027. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from September 2025 and a public comment period. All other items are procedural.

• Consideration of FY2027 Internal Grant Requests

The Riverboat Grant Committee approved the prior meeting minutes and discussed the historic 80/20 internal‑external split of the Grand Victoria Riverboat Fund. It voted to keep the $132K Government Relations & Lobbying Services request in the fund, remove the Public Information Officer request, fund the Strategic Plan for $150K, and add $65K for the Water Resources Cost Share Drainage Program, bringing the FY2027 internal applications to $3,896,958.06. The committee agreed to forward these recommendations to the May 2026 Executive Committee meeting.

• Approved September 2025 minutes by unanimous consent
• Kept $132K Government Relations & Lobbying Services request funded in full
• Removed Public Information Officer request from the fund
• Approved $150K Strategic Plan funding through the Riverboat Fund
• Added $65K Water Resources Cost Share Drainage Program funding
• Adjusted total FY2027 internal applications to $3,896,958.06
• Agreed to include projected unobligated balances in FY2027 requests
• Forwarded all recommendations to the May 2026 Executive Committee

KC Jobs Committee

The Kane County Jobs Committee will review its 2026 goals, including implementing an economic development strategic plan and continuing ARPA programs. The body will also approve a travel form for a committee member and authorize procurement cards for the Workforce Development Division.

• Review 2026 Committee Goals
• Approve travel form for Anita Lewis
• Authorize procurement cards for Workforce Development
• Receive CEJA Presentation
• Discuss Kane County Economic Development Initiatives

The KC Jobs Committee approved the travel purpose for Board Member Anita Lewis by roll‑call vote, with Ted Penesis moving and Cherryl Strathmann seconding. The committee also moved forward a resolution to authorize a procurement card for the Workforce Development Department, sending it to the Finance and Budget Committee. Additionally, the March 13, 2026 meeting minutes were approved by unanimous consent and the meeting adjourned at 11:43 a.m.

• Approved travel purpose for Board Member Anita Lewis (roll‑call vote)
• Approved March 13, 2026 minutes by unanimous consent
• Moved forward procurement‑card authorization to KC Finance and Budget Committee (roll‑call vote)
• Approved reports placed on file by unanimous consent
• Adjourned meeting by voice vote

KC Energy and Environmental Committee

The Energy and Environmental Committee will review a resolution to contract Sustained Ability Construction for professional services regarding an energy audit and rebate program. The body will also discuss a Climate Smart Communities Initiative grant proposal and 2025 recycling and curbside collection data.

• Resolution to authorize a contract with Sustained Ability Construction for the Energy Audit and Rebate Program
• Climate Smart Communities Initiative Grant Proposal
• 2025 review of curbside collection, recycling centers, and events
• Travel expenses for Mavis Bates to attend the NACO Conference in New Orleans in July 2026

The committee approved the March 13, 2026 minutes by unanimous consent. It voted to move forward with a contract to Sustained Ability Construction using $100,000 from Fund 421 for the Kane County Energy Audit and Rebate Program. The request to approve travel expenses for Chair Mavis Bates was tabled pending a completed form. Placement of reports on file and adjournment were approved by unanimous consent or voice vote.

• Approved March 13, 2026 minutes (unanimous consent)
• Moved forward contract with Sustained Ability Construction for Energy Audit and Rebate Program ($100K Fund 421) (roll‑call vote; ayes: Mavis Bates, Bill Tarver, Chris Kious, Ted Penesis, Cherryl Strathmann, David Young)
• Tabled approval of travel expenses for Mavis Bates to attend NACO conference (form missing)
• Approved placement of reports on file (unanimous consent)
• Adjourned meeting (voice vote)

KC AD HOC Opioid Settlement Fund Committee

The Kane County Ad Hoc Opioid Settlement Fund Committee will consider three resolutions authorizing expenditures from opioid settlement revenues. Items include forensic lab expenses, a grant to the Aurora Police Department for the Aurora Youth Academy, and funding for a Kane County Collaborative Diversion Program case manager position and software subscription. The committee will also vote on minutes from 2025 meetings and hear public comment.

