McLean County, Illinois

HD - 377 Board Agendas with Attachments

The McLean County Board for the Care and Treatment of Persons with a Developmental Disability is meeting to discuss funding opportunities and board leadership. The body will consider releasing a request for proposals for 2027 programs and a budget revision for The Baby Fold Community Schools Program.

• Proposed RFP for CY27 Intellectual and/or Developmental Disabilities (I/DD) Programs with up to $855,612 available
• Budget revision for The Baby Fold Community Schools Program
• Notification of June 2026 paid allocations totaling $1,511.82
• Election of Board President and Board Secretary
• Quarter One 2026 Cumulative Grantee Report Summary

HD - 377 Board Agenda and Minutes

The Board for the Care and Treatment of Persons with a Developmental Disability will consider releasing a request for proposals for 2027 program funding. The board will also vote on a budget revision for The Baby Fold Community Schools Program and elect a Board President and Secretary.

• Request for Proposals for CY27 Intellectual and/or Developmental Disabilities (I/DD) Programs Funding Opportunity
• Budget revision for The Baby Fold Community Schools Program
• Notification of paid allocations for June 2026 totaling $1511.82
• Election of Board President
• Election of Board Secretary

Health Committee

Stand Up Meetings

The McLean County Board committees will meet to discuss assessment services for Money Creek Township, which currently lacks an assessor. The Executive Committee will also review appointments to local districts and a contract amendment for Carahsoft Technology Corporation/Boomi.

• Proposed hourly billing for Money Creek Township assessments: Timothy A. Jorczak ($125), Shaun Harner ($110), and Doug Nelson ($100)
• Contract amendment/purchase order with Carahsoft Technology Corporation/Boomi
• Appointment of Gregg Egbers to the Towanda Fire Protection District
• Reappointment of Andrew Killian to the Turkey Creek Drainage District
• Fund transfer request for Jail Medical to replace a non-functioning mobile dental cart

Finance Committee

County Board

The County Board will review emergency appropriation ordinances for the Tort Judgement Fund regarding risk management and jail medical services. The meeting includes votes on several infrastructure contracts, subdivision plats, and numerous board appointments.

• Purchase of a 2027 Ford Explorer from Landmark Ford, Inc. for $45,991.00
• Engineering services agreement with Hampton, Lenzini & Renwick Inc. for Capodice Bridge totaling $149,840
• One-lot subdivision final plat for Heins Subdivision at 32008 E 3000 North Rd., Chenoa
• One-lot subdivision final plat for Wicke Subdivision at 15677 E 910 North Rd., Bloomington
• Emergency appropriation ordinances for the Tort Judgement Fund (Risk Management and Jail Medical Services)

Executive Committee

Executive Committee

The Executive Committee will vote on several contracts, including renewal of the Veoci emergency operations software and a backup solution purchase through Carahsoft. It will also consider emergency appropriation ordinances for the Tort Judgment Fund, multiple grant agreements from the Justice Committee, and land‑use actions such as a bridge engineering services agreement.

• Approve Veoci renewal (08/01/2026‑07/31/2027) for $20,194
• Approve purchase of Cohesity backup solutions via Carahsoft for $92,212.87
• Approve emergency appropriation ordinances amending the 2026 budget for Tort Judgment Fund (Risk Management Services and Jail Medical Services)
• Approve several Violent Crime Victims Assistance Program grant agreements from the State Attorney General
• Approve Engineering Services Agreement with Hampton, Lenzini & Renwick for the Capodice Bridge

Emergency Telephone System Board (ETSB)

The Emergency Telephone System Board Bylaws Committee meets to consider proposed updates to Article I (Definitions), Article II (Meeting/Office Location), and Article III (Purpose and Powers) of the board's bylaws. No action items are listed for old business, and no minutes are available for approval. The next meeting date is to be determined.

• Action on Article I – Definitions
• Action on Article II – Meeting/Office Location
• Action on Article III – Purpose and Powers
• Next meeting – To Be Determined

Justice Committee

The Justice Committee will consider several contracts for special public defenders to handle felony conflict cases. The body will also review grant agreements for the Children’s Advocacy Center and the State’s Attorney's office, as well as a research agreement with Illinois State University.

• Contract for Carissa Haning as Special Public Defender at $2,500 per month
• Contracts for Special Public Defenders Rachael Moore-Perry and Nrupa Patel
• DCFS grant agreement for the Children’s Advocacy Centers of Illinois
• Violent Crime Victims Assistance Program grants for the Children’s Advocacy Center, CASA of McLean and Logan Counties, and the State’s Attorney
• Sponsored Project/Research Agreement with Illinois State University

HD - Board of Health Agenda and Minutes

The McLean County Board of Health will hold a regular meeting on July 8, 2026. Action items include an emergency resolution amending the FY26 budget for communicable disease control, approval of a contract with PJ Hoerr for the east clinic remodel, and authorization to release an RFP for CY27 behavioral health services. The administrator will present a 2027 budget preview. A closed session is scheduled for the health department administrator's annual review.

• Consent agenda for May/June bills paid: $627,543.77 and $536,780.45
• Emergency Resolution Amending FY26 Combined Appropriation and Budget for Fund 2107 Communicable Disease Control
• Approval of contract with PJ Hoerr for east clinic remodel project
• Release Request For Proposals for CY27 Behavioral Health Services Funding Opportunity
• Closed session for Health Department Administrator annual review

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will consider recommending approval of an amendment to the Health Department's full-time equivalent positions to increase a WIC Nutritionist's hours, along with two emergency appropriation ordinances for the Tort Judgement Fund. Other action items include acceptance of the 2025 Popular Annual Financial Report and audit, approval of a conference room rental with Central Illinois Regional Airport, election judge candidate list, salary adjustments, and an intergovernmental agreement for temporary financial assistance. The committee may also enter closed session to discuss personnel matters.

• Resolution amending FY26 FTE positions for Health Department (add .20 FTE for WIC Nutritionist)
• Emergency Appropriation Ordinance for Tort Judgement Fund (Risk Management Services)
• Emergency Appropriation Ordinance for Tort Judgement Fund (Jail Medical Services)
• Accept and place on file the FY2025 Popular Annual Financial Report and Annual Comprehensive Financial Report
• Approval of Intergovernmental Agreement for Temporary Financial Assistance

HD - Board of Health Agenda with Attachments

The McLean County Board of Health will consider several action items, including appointing a board secretary and approving an amendment to the statement of work with Meridian Health Plan for HealthWorks Medical Case Management. The board will also authorize a 2027 grant for the Lifestyle Coach Assistance Program, adopt an emergency resolution amending the FY26 appropriation for the Communicable Disease Control fund, and approve a contract with PJ Hoerr for an east clinic remodel project.