• Resolution approving opioid settlement revenue expenditures for forensic lab expenses and authorizing a budget adjustment
• Resolution approving use of opioid settlement funds for a grant to the City of Aurora Police Department to support the Aurora Youth Academy
• Resolution approving use of opioid settlement funds for a Kane County Collaborative Diversion Program case manager position and software subscription

KC Legal Affairs and Claims

The Kane County Legal Affairs and Claims Committee will vote on approving a settlement for pending litigation (Case 2024LM113) and hold an executive session on pending litigation. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from January 15, 2026, and public comment.

• Vote on settlement approval for Case 2024LM113
• Executive session on pending litigation
• Approval of minutes from January 15, 2026

KC Judicial/Public Safety Committee

The KC Judicial/Public Safety Committee will review monthly reports from KaneComm, Emergency Management, Sheriff, Coroner, Judiciary, State's Attorney, Public Defender, Court Services, and Circuit Clerk. Key actions include a resolution to authorize additional judicial facility construction funds with MRRW Construction, LLC, a resolution for an intergovernmental agreement with Kendall County for wellness coordinator services, and a resolution for juvenile detention services. A proclamation recognizing May as Volunteer Appreciation Month is also on the agenda.

• Resolution authorizing additional judicial facility construction funds with MRRW Construction, LLC (BID# 23-032)
• Resolution granting State's Attorney authority for intergovernmental agreement with Kendall County for wellness coordinator services
• Resolution authorizing intergovernmental agreement with Kendall County for juvenile detention services
• Proclamation recognizing May as Volunteer Appreciation Month

The committee voted to forward to the Kane County Executive Committee a request allowing the State’s Attorney’s Office to enter an agreement with Kendall County for wellness coordinator services. The motion passed by roll‑call vote. No other substantive actions were approved.

• Approved forwarding SAO wellness coordinator agreement to Executive Committee (roll‑call vote)
• Moved Volunteer Appreciation Month to May 2026 (roll‑call vote)
• Approved placing written reports on file (voice vote)
• Approved adjournment (voice vote)

KC Human Services Committee

The Kane County Human Services Committee will consider a resolution to eliminate the Housing and COC Program Manager position and create an Assistant Director of Planning & Information Management for the Health Department. Other agenda items include approval of March 2026 minutes, monthly financial reports, and reports on health insurance, risk management, staffing, and compliance training. The committee may also discuss an ethics advisor and committee goals.

• Resolution to eliminate Housing and COC Program Manager position
• Resolution to create Assistant Director of Planning & Information Management for Health Department
• Approval of March 11, 2026 minutes
• Monthly financial reports
• Reports on health insurance, risk management, and staffing

The Human Services Committee approved the March 11 minutes and the placed‑on‑file reports by unanimous consent. By roll‑call vote, the resolution to eliminate the Housing and COC Program Manager position and create an Assistant Director of Planning & Information Management was moved to the KC Public Health Committee. The Committee also agreed to develop measurable Committee goals and adjourned by voice vote.

• Approved March 11, 2026 minutes (unanimous consent)
• Approved reports placed on file (unanimous consent)
• Moved staffing resolution to KC Public Health Committee (aye: Surges, Linder, Allan, Garcia, Tarver, Roth; absent: Gripe, Lewis, Pierog)
• Decided to develop measurable Committee goals
• Adjourned meeting (voice vote)

KC Administration Committee

The KC Administration Committee will review and potentially vote on multiple resolutions, including a concept plan for Declaration Square with a historical marker and Liberty Tree to honor Revolutionary War patriots. Other items include emergency elevator repairs, HVAC improvements, and contract renewals for detention door maintenance, asbestos consulting, and janitorial supplies. The committee also will consider IT purchases for digital workspace solutions and print goods from Toshiba, Xerox, and Canon, as well as technology services from CivicPlus.

• Resolution authorizing concept plan for Declaration Square and placement of a historical marker and Liberty Tree (not attached)
• Resolution ratifying emergency purchase for elevator jack assembly replacement from Urban Elevator Services, LLC
• Resolution authorizing additional funds for Adult Justice Center HVAC pipe chase and improvements with Hartwig Mechanical, Inc. (BID# 24-064-KK)
• Resolution authorizing contract extension for detention door maintenance with Valley Security Company (BID# 23-029)
• Resolution authorizing purchase of digital workspace solutions from Toshiba through OMNIA (Contract# R241204)

The committee approved the March 11 minutes by unanimous consent. It postponed the Declaration Square resolution to the next meeting by unanimous voice vote. Members agreed to place the surplus‑real‑property ordinance on the next Executive Committee agenda. The emergency purchase affidavit for a replacement elevator jack assembly and additional HVAC funds for the Adult Justice Center were each moved forward to the Executive Committee for approval.

• Approved March 11 minutes (unanimous consent)
• Postponed Declaration Square resolution to next meeting (unanimous voice vote)
• Agreed to place surplus real‑property ordinance on next Executive Committee agenda
• Moved emergency purchase affidavit for elevator jack assembly to Executive Committee
• Moved additional HVAC funding for Adult Justice Center to Executive Committee

County Board

The Kane County Board meets to consider a consent agenda with over 50 items, including reprogramming $342,506 and $65,497 in ARPA funds for jail and sheriff's office HVAC projects, approving a farmland lease, and amending building fees. They will also hear zoning petitions, hold executive session on litigation, and vote on a settlement. A notable resolution authorizes the HR department to develop cost-reducing options for the employee medical plan.

• Reprogramming $342,506 from judicial technology to jail Tower A&B HVAC and $65,497 to sheriff's office HVAC (Resolutions 26-139, 26-141)
• Amending Chapter 6 of the Kane County Code to revise building fees (Ordinance 26-156)
• Authorizing a farmland lease and license at northeast corner of Route 38 and Peck Road (Ordinance 26-144)
• Intergovernmental agreement with Aurora for lead service line replacement on Solfisburg Avenue (Resolution 26-172)
• Resolution to explore cost-reducing plan design changes for employee medical plan (Resolution 26-190)

The Kane County Board approved two proclamations honoring farmland protection and public safety telecommunicators. It adopted the Consent Agenda, which included numerous contracts, ARPA fund reallocations, and a new road name. The board also authorized qualified vendors to provide technical services for food and agriculture projects. Items 26‑154, 26‑155 and 26‑161 were removed from the Consent Agenda.

• Proclaimed April 10 2026 as the 25th Anniversary of the Farmland Protection Program (approved by roll call)
• Proclaimed April 12‑18 2026 as National Public Safety Telecommunicator Week (approved by roll call)
• Approved the Consent Agenda covering items 26‑138 through 26‑183, including ARPA fund re‑programming, contracts for HVAC, technology services and road naming (approved by consent vote)
• Authorized the approval of qualified vendors to provide technical services for food and agriculture projects in Kane County (approved by roll call)
• Removed items 26‑154, 26‑155 and 26‑161 from the Consent Agenda (motion adopted)

Forest Preserve District Commission

Judicial and Public Safety Strategic Planning and Technology Commission

Forest Preserve District Executive Committee

KC Executive Committee

The Executive Committee will consider a consent agenda with over 40 items, including reallocating $342,506 and $65,497 in ARPA funds from court technology to jail HVAC projects. Other notable items include a farmland lease, building fee changes, multiple transportation contracts, and intergovernmental agreements for juvenile detention. The committee will also discuss new business such as a $65,000 agreement with La Voz De Esperanza and a resolution on tax bill postage.

• Re-program $342,506 in ARPA funds to Jail Tower A&B HVAC improvements
• Re-program $65,497 in ARPA funds to Sheriff's Office HVAC renovations
• Ordinance authorizing farmland lease at Route 38 and Peck Road
• Ordinance amending Chapter 6 building fees
• Resolution approving grade separation agreement with railroad for Randall Road at Hopps Road

The committee advanced multiple ARPA re‑programming resolutions, including $342,506 for jail tower HVAC upgrades and $65,497 for sheriff’s office HVAC renovations. It also moved forward amendments to agreements with the Family Guidance Center and Plum Tree Child and Adolescent Psychology, approved an Amazon Marketplace purchase, a farmland lease, and a $500,000 contract extension amendment. The proposed resolution supporting Illinois SB 2852 on food‑waste was not placed on the full Board agenda and was sent back to the Energy & Environmental Committee.