• Approval of contract with PJ Hoerr for east clinic remodel project
• Amendment to the Statement of Work with Meridian Health Plan for HealthWorks Medical Case Management
• Authorization of the Lifestyle Coach Assistance Program 2027 grant
• Emergency resolution amending FY26 appropriation for Fund 2107 Communicable Disease Control
• Amendment to the Intergovernmental Agreement with CMS for state employee flu vaccines

Public Building Commission

The Public Building Commission will meet to discuss funding for a Bloomington-Normal Water Reclamation District project via revenue bonds. The board will also review the Animal Services Facility project and elevator modernization in the Law & Justice Center and Old County Courthouse.

• Possible Public Building Revenue Bond Issue for Bloomington-Normal Water Reclamation District (BNWRD) project
• Animal Services Facility Project discussion
• Modernization of elevators in the Law & Justice Center and Old County Courthouse
• Payment of bills and Treasurer's Report

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings and make final decisions on two variance requests. One seeks a reduced side setback for a detached garage; the other seeks a reduced front setback for a privacy fence. Both properties are in the A-Agriculture District.

• Case ZV-26-07: Roger & Brenda Tower request a variance to allow a detached garage 4 feet from the property line instead of the required 20 feet at 15342 Old Colonial Rd., Bloomington.
• Case ZV-26-08: Tim Stringer requests a variance to allow a privacy fence 2 feet from the property line instead of the required 30 feet at 2644 E Northtown Rd., Towanda.

Property Committee

The Property Committee will consider several action items, including a $154,463.98 contract with PIPCO LLC for water heater replacement at the McLean County Detention Center, approval of a water manifold replacement at the Museum of History, and an emergency procurement at the Juvenile Detention Center. Also up for action are an amendment to the EECBG Grant and a contract for Energy Brokerage and Consulting Services. Informational reports from Parks and Recreation and Facilities Management will also be presented.

• $154,463.98 contract with PIPCO LLC for detention center water heater replacement
• Proposal for domestic water manifold replacement at the Museum of History
• Emergency procurement at the Juvenile Detention Center
• Amendment to the EECBG Grant
• Contract for Energy Brokerage and Consulting Services

Land Use & Transportation Committee

The Land Use and Transportation Committee will vote on several actions, including a $149,840 engineering services agreement for the Capodice Bridge on Bloomington Road. It will also consider a resolution to purchase a Ford Explorer SUV for $45,991 and an ordinance to alter the speed zone on Washington St. The committee will hear subdivision waiver requests and a zoning text amendment related to energy storage and solar facilities.

• Approve Engineering Services Agreement with Hampton, Lenzini & Renwick Inc. for Capodice Bridge ($149,840)
• Approve Resolution for purchase of 2027 Ford Explorer (trade‑in, $45,991) from Landmark Ford
• Approve Ordinance and Resolution to alter speed zone on Washington St. (45 mph limit)
• Approve waiver and final plat for Heins Subdivision (32008 E 3000 N Rd., Chenoa)
• Approve zoning text amendment for BESS, WECS, and commercial solar facilities

Executive Committee

The Executive Committee will meet to consider the appointment of a member to the Board of Health. The Finance Committee will also meet to review a raffle license request.

• Appointment of Gregory M. Dietz, D.M.D. to the Board of Health for a term expiring June 30, 2029
• Class C Raffle License request for VFW 2-10

County Board

The County Board will discuss a zoning text amendment for data center use standards and several emergency appropriation ordinances for the Health Department, Sheriff's Department, and Circuit Court. The body is also reviewing multiple contract amendments for technology systems and social service providers.

• Zoning text amendment for data center use standards (ZA-26-04)
• Asphalt contracts for McLean County ($170,091.50), Anchor Township ($10,984.60), and West Township ($9,705.00)
• Road Use Agreement with Panther Grove 2 Wind Farm for Gridley Road (CH 67)
• Emergency appropriation ordinances for Health Department, Sheriff Dept, and Circuit Court
• Boundary modifications to the Bloomington/Normal Enterprise Zone

The board approved the Consent Agenda. It passed several emergency appropriation ordinances for the executive, health, and justice departments, each requiring a two‑thirds vote. Additional ordinances were approved for a revocable license to the VA Vet Center and boundary modifications to the Bloomington/Normal Enterprise Zone. All motions were adopted without recorded dissent.

• Approved Consent Agenda (motion passed)
• Approved Emergency Appropriation Ordinance for Fund 0007 (Executive Committee) (motion passed)
• Approved Emergency Appropriation Ordinance for Fund 0008 (Executive Committee) (motion passed)
• Approved Revocable License for U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Vet Center (Finance Committee) (motion passed)
• Approved Boundary Modifications to Bloomington/Normal Enterprise Zone (Finance Committee) (motion passed)
• Approved Emergency Appropriation Ordinance for Health Department Fund 2105 (Health Committee) (motion passed)
• Approved Emergency Appropriation Ordinance for Sheriff Department (Justice Committee) (motion passed)
• Approved Grant Agreement with Illinois Association of Court Appointed Special Advocates (Justice Committee) (motion passed)

Liquor Control Commission

The Liquor Control Commission will consider an ordinance amendment to allow county board members to hold liquor licenses, aligning county code with state law. They will also vote on renewal of 12 annual liquor licenses for the 2026-2027 year. The meeting includes approval of previous minutes and public comment.

• Ordinance amending Chapter 160, Article IV, Section 160-15 to remove prohibition on county board members holding liquor licenses
• Renewal of 12 annual liquor licenses, including Funk Farms Trust (Shirley), Hazy Hills LLC (Hudson), Moraine View Restaurant (LeRoy), and others
• Licenses expire June 30, 2027

Finance Committee

Stand Up Meetings

The Finance and Executive Committees will meet to review a raffle license request and a board appointment. The Executive Committee will also consider an ordinance to align the county's liquor license eligibility rules with the state Liquor Control Act of 1934.

• Proposed amendment to McLean County Code Chapter 160, Article IV, Section 160-15 regarding liquor license eligibility
• Request for a Class C Raffle License for VFW 2-10
• Appointment of Gregory M. Dietz, D.M.D. to the Board of Health for a term expiring June 30, 2029

Sheriff's Merit Commission

The Merit Commission will consider authorizing the purchase of shirts for commissioners to wear during meetings. It will also review the May budget performance report and discuss upcoming interview schedules. The agenda includes routine approvals of the meeting agenda and minutes.