• Moved forward $342,506 ARPA re‑programming for Jail Tower A&B HVAC improvements (roll‑call vote)
• Moved forward $65,497 ARPA re‑programming for Sheriff’s Office HVAC renovations (roll‑call vote)
• Moved forward First Amendment to agreement with Family Guidance Center (roll‑call vote)
• Moved forward First Amendment to agreement with Plum Tree Child and Adolescent Psychology (roll‑call vote)
• Approved purchase of Amazon Business Marketplace products for Building Management Department (unanimous roll‑call)
• Approved farmland lease and license for Parcel 0932300013 at Route 38 & Peck Road (roll‑call vote)
• Amended contract extension appropriation to $500,000 for plumbing maintenance services (roll‑call vote)
• Did not place SB 2852 resolution on full County Board agenda; sent back to Energy & Environmental Committee

KC Labor Management Committee

The KC Labor Management Committee will hold an executive session to discuss the status of collective bargaining agreement negotiations. No other substantive business is on the agenda.

• Executive session on status of collective bargaining agreement negotiations

The committee approved the February 25, 2026 meeting minutes by unanimous consent. It voted to enter executive session to discuss the status of collective bargaining agreement negotiations, with a unanimous roll‑call vote. The committee then returned to open session and adjourned, both by unanimous voice votes.

• Approved February 25, 2026 minutes (unanimous consent)
• Entered executive session to discuss CBA negotiations (unanimous roll‑call vote)
• Returned to open session (unanimous voice vote)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous voice vote)

Forest Preserve District, Planning and Utilization Committee

KC AD HOC Security Assessment Research Committee

The KC AD HOC Security Assessment Research Committee will meet to review building security procedures and personnel safety. This specific discussion is scheduled for an executive session.

• Executive session regarding building security procedures and personnel safety

Forest Preserve District, Land Acquisition Committee

KC Finance and Budget Committee

The Kane County Finance and Budget Committee will consider a series of resolutions. Items include authorizing procurement card limits, revising travel financial policies, and approving intergovernmental agreements for juvenile detention services with multiple neighboring counties. The committee will also vote on a contract for health‑insurance brokerage services and an agreement for finance‑department software implementation. All resolutions will be presented for vote at the March 25 meeting.

• Resolution: Authorizing number of procurement cards and transaction limits for the Kane County Board
• Ordinance: Revision to the Kane County financial policies related to travel
• Resolution: Intergovernmental agreements with Warren, McDonough, Knox, Henderson, Hancock, and Fulton counties for juvenile detention services
• Resolution: Contract with Connor & Gallagher OneSource, Inc. for health‑insurance broker and consultant services
• Resolution: Agreement with Eisner Advisory Group LLC for professional software implementation services to the Finance Department

The committee approved the February 2026 claims payment of $9,569,815.29 by roll‑call vote. The February 25, 2026 meeting minutes were approved by unanimous consent. Members agreed to place the Incentive Policy on next month’s Finance Committee agenda for resolution. The Treasurer asked that a resolution on tax‑bill postage processing be added to the next Executive Committee agenda.

• Approved February 2026 claims payment of $9,569,815.29 (roll‑call vote)
• Approved February 25, 2026 minutes by unanimous consent
• Consensus to put Incentive Policy on next month’s Finance Committee agenda

KC American Rescue Plan Committee

The KC American Rescue Plan Committee will vote on resolutions to re-program $342,506 and $65,497 in ARPA funds from judicial technology projects to HVAC improvements at the Jail Tower A&B and Sheriff's Office. It will also consider amendments to agreements with Family Guidance Center and Plum Tree Child and Adolescent Psychology, and authorize redirection of remaining small balances from completed ARPA projects.

• Resolution re-programming $342,506 from 16th Judicial Circuit Court's Judicial Technology Modernization to Jail Tower A&B HVAC System Improvements
• Resolution re-programming $65,497 from same judicial project to Sheriff's Office HVAC System Renovations
• First Amendment to Agreement with Family Guidance Center
• First Amendment to Agreement with Plum Tree Child and Adolescent Psychology
• Resolution authorizing redirection of ARPA balances under $50 from completed projects

The Kane County American Rescue Plan Committee approved a first amendment to the agreement with the Family Guidance Center and a first amendment to the agreement with Plum Tree Child and Adolescent Psychology. It also authorized re‑programming of $342,506 and $65,497 from judicial technology ARPA projects to building‑management HVAC projects. An amendment to redirect remaining ARPA funds under $50 was adopted, all by roll‑call vote.

• Approved first amendment to agreement with Family Guidance Center (moved forward by roll call vote)
• Authorized re‑programming of $342,506 from Judicial Technology Modernization ARPA to Jail Tower A&B HVAC improvement (moved forward by roll call vote)
• Approved first amendment to agreement with Plum Tree Child and Adolescent Psychology (moved forward by roll call vote)
• Authorized re‑programming of $65,497 from Judicial Technology Modernization ARPA to Sheriff’s Office HVAC renovations (moved forward by roll call vote)
• Amended resolution to redirect remaining ARPA funds under $50 to other projects (unanimously passed by roll call vote)
• Approved minutes from February 25, 2026 meeting (unanimous consent)
• Adjourned meeting (approved by voice vote)

KC Committee of the Whole

The KC Committee of the Whole will meet to review planning and strategy for the employee health plan. Other business includes the approval of minutes from February 10 and February 24, 2026.

• Presentation and discussion on Employee Health Plan - Planning and Strategy

Forest Preserve, Finance and Administration Committee

KC Public Service Committee

The Kane County Public Service Committee will review monthly reports from the Recorder, Treasurer, and Veterans Assistance Commission. The committee is scheduled to consider a resolution authorizing procurement cards for the Veterans Assistance Commission and a resolution supporting voting citizenship requirements.

• Veterans Assistance Commission procurement card limits
• Resolution supporting voting citizenship requirements
• Monthly reports: Recorder, Treasurer, Supervisor of Assessments
• Monthly reports: Veterans Assistance Commission, County Clerk

The Public Service Committee approved the February 19 minutes by unanimous consent. It moved forward a resolution authorizing procurement cards for the Veterans Assistance Commission to the Finance and Budget Committee. It also moved forward a separate resolution to the Executive Committee. Reports were placed on file and the meeting was adjourned by voice vote.

• Approved February 19 minutes (unanimous consent)
• Moved forward Veterans Assistance Commission procurement‑card resolution to Finance and Budget Committee (AYE: David Young, Corinne M. Pierog)
• Moved forward unspecified resolution to Executive Committee (AYE: Jarett Sanchez, Michelle Gumz, Anita Lewis, Vern Tepe; NAY: Corinne M. Pierog)
• Approved placement of reports on file (unanimous consent)
• Adjourned meeting (voice vote)

KC Strategic Plan Subcommittee

KC AD HOC Liquor Commission

The Kane County AD HOC Liquor Commission will review and approve the annual liquor license renewal applications. It will also consider a new liquor license application for Rancho La Muneca. The meeting includes standard items such as call to order, roll call, and public comment.

• Review and approve annual liquor license renewal applications
• Potential approval of new liquor license application – Rancho La Muneca

KC Agriculture Committee

The Kane County Agriculture Committee will consider three resolutions: proclaiming April 10, 2026 as the 25th anniversary of the Farmland Protection Program; authorizing qualified vendors to provide technical services for food and agriculture projects; and authorizing a contract with consultants (to be determined) for food and agriculture project consulting. The meeting also includes partner updates and public comment.

• Proclamation of April 10, 2026 as the 25th anniversary of the Farmland Protection Program
• Resolution to approve qualified vendors for technical services on food and agriculture projects
• Resolution to contract unspecified consultants for food and agriculture project consulting

The committee moved three items forward to the Kane County Executive Committee: a proclamation marking April 10, 2026 as the 25th anniversary of the Farmland Protection Program; authorization to approve qualified vendors for technical services on food and agriculture projects; and authorization of a future contract with The Delta Institute, Kamps Sustainable Agriculture Group LLC, and New Venture Advisors. The February 19, 2026 minutes were approved by unanimous consent, reports were placed on file, and the meeting was adjourned by voice vote.