• Request for input and authorization to purchase shirts for commissioners
• Review of Budget Performance Report & Accumulated Transaction Listings as of May 2026
• Approval/amendment of June 9th agenda and May 12th meeting minutes
• Review of upcoming schedule of meetings, exams, and oral interviews

Executive Committee

The McLean County Executive Committee will consider appointments to health and fire boards, approve contract amendments for court management and ERP systems, and authorize emergency appropriations for various departments.

• Appointments to McLean County Board of Health and Ellsworth Fire Protection District
• Contract amendment with Journal Technologies for Court Management system ($800)
• Contract amendment with Tyler Technologies for ERP system
• Emergency Appropriation Ordinances for Fiscal Year 2026
• Grant agreements with CASA of McLean and Logan Counties

The committee approved a series of emergency appropriation ordinances that adjust the FY 2026 budget for the Behavioral Health, Health, and Justice departments. It also approved contract amendments with Journal Technologies for the Court Management System and with Tyler Technologies for ERP training. Additional approvals included a revocable license for a VA property, boundary modifications to the Bloomington/Normal Enterprise Zone, and several emergent service contracts.

• Approved contract amendment with Journal Technologies for Court Management System (motion carried)
• Approved contract amendment with Tyler Technologies for ERP system training (motion carried)
• Approved emergency appropriation ordinance amending FY 2026 Behavioral Health Fund 0007 (motion carried)
• Approved emergency appropriation ordinance amending FY 2026 Behavioral Health Fund 0008 (motion carried)
• Approved emergency appropriation ordinances amending FY 2026 Health Department Funds 2105 and 2106 (motion carried)
• Approved emergency appropriation ordinances amending FY 2026 Sheriff Department and Circuit Court budgets (motion carried)
• Approved revocable license for use of property granted to U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs by Readjustment Counseling Services Peoria Vet Center (motion carried)
• Approved ordinance authorizing boundary modifications to the Bloomington/Normal Enterprise Zone Amendment (motion carried)

METCOM Operations Board

The METCOM Operations Board will vote on appointing Jason Williamson as the alternate representative for the Rural Municipal Police Dept. They will also review expenditures for April and May 2026, receive updates on 911 call answering stats, 9-8-8 call transfers, staffing, and the CAD system, and discuss a formal response from ProPhoenix.

• Approval of Jason Williamson as Alternate Representative for Rural Municipal Police Dept.
• Review of expenditures for April and May 2026
• Metcom data: call answering stats and 9-8-8 call transfers
• CAD update and staffing report
• Review and discussion of ProPhoenix formal response to board

Board of Review

The McLean County Board of Review will meet June 5, 2026 to consider approving the 2026 Rules of the Board of Review and a complaint form. The proposed rules outline filing deadlines, evidence requirements, and hearing procedures for property assessment appeals. The meeting includes public comment periods for both agenda and non-agenda items.

• Approval of updated Board of Review Rules and Complaint Form
• Public comment allowed on agenda items and non-agenda items
• Rules include deadlines, evidence submission, and hearing conduct policies
• Rules specify that appeals must be filed within 30 days of assessment publication
• Board will consider minutes from June 1, 2026 meeting

HD - 377 Board Agendas with Attachments

The McLean County Board for Care and Treatment of Persons with a Developmental Disability will approve May 14, 2026 board minutes and service agreements to fund IDD programs for 2026, including an $11,152 contract with Easterseals Central Illinois for a sensory‑friendly haircut clinic and a Lifelong Access assessment lab. The board will also discuss the Calendar Year 2027 IDD funding framework and review its strategic plan.

• Approval of Board Minutes – May 14, 2026
• Service agreement with Easterseals Central Illinois for Sensory‑Friendly Haircut Clinic ($11,152)
• Service agreement with Lifelong Access for Practical Assessment Exploration Systems Lab
• Discussion of Calendar Year 2027 IDD Funding Framework
• Review of Board Strategic Plan

HD - 377 Board Agenda and Minutes

The McLean County Board will approve minutes from the May 14 meeting and a consent agenda that includes a $89,067.49 paid allocation. It will vote to fund Easterseals Central Illinois’ Sensory‑Friendly Haircut Clinic and Lifelong Access’s Practical Assessment Exploration Systems Lab for the July‑December 2026 period. The board will also discuss the 2027 funding framework for intellectual and developmental disability services and review its strategic plan.

• Approve May 14, 2026 board minutes
• Approve consent agenda with $89,067.49 paid allocations
• Approve service agreements to fund Easterseals Sensory‑Friendly Haircut Clinic
• Approve service agreements to fund Lifelong Access Practical Assessment Exploration Systems Lab
• Discuss CY27 IDD funding framework and review strategic plan

Justice Committee

The Justice Committee will review several service agreements and emergency budget appropriations for the Sheriff's Office and Circuit Court. A primary focus is a proposed amendment for the Axon Records Management System to provide multi-agency integration. The committee will also discuss courtroom AV upgrades and CASA program agreements.

• Amendment 1 to Axon Master Service and Purchasing Agreement for $1,748,338.01
• Emergency Appropriation Ordinances for the Sheriff's Office and Circuit Court
• Courtroom microphone proposal with Scutum and AV additions with CTI
• Grant Agreement between Illinois Association of Court Appointed Special Advocates and CASA of McLean and Logan Counties
• Intergovernmental Agreements for the CASA Program with Woodford and Livingston Counties

The Justice Committee approved several contracts and funding actions, including an amendment to the Axon report‑management system agreement and related emergency appropriations. It also approved training, camera maintenance, courtroom technology, and CASA program agreements. All motions were carried without recorded vote tallies.

• Approved Amendment 1 to Master Service and Purchasing Agreement with Axon
• Approved change order with Tyler Technologies for in‑person training services
• Approved service agreements with Accurate Controls for jail and court camera maintenance
• Approved Emergency Appropriation Ordinance to fund the Axon system for FY2026
• Approved Emergency Appropriation Ordinance to fund replacement TV screens in the Law and Justice Center
• Approved proposal with Scutum for courtroom microphones
• Approved Grant Agreement for CASA program with Illinois Association of Court Appointed Special Advocates
• Approved Intergovernmental Agreement with Woodford County for the CASA program

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will review a proposal for risk management services from RiskVersity and an ordinance to modify the Bloomington/Normal Enterprise Zone. The body will also consider a no-cost property license for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to provide counseling services.

• Revocable License for U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to use space at 200 W. Front, Suite 400 D
• Proposal for risk management services from RiskVersity
• Ordinance authorizing boundary modifications to the Bloomington/Normal Enterprise Zone
• Acceptance of County Treasurer’s Monthly Financial Reports
• Recording Division receipts for April 2026 totaling $202,338.25

The committee approved the minutes and invoices from the May 6, 2026 meeting. It recommended and approved a revocable license for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs counseling center. The committee accepted the County Treasurer’s monthly financial reports and approved a $20,000 risk‑management services contract with RiskVersity. Finally, it approved an ordinance modifying the Bloomington/Normal Enterprise Zone boundaries.

• Approved May 6, 2026 minutes and invoices (consent agenda) – Motion carried
• Approved revocable license for U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs counseling center – Motion carried
• Accepted and filed County Treasurer’s monthly financial reports – Motion carried
• Approved RiskVersity risk‑management services contract (minimum $20,000, budgeted $50,000) – Motion carried
• Approved Ordinance authorizing Bloomington/Normal Enterprise Zone boundary modifications – Motion carried (Member Bessler abstained)

Health Committee

The Health Committee is reviewing two emergency appropriation ordinances to incorporate grant funding for tobacco prevention and birth outcome programs. The body is also discussing equipment agreements for the jail and nursing home salary authorizations.

• Emergency Appropriation Ordinance for Fund 2105 to add $38,995.49 for the Illinois Tobacco-Free Communities grant
• Emergency Appropriation Ordinance for Fund 2106 to add $15,000 from the Women to Women Giving Circle for the Better Birth Outcomes program
• Proposed agreements with Stryker for a LUCAS division and additional AEDs for the jail
• Request to authorize the Nursing Home Administrator to offer salaries above initial starting salary per Code §108-28
• Payment of bills and transfers including $3,698.00 for computer upgrades

Property Committee

The Property Committee will consider approving a $227,508 window replacement at the Government Center and a tractor rental agreement for parks. They will also receive informational reports from Facilities Management and Parks and Recreation on ongoing projects. Consent agenda includes approval of prior minutes and bill payments.

• $227,508 window replacement at Government Center (Phase II, Taylor Glass)
• Tractor rental agreement with Cross Implement for Parks and Recreation
• Informational report on Fairview Building architecture and design with Design Mavens
• Consent agenda includes minutes from May 5, 2026, and payment of bills
• Facilities report covers generator inspections, HVAC projects, and switch gear replacement

Public Building Commission

The board will vote on routine items such as the treasurer’s report and May meeting minutes. Discussions include a possible revenue bond to fund the Bloomington-Normal Water Reclamation District project, the Animal Services Facility Project, and modernization of elevators in the Law & Justice Center and Old County Courthouse.

• Vote to approve minutes of May 5, 2026 regular meeting
• Treasurer’s report and payment of bills
• Discussion of Animal Services Facility Project
• Discussion of possible public building revenue bond issue to fund BNWRD project
• Discussion of elevator modernization in Law & Justice Center and Old County Courthouse

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will consider a text amendment to the Zoning Ordinance regarding use standards for data centers. The board will provide a recommendation to the County Board on this matter.

• Case ZA-26-04: Text amendment to Chapter 350, Section 350-43 regarding data center use standards

The Zoning Board of Appeals recommended approval of a text amendment to Chapter 350, Section 350-43 regarding data center use standards. The board amended the proposal to include the word 'disposal' in section (9) concerning wastewater. The recommendation passed with a 7-0 vote.

• Recommended approval of Case ZA-26-04 text amendment as amended (7-0)

Land Use & Transportation Committee

The Land Use and Transportation Committee will consider awarding asphalt and road repair contracts totaling $190,780 and approving a road use agreement for the Panther Grove 2 wind farm.

• Award asphalt contracts: McLean County Asphalt ($170,091.50) and H.J. Eppel ($20,688.60)
• Approve Road Use Agreement with Panther Grove 2 Wind Farm
• Agreement allows wind farm use of Gridley Road (CH 67) from Route 24 to Livingston County line
• Wind farm to pay $500,000 deposit for road use and repairs
• Consider Hudson West Road and Anchor Road resurfacing projects

The Land Use & Transportation Committee approved several items, including the minutes from the May 5 meeting and invoices for the Highway and Building & Zoning Departments. It also approved a resolution for the May 21, 2026 project letting, a road use agreement with Panther Grove 2 Wind Farm, a bridge riprap petition for Structure 3309 on Bellflower Road, and a regional planning service agreement for FY July 1, 2026 – June 30, 2027.

• Approved minutes from the May 5, 2026 meeting
• Approved invoices for the Highway Department and Building & Zoning Department
• Approved resolution for the May 21, 2026 project letting
• Approved Road Use Agreement with Panther Grove 2 Wind Farm
• Approved Bridge Construction Petition for riprap on Structure 3309, Bellflower Road District
• Approved Regional Planning Service Agreement for FY July 1, 2026 – June 30, 2027

Farmland Assessment Review Committee

The Farmland Assessment Review Committee will meet to announce the certified farmland values for the 2027 assessment year. The committee will also discuss the valuation process used to determine these figures.

• Announcement of 2027 Farmland Values
• Discussion of the 2027 Farmland Valuation Process
• Approval of minutes from the 2025 meeting of the 2026 FARC

Board of Review

The Board of Review will consider approval of the minutes from the December 19, 2025 meeting. Members will elect a chairperson for the 2026 session. The board will also approve the annual meeting schedule and review its rules and complaint form. Public comment periods are provided for agenda and non‑agenda items.

• Approve minutes from 12/19/2025
• Elect chairperson for 2026 session
• Approve annual meeting schedule
• Review Board of Review rules and complaint form
• Public comment on agenda items

The Board of Review elected Robert Kahman as Chairman and Floyd Aper as Vice Chairman. The board also approved the full schedule of meetings for the remainder of 2026.

• Accepted December 19, 2025 meeting minutes
• Elected Robert Kahman as Chairman
• Elected Floyd Aper as Vice Chairman
• Approved 2026 Meeting Schedule

Property Committee

The McLean County Property Committee convened for a special meeting on May 29, 2026, to review departmental matters and current projects. No bills, transfers, or ordinances were presented for approval, and no public hearings were scheduled.

• No bills or transfers approved
• No items presented for action
• Current Projects - Facilities Tours to be presented for information

HD - Board of Health Agenda with Attachments

The Behavioral Health Policy and Funding Committee will discuss the Calendar Year 2027 Behavioral Health Funding Framework, which proposes a competitive RFP for 2027 followed by performance-based continuation for 2028-2029. The committee will then vote on two action items: approving the February 25, 2026 meeting minutes, and recommending that the Board of Health release a Request for Proposals for CY27 behavioral health funding. The RFP would provide up to an unspecified total amount for one-year contracts, with possible continuation funding.