• Proclamation of April 10, 2026 as 25th Anniversary of Farmland Protection Program moved forward by roll call vote to KC Executive Committee
• Authorization of qualified vendors to provide technical services for food and agriculture projects moved forward by roll call vote to KC Executive Committee
• Authorization of contract with The Delta Institute, Kamps Sustainable Agriculture Group LLC, and New Venture Advisors moved forward by roll call vote to KC Executive Committee
• Approval of February 19, 2026 minutes by unanimous consent
• Reports placed on file approved by unanimous consent
• Adjournment approved by voice vote

KC Public Health Committee

The committee will consider renewing contracts for Continuum of Care support services and an intergovernmental agreement with Aurora and Elgin. A resolution authorizes a $55,000 agreement with La Voz De Esperanza for organizational development. The committee will also receive updates on the KCHD Tuberculosis Program and monthly reports on finance and animal control.

• Resolution authorizing renewal of Continuum of Care support services contract for 2026
• Resolution authorizing intergovernmental agreement with cities of Aurora and Elgin for 2026 Continuum of Care
• Resolution authorizing $55,000 agreement with La Voz De Esperanza for organizational development serving Kane County families
• Presentation on KCHD Tuberculosis Program by Katie Glomp
• Monthly finance and animal control reports

KC Legislative Committee

The committee will discuss legislative updates and consider several resolutions supporting state bills. These proposals include waste management, stewardship programs, and emergency service funding.

• Resolution to support an increase in the statewide 9-1-1 surcharge
• Resolution supporting HB5112 to reduce non-reusable carryout bags
• Resolution supporting SB2852 regarding wasted food management
• Resolutions for manufacturer-funded stewardship programs for hazardous waste, automotive lubricants, and electronic smoking devices
• Vote on travel purpose and evaluation form for Michelle Gumz

The Legislative Committee approved the November 19, 2025 minutes and then voted to forward several state bills to the Kane County Executive Committee, including backing an increase to the statewide 9‑1‑1 surcharge. Additional bills on carryout bags, wasted food, hazardous waste, automotive lubricants, and electronic smoking devices were also moved forward. The committee approved a travel purpose and evaluation form for Chair Gumz, placed reports on file, and adjourned.

• Approved November 19, 2025 minutes (unanimous consent)
• Authorized support for a 9‑1‑1 surcharge increase (roll call vote)
• Moved forward support for HB5112 to reduce non‑reusable carryout bags (roll call vote)
• Moved forward support for SB2852 to improve wasted‑food management (roll call vote)
• Moved forward support for SB3915/HB4546 manufacturer‑funded hazardous‑waste program (roll call vote)
• Moved forward support for SB3157 manufacturer‑funded automotive‑lubricant program (roll call vote)
• Moved forward support for HB4652 manufacturer‑funded electronic‑smoking‑device program (roll call vote)
• Approved travel purpose and evaluation form for Chair Gumz (roll call vote)

KC Transportation Committee

KC County Development Committee

KC County Development Committee

The committee will consider four zoning petitions and an ordinance to amend building regulation fees. Members will also review a resolution to name a segment of Illinois Route 31 and an agreement with the City of Aurora for lead service line replacement.

• Zoning Petitions #4671, #4679, #4680, and #4681
• Ordinance amending Chapter 6 Article IV Fees for Buildings and Building Regulations
• Resolution establishing the official road name for a segment of Illinois Route 31
• Intergovernmental Agreement with the City of Aurora for lead service line replacement on Solfisburg Avenue
• Minor Adjustment for Mill Creek, K-7, Sunroom

The Development Committee approved a motion to amend Zoning Petition #4671, changing stipulation #4 to require removal of a non‑conforming willow tree and revising stipulation #10 to a one‑year term. The motion passed unanimously by roll‑call vote. Two solar‑energy petitions (4679 and 4680) were each moved forward to the County Board for further action.

• Amended Zoning Petition #4671 stipulation #4 to require willow tree removal (unanimous)
• Amended Zoning Petition #4671 stipulation #10 to set a one‑year term (unanimous)
• Moved Petition #4679 (Hartmann Solar 2) to County Board (roll‑call vote)
• Moved Petition #4680 (Pallme) to County Board (roll‑call vote)

KC Transportation Committee

This special meeting of the KC Transportation Committee begins with a review of 2026 committee goals, then moves to action items including finance reports, a draft 2027-2032 Transportation Improvement Program, and multiple resolutions. Key decisions include contracts for the Randall Road grade separation project, speed limit alterations on Kirk Road, and intergovernmental agreements for road access and engineering.