• Discussion of the CY27 Behavioral Health Funding Framework, including a competitive RFP for 2027 and performance-based continuation for 2028-2029
• Action to approve the February 25, 2026 committee minutes
• Action to recommend the Board of Health release a CY27 Request for Proposals for Behavioral Health Funding (up to $, amount not specified in agenda)
• Eligible applicants include 501(c)(3) nonprofits and government entities serving McLean County
• Funding period: January 1, 2027 through December 31, 2027, with possible continuation through 2029

Mental Health and Public Safety Fund Advisory Council

The Mental Health and Public Safety Fund Advisory Council will consider recommending a FY2026 budget amendment for the McLean County System of Care. The amendment adds $181,668 in SAMHSA grant funds and $17,925 from other funds, totaling $199,593 for contract services. The recommendation will go to the County Board for adoption on June 11, 2026. The funds support a coordinated, community-based network for children and families with behavioral health needs.

• Recommendation to amend FY2026 budget for McLean County System of Care
• Addition of $181,668 in SAMHSA federal grant funds to Behavioral Health Fund 0008
• Transfer of $17,925 from other funds to the System of Care program
• Total of $199,593 for contract services under Program 0102
• Ordinance to be voted on by the McLean County Board on June 11, 2026

HD - Board of Health Agenda and Minutes

The Behavioral Health Policy and Funding Committee is meeting to discuss the funding framework for calendar year 2027. The committee will consider a recommendation to the Board of Health to release a Request for Proposals for that funding.

• Discussion of Calendar Year 2027 (CY27) Behavioral Health Funding Framework
• Proposed recommendation to release a CY27 Request for Proposals for Behavioral Health Funding
• Approval of February 25, 2026, Committee Minutes

Emergency Telephone System Board (ETSB)

The Emergency Telephone System Board will consider several items, including the Treasurer's financial report for March and April 2026, updates on the 911 system, and approval of tower project expenses. The key decision is the approval of a purchase agreement for a budgeted replacement vehicle. An executive session will discuss employee staffing, and the next meeting is scheduled for July 28, 2026.

• Approval of financial report for March/April 2026
• Approval of tower project expenses for access control door retrofit and FCC licensing modification
• Approval of purchase agreement for a budgeted replacement vehicle
• Executive session to discuss employee staffing

Executive Committee

The Executive Committee will review a request to approve a service agreement with DNDC-AWT for continued phone maintenance. No other items are listed for action. The meeting is scheduled for 5:15 p.m. in Room 400 of the Government Center.

• Approve service agreement with DNDC-AWT for phone maintenance

On May 14, 2026, the McLean County Executive Committee met and declared a quorum. A motion was made to recommend approval of a Services Agreement with DNDC‑AWT for continued phone maintenance. The motion was carried, and the agreement was approved. The meeting adjourned at 5:16 p.m.

• Approved Services Agreement with DNDC‑AWT for continued phone maintenance (motion carried)

HD - 377 Board Agendas with Attachments

The 377 Board will consider approving three funding proposals for the second half of 2026: Easterseals Sensory-Friendly Haircut Clinic, Lifelong Access Supported Employment and Day Services, and YouthBuild McLean County IDD Support Initiative. The consent agenda includes notification of paid allocations totaling $85,281.85 for February, $49,165.65 for March, and $11,466.07 for April. The board will also approve minutes from February 19, 2026.

• Consent agenda: paid allocations for February ($85,281.85), March ($49,165.65), and April ($11,466.07)
• Action item: approval of three funding proposals for July–December 2026
• Easterseals Central Illinois – Sensory-Friendly Haircut Clinic
• Lifelong Access – Supported Employment and Day Services Practical Assessment Exploration Systems Lab & Staff Training
• YouthBuild McLean County – IDD Support Initiative

HD - 377 Board Agenda and Minutes

The Board for the Care and Treatment of Persons with a Developmental Disability will review funding proposals for the second half of 2026. The board will also receive notifications of paid allocations totaling $145,913.57 for February through April 2026.

• Paid allocations: February ($85,281.85), March ($49,165.65), and April ($11,466.07)
• Funding proposal: Easterseals Central Illinois Sensory-Friendly Haircut Clinic
• Funding proposal: Lifelong Access PAES Lab & Staff Training
• Funding proposal: YouthBuild McLean County IDD Support Initiative

The board approved three funding proposals: $11,152 for a sensory‑friendly haircut clinic, $28,348 for a Practical Assessment Exploration System lab, and $0 for a YouthBuild IDD support initiative. It also approved the consent agenda and the February 19, 2026 board minutes. The July meeting was rescheduled from the 16th to the 23rd. The meeting adjourned at 10:28 a.m.

• Approved consent agenda (motion carried)
• Approved February 19, 2026 board minutes (motion carried)
• Approved Easterseals Sensory‑Friendly Haircut Clinic proposal (max $11,152) (motion carried)
• Approved Lifelong Access PAES Lab proposal (max $28,348) (motion carried)
• Approved YouthBuild IDD Support Initiative proposal (max $0) (motion carried)
• Rescheduled July 16 board meeting to July 23 (motion carried)

County Board

The County Board will review several zoning map amendments and special use requests. The body is also deciding on the 2027 budget policy and various software and service contracts.

• Zoning change from Agriculture to Restricted Manufacturing at 8269 Newton St., Bloomington
• Zoning change from Single Family Residence to General Manufacturing at 4528 E 1625 North Rd., Danvers
• Special use request for a Greenhouse/Nursery at 2676 Ropp Rd., Normal
• Engineering Services Agreement with Hutchison Engineering, Inc. for Route 66 Bike Path
• Emergency Appropriation Ordinance for City of Bloomington’s semiquincentennial drone project

The County Board approved a 28% salary increase for its members with a 12‑yes, 4‑no roll‑call vote. It also passed several emergency appropriations, including funding for the Bloomington semi‑quincentennial drone project and Animal Services. Additional ordinances were adopted covering board fees, clerk and treasurer salaries, park code updates, and an intergovernmental agreement with the state health department.

• Approved 28% salary increase for Board members (12 yes, 4 no)
• Approved Ordinance amending Chapter 205 Fees and Chapter 160 Alcoholic Beverages (passed)
• Approved Ordinance establishing annual salaries for County Clerk and Treasurer (passed)
• Approved Ordinance amending Chapter 116, Article 1, Section 116‑4 (passed)
• Approved Emergency Appropriation for Bloomington semi‑quincentennial drone project (passed, Bessler abstained)
• Approved Emergency Appropriation for Animal Services (passed)
• Approved Resolution establishing FY2027 budget policy (passed)
• Approved Ordinance amending Chapter 282 Parks and Chapter 205 Fees (passed)

Stand Up Meetings

The McLean County Executive Committee and full board will consider approving a month-to-month service agreement extension with DNDC-AWT for continued support of the county's Mitel telephone system. The monthly cost is $3,327.80, retroactive to April 1, 2026, and either party may terminate with 60 days' notice. No additional budget appropriation is needed.

• Request to approve a service agreement extension with DNDC-AWT for phone system maintenance at $3,327.80 per month
• Month-to-month contract retroactive to April 1, 2026
• Termination allowed with 60 days' written notice by either party
• Funding covered by existing FY 2026 budget

HD - Board of Health Agenda with Attachments

The Board of Health is reviewing a provider enrollment error that led to $100,120.75 in denied dental claims. The body will also consider several state grants, budget amendments for health services, and a data platform agreement with OSF Healthcare and Carle BroMenn Medical Center.

• Approval of SFY27 State of Illinois renewal grants and LHD DIS Workforce Development Support 2026 grant
• MOU with OSF Healthcare System and Carle BroMenn Medical Center for Conduent HCI Data Platform
• Emergency budget amendments for Fund 2106.0061.0062 (Family Case Management) and Fund 2105.0061.0067 (Preventive Health Services)
• Amendment to the Illinois Tobacco-Free Communities 2026 grant
• MOU template for Funeral Home offsite Death Certificate printing

HD - Board of Health Agenda and Minutes

The McLean County Board of Health will hear reports on environmental health, community services, and the 2026 budget, then vote on several action items including authorizing the Board President to approve SFY27 state renewal grants and approving MOUs with OSF Healthcare and Carle BroMenn for a data platform. The board will also consider emergency budget amendments for Family Case Management and Preventive Health Services, and an amendment to the Illinois Tobacco-Free Communities grant. The meeting includes a closed session for personnel discussion.

• Authorize Board President to approve SFY27 state renewal grants
• Approval of MOU with OSF Healthcare System and Carle BroMenn Medical Center for Conduent Healthy Communities Initiatives Data Platform
• Approval of Emergency Resolution Amending FY26 Combined Appropriation and Budget for Family Case Management (Fund 2106)
• Approval of Amendment to Illinois Tobacco-Free Communities 2026 grant through IDPH
• Closed session under Open Meetings Act for employee personnel discussion

The Board of Health authorized the President to approve several state renewal and workforce development grants. It also approved a memorandum of understanding with OSF Healthcare System and Carle BroMenn Medical Center for a Healthy Communities Initiatives data platform, and adopted emergency budget amendments for Family Case Management and Preventive Health Services. All motions were carried.

• Authorized President to approve SFY27 State of Illinois renewal grants (motion carried)
• Authorized President to approve LHD DIS Workforce Development Support 2026 grant (motion carried)
• Approved MOU with OSF Healthcare System and Carle BroMenn for Healthy Communities Initiatives data platform (motion carried)
• Approved emergency budget amendment for FY26 Family Case Management fund (motion carried)
• Approved amendment to Illinois Tobacco‑Free Communities 2026 grant (motion carried)
• Approved emergency budget amendment for FY26 Preventive Health Services fund (motion carried)
• Approved template MOU for funeral‑home offsite death certificate printing (motion carried)

Sheriff's Merit Commission

The McLean County Sheriff's Merit Commission will vote to approve the agenda and minutes from the previous meeting. They will review a notice of complaint and request for termination received on April 30, 2026, and discuss setting a hearing date. Old business includes tabled discussion on revised oral interview questions and switching to county email. The commission will also review a budget performance report and upcoming meeting schedule.

• Notice of complaint and request for termination received 4-30-26
• Discussion on setting a hearing date for the termination request
• Vote to approve May 12th agenda and April 14th draft minutes
• Review of budget performance report as of end of April 2026
• Update on oral interviews: 2 patrol lieutenants and 10 correctional officer applicants passed

Executive Committee

The Executive Committee will vote on an ordinance setting annual salaries for County Board members, ranging from $4,900 for members to $19,522 for the Chair, effective January 1, 2027. It will also consider an amendment to Chapter 205 that sets the liquor‑license application processing fee at $16 per license. Additional items include an emergency appropriation for Animal Services and several technology and health contracts.

• Ordinance setting annual salaries: $4,900 for members and $19,522 for the Chair, with increases to $6,400 and $25,574 in 2029‑2030
• Amendment to Chapter 205, Section 205‑31: liquor license application processing fee set at $16 per license
• Emergency Appropriation Ordinance amending FY2026 budget for Animal Services
• Contract change order with Crayon Software for file‑share migration
• Contract with PATH for 988 educational materials

The Executive Committee approved the consent agenda, appointments, and several ordinances, including a salary increase for County Board members that will begin after a two‑year delay. It also approved ordinances setting salaries for the County Clerk and Treasurer and aligning grant labor‑agreement requirements. Multiple IT contracts and a contract for 988 behavioral‑health educational materials were authorized.

• Approved Consent Agenda (minutes, invoices, transfers) – Motion Carried
• Approved presented appointments and reappointments – Motion Carried
• Approved ordinance amending Chapter 205 fees and Chapter 160 alcoholic beverages – Motion Carried
• Approved ordinance setting salaries for County Board members – Motion Carried
• Approved ordinance establishing annual salaries for County Clerk and Treasurer – Motion Carried
• Approved amendment to Chapter 116, Section 116‑4 to align grant labor‑agreement requirements – Motion Carried
• Approved contract change order with Crayon Software for file‑share migration – Motion Carried
• Approved contract with PATH for 988 educational materials – Motion Carried

Justice Committee

The Justice Committee will consider several administrative approvals, including a professional services agreement for traffic safety education and a purchase for e-citation equipment. The body will also discuss staffing changes for the Public Defender and salary adjustments for the Circuit Clerk's office.

• Professional Services Agreement with Heartland Community College for Traffic Safety School
• Resolution and Master Services Agreement for purchase of e-citation equipment
• Intergovernmental Agreement between Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services and the State’s Attorney
• Resolution amending funded full-time equivalent positions for 2026 for Court Services
• Administration salary adjustments in the Circuit Clerk’s Office per Code §108-65

The Justice Committee approved a resolution and master services agreement to purchase e‑citation equipment, aligning with county paperless initiatives. It also approved a professional services agreement with Heartland Community College for a Traffic Safety School, and adopted salary adjustment policies for the Circuit Clerk’s Office. All motions were carried without recorded opposition.