• 2027-2032 Draft Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
• Resolution for intergovernmental agreement on Kirk Road at Douglas Road Phase III engineering and construction
• Ordinance approving school zone speed limit alteration on Kirk Road near Foxfield Drive
• Contract award to Corrective Asphalt Materials for 2026 Rejuvenator Project
• Multiple resolutions advancing Randall Road at Hopps Road grade separation project (engineering, construction, and railroad agreement)

The Transportation Committee moved several resolutions forward by roll‑call vote, including reappropriating $71,514.27 to the South Impact Fee Fund, approving Adopt‑A‑Highway applications, and purchasing a new asphalt repair hot box for $43,007. It also approved two intergovernmental agreements: one for Phase III engineering and construction of Kirk Road at Douglas Road (funded 50% by the state and 50% by Aldi at no cost to the county) and another with the City of Geneva for access to Fabyan Parkway at Kautz Road. The February 17, 2026 meeting minutes were approved by unanimous consent.

• Reappropriated $71,514.27 from County Highway Fund #300 to South Impact Fee Fund #560 (moved forward by roll‑call vote)
• Approved Adopt‑A‑Highway renewal and three new applications (moved forward by roll‑call vote)
• Approved purchase of one 2026 Falcon 2T1B Propane Fire Asphalt Repair Hot Box for $43,007 (moved forward by roll‑call vote)
• Approved intergovernmental agreement for Phase III Kirk Road at Douglas Road (no county cost; 50% state, 50% Aldi) (moved forward by roll‑call vote)
• Approved intergovernmental agreement with City of Geneva for access to Fabyan Parkway at Kautz Road (moved forward by roll‑call vote)
• Approved February 17, 2026 meeting minutes by unanimous consent

KC Energy and Environmental Committee

The KC Energy and Environmental Committee will discuss the Illinois Clean and Reliable Grid Affordability and review household hazardous waste programs. Members will consider resolutions regarding battery collection reimbursements and support for three manufacturer-funded stewardship programs in Illinois.

• Resolution: Agreement with The Battery Network, Inc. for battery collection cost reimbursement
• Resolution: Support for SB3915/HB4546 (Household Hazardous Waste Stewardship Program)
• Resolution: Support for SB3157 (Automotive Lubricant Stewardship Program)
• Resolution: Support for HB4652 (Electronic Smoking Device Stewardship Program)
• Presentation by Sarah Moskowitz, Executive Director for Citizens Utility Board

The Energy and Environmental Committee approved the minutes from February 20, 2026 and placed reports on file. It moved forward an authorizing agreement with The Battery Network, Inc. for battery collection cost reimbursement. The committee also advanced support for SB3915/HB4546, SB3157, and HB4652 legislative stewardship programs. The meeting was adjourned by voice vote.

• Approved February 20, 2026 minutes by unanimous consent
• Authorizing agreement with The Battery Network, Inc. for battery collection cost reimbursement moved forward (roll call)
• Supported SB3915/HB4546 to create a manufacturer‑funded household hazardous waste stewardship program – 5 Aye, 1 Nay, 3 absent
• Supported SB3157 to create a manufacturer‑funded automotive lubricant stewardship program – 6 Aye, 1 Nay, 2 absent
• Supported HB4652 to create a manufacturer‑funded electronic smoking device stewardship program – 6 Aye, 1 Nay, 2 absent
• Placed reports on file approved by unanimous consent
• Adjourned the meeting approved by voice vote

KC Jobs Committee

The KC Jobs Committee will hear presentations from the North Central Illinois Finishing Trades Institute and the Quad County Urban League on pre-apprenticeship programs. Staff will provide updates on Kane County economic development initiatives. The committee will also discuss implementation of the 2026 committee goals, including the economic development strategic plan and ARPA projects.

• Presentation by Stephen Lefavor, Director of Apprenticeship & Training at North Central Illinois Finishing Trades Institute on pre-apprenticeship program
• Presentation by Katrina Henderson and Manuella Garcia of Quad County Urban League on pre-apprenticeship program
• Staff updates on Kane County Economic Development Initiatives
• Review of 2026 Committee Goals including Economic Development Strategic Plan and ARPA projects
• Office of Community Reinvestment – Workforce Development Division update