• Approved Professional Services Agreement with Heartland Community College for Traffic Safety School (motion carried)
• Approved Resolution and Master Services Agreement for purchase of e‑citation equipment (motion carried)
• Approved Administration Salary Adjustments in the Circuit Clerk’s Office per Code §108‑65 (motion carried)
• Approved amendment to Funded Full‑Time Equivalent Positions Resolution for 2026 for Court Services (motion carried)
• Approved Intergovernmental Agreement with Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services (motion carried)
• Approved consent agenda including April 8, 2026 minutes, invoices and transfers (motion carried)

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee is meeting to establish the budget policy and preparation calendar for Fiscal Year 2027. The body will also consider several personnel reclassifications and a contract for correctional officers, sergeants, and control operators.

• Emergency Appropriation Ordinance to accept $7,283.93 in donations for animal medical services
• Resolution establishing the Budget Policy for Fiscal Year 2027
• Contract between FOP Labor Council and County of McLean/Sheriff for correctional staff
• Position reclassifications for Regional Planning and the Public Defender's Office
• Resolutions amending 2026 funded full-time equivalent positions for Regional Planning, Public Defender, and JDC

The committee approved the minutes from the April 8 meeting and accepted the County Treasurer’s monthly financial reports. It adopted an emergency appropriation for Animal Services and approved several resolutions amending funded full‑time equivalent positions for Regional Planning, the Public Defender’s Office, and the Juvenile Detention Center. The committee also approved a resolution establishing the budget policy for fiscal year 2027.

• Approved April 8, 2026 minutes and invoices (motion Loeffler/Bessler, carried)
• Accepted County Treasurer’s monthly financial reports (motion Roseman-Mendoza/Friedrich, carried)
• Approved Emergency Appropriation Ordinance for Animal Services (motion Bessler/Loeffler, carried)
• Approved Resolution amending funded FTE positions for Regional Planning (motion Friedrich/Roseman-Mendoza, carried)
• Approved position reclassification in Public Defender’s Office (motion Loeffler/Clauss, carried)
• Approved Resolution amending funded FTE positions for Public Defender’s Office (motion Roseman-Mendoza/Bessler, carried)
• Approved Resolution amending funded FTE positions for the Juvenile Detention Center (motion Loeffler/Clauss, carried)
• Approved Resolution establishing the Budget Policy for FY2027 (motion by Chair Laymon on behalf of Administrator Taylor, carried)

Property Committee

The Property Committee is meeting to review several facility and land requests. Key items include a contract for HVAC equipment replacement and updates to county park and fee ordinances.

• Proposed $136,070 agreement with Mechanical Service, Inc. to replace a chiller at the Government Center
• Proposed Ordinance to amend Chapter 282 (Parks) and Chapter 205 (Fees) of the McLean County Code
• Request for approval of an agreement for the purchase of land
• Review of minutes from the April 7, 2026 meeting

The Property Committee approved its consent agenda, including April 7 minutes and department invoices. It also approved an agreement with Mechanical Service, Inc. to replace a Government Center chiller. The committee adopted an ordinance changing park reservation payment rules and approved a land purchase agreement beside the highway department.

• Approved consent agenda including April 7 minutes and department invoices (motion carried, Chair abstained)
• Approved agreement with Mechanical Service, Inc. for Government Center chiller replacement (motion carried)
• Approved ordinance amending Chapter 282 and Chapter 205 to require full payment for park reservations (motion carried)
• Approved agreement to purchase land beside the highway department (motion carried)

Public Building Commission

The McLean County Public Building Commission will meet to approve financial reports, invoices for elevator repairs, and a potential bond issue for the Bloomington-Normal Water Reclamation District. The meeting will also include a vote to elect a new assistant treasurer.

• Vote to approve Otis Elevator Co. invoices totaling $85,635.82
• Discussion of a public building revenue bond for BNWRD project
• Vote to approve Fiscal Year 2025 Audit Report
• Discussion of elevator modernization in Law & Justice Center
• Discussion of Animal Services Facility Project

The commission unanimously elected Jeff Johnson as Assistant Treasurer for the remainder of FY 2026. It also approved the March 3 meeting minutes, the Treasurer’s Report with proposed payments, the FY 2025 Audit Report, and the FY 2025 Annual Financial Report. All votes were unanimous.

• Elected Jeff Johnson Assistant Treasurer (unanimous voice vote)
• Approved March 3, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous voice vote)
• Approved Treasurer’s Report and proposed payments (all commissioners in favor on toll call vote)
• Approved FY 2025 Audit Report (all commissioners in favor on roll call vote)
• Approved FY 2025 Annual Financial Report (all commissioners in favor on roll call vote)

Health Committee

The Health Committee will consider approving a resolution to add a full-time Mental Health Clinician at the Juvenile Detention Center, funded by the state Administrative Office of Illinois Courts. The committee will also receive reports on jail healthcare, juvenile detention operations, and other departmental updates.

• Request to approve resolution amending 2026 FTE positions to add 1.0 JDC Mental Health Clinician (fully state-funded at $68,770 minimum salary)
• Healthcare report from jail superintendent and Advanced Correctional Healthcare covering March 2026 activity
• Monthly reports from Health Department, Nursing Home, and Juvenile Detention Superintendent
• Consent agenda includes approval of March 13 and April 7 meeting minutes and payment of bills/transfers

The committee approved the March 13 and April 7 meeting minutes along with related invoices. It also recommended approval of a resolution amending the funded full‑time equivalent positions for Court Services to hire a mental‑health clinician. No other actions were taken.

• Approved March 13, 2026 special meeting minutes and April 7, 2026 regular meeting minutes (motion carried)
• Approved invoices for Board of Health, Nursing Home, Jail, JDC Medical, and Developmental Disability Board (motion carried)
• Recommended approval of Resolution Amending Funded Full‑Time Equivalent Positions for Court Services (motion carried)

Land Use & Transportation Committee

The Land Use & Transportation Committee will consider several action items, including an engineering services agreement for the Route 66 Bike Path, a subdivision final plat, zoning text amendments for data centers, and a solar facility escrow agreement. Updates will be provided on the comprehensive plan and highway projects. The meeting includes a public comment period.

• Approval of a resolution declaring three tandem trucks as surplus property at the Highway Department
• Approval of an Engineering Services Agreement with Hutchison Engineering for Phase I/II design of the Route 66 Bike Path from north of Towanda to the Livingston County line
• Request by AG Focus, LLC for approval of a one-lot subdivision final plat (Freed Prairie Farm Subdivision) at 19390 E 2525 North Rd., Lexington
• Request for a text amendment to the Zoning Ordinance to amend use standards for Data Centers (to go to Zoning Board of Appeals)
• Approval of an escrow agreement for a Commercial Solar Energy Generating Facility by Archtop Solar, LLC, McLean County, and U.S. Bank

The Justice Committee approved Amendment 1 to the Master Service and Purchasing Agreement with Axon for a new report‑management system. It also approved a change order with Tyler Technologies for in‑person training, service agreements with Accurate Controls, multiple emergency appropriation ordinances for court technology, and intergovernmental agreements for the CASA program.

• Approved Amendment 1 to Master Service and Purchasing Agreement with Axon (motion Hansen/Reeves, carried)
• Approved change order agreement with Tyler Technologies for in‑person training (motion Reeves/Beirne, carried)
• Approved service agreements with Accurate Controls for jail and court camera maintenance (motion Ziebarth/Hansen, carried)
• Approved Emergency Appropriation Ordinance for Axon system funding (motion Reeves/Beirne, carried)
• Approved Emergency Appropriation Ordinance for courtroom screen replacements (motion Reeves/Ziebarth, carried)
• Approved proposal with Scutum for courtroom microphones (motion Ziebarth/Hansen, carried)
• Approved proposal with CTI for courtroom AV additions (motion Reeves/Hansen, carried)
• Approved intergovernmental agreements for CASA program with Woodford, Logan, and Livingston counties (motions Reeves/Ziebarth and Reeves/Beirne, carried)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on four cases, including two map amendments to rezone properties to manufacturing districts, a variance for a setback reduction, and a special use for a greenhouse. The map amendments and special use are recommendations to the County Board; the variance is a final decision. Public comment on non-agenda items is also scheduled.

• Case ZA-26-02: Glen and Mary Zook request map amendment from A-Agriculture to M-1 Restricted Manufacturing at 8269 Newton St., Bloomington (recommendation to County Board).
• Case ZV-26-05: Charles Busse requests variance to reduce front yard setback from 30' to 21' for a covered porch at 2008 Bert St., Bloomington (final decision).
• Case ZA-26-03: Evergreen FS requests map amendment from R-1 Single Family Residence to M-2 General Manufacturing at 4528 E 1625 North Rd., Danvers (recommendation to County Board).
• Case SU-26-06: Tyler Blakeney requests special use for a greenhouse/nursery at 2676 Ropp Rd., Normal (recommendation to County Board).

The Zoning Board of Appeals approved the minutes from the April 7 meeting by voice vote. It recommended approval of a map amendment changing the Zook parcel at 8269 Newton St. from Agriculture to M-1 Restricted Manufacturing. The board also approved a front‑yard setback variance for 2008 Bert St., a map amendment converting 4528 E 1625 North Rd. to M-2 General Manufacturing, and a special‑use permit for a greenhouse at 2676 Ropp Rd., each by a 7‑0 vote.

• Approved April 7 minutes (voice vote)
• Approved map amendment ZA-26-02 (7-0)
• Approved variance ZV-26-05 (7-0)
• Approved map amendment ZA-26-03 (7-0)
• Approved special use SU-26-04 (7-0)

HD - Mental Health Advisory Board Agendas with Attachments

This is a discussion-focused meeting of the McLean County Mental Health Advisory Board. Members will review and discuss three key topics: system strengths in the local behavioral health system, gaps and access challenges, and emerging community behavioral health concerns. The conversation is guided by themes from the 2026–2028 Community Health Improvement Plan and the 2026–2029 Behavioral Health Action Plan. No formal votes or action items are scheduled beyond approval of prior meeting minutes.

• Approve September 17, 2025, MHAB meeting minutes
• Discussion: System Strengths in McLean County Behavioral Health System
• Discussion: Gaps, Barriers & Access Challenges in McLean County Behavioral Health System
• Discussion: Community Needs & Emerging Behavioral Health Concerns in McLean County
• Meeting guided by Behavioral Health Planning: Key Themes Overview from CHIP and BHAP

Special Meetings

The Extension Board will discuss the FY26 budget and programs. The board is scheduled to vote on a levy request.

• Discussion of FY26 Extension Budget and Programs
• Vote on Levy Request

HD - Mental Health Advisory Board Agendas and Minutes

The McLean County Mental Health Advisory Board will meet to approve meeting minutes from September 2025 and discuss system strengths, barriers, and community needs within the local behavioral health landscape.

• Approve September 17, 2025, MHAB Meeting Minutes
• Discuss System Strengths in McLean County Behavioral Health System
• Discuss Gaps, Barriers & Access Challenges in McLean County Behavioral Health System
• Discuss Community Needs & Emerging Behavioral Health Concerns in McLean County

County Board

The County Board will consider a resolution to continue the declaration of a local disaster in McLean County. The item is listed under departmental matters for action. No other decisions or contracts are on the agenda.

• Request approval of a resolution to continue the local disaster declaration for McLean County

County Board Special Events

The McLean County Board received a notice that a possible majority of a quorum may be present for an Intergovernmental Agreement discussion. No decisions or votes are recorded in this agenda item.

• Notice of possible majority quorum for Intergovernmental Agreement discussion

County Board Special Events

The McLean County Board will meet with chairs from DeWitt, Livingston, and Logan counties to fill a vacancy for the Regional Office of Education #17 Superintendent.

• Appointment of Regional Office of Education #17 Superintendent
• Meeting of county board chairs from DeWitt, Livingston, Logan, and McLean counties
• Scheduled for Thursday, April 16, 2026 at 4:00 p.m.
• Location: Government Center Building, 115 E. Washington St., Room 404, Bloomington, IL

Liquor Control Commission

The Liquor Control Commission will consider two action items: a request to approve a Class D and Class G liquor license for Towanda Meadows 2, and a proposed ordinance amending liquor license fees in the county code, specifically setting a $16 processing fee per license application. The ordinance will later go to the County Board for adoption. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes and a public comment period.

• Class D and Class G liquor license application for Towanda Meadows 2
• Proposed ordinance amending Chapter 205 fees and Chapter 160 alcoholic beverages, setting a $16 processing fee per license application
• Approval of January 15, 2026 meeting minutes
• Public comment period

County Board

The County Board will consider several special use zoning applications and multiple emergency appropriation ordinances across various departments. The body is also reviewing a proposed Strategic Plan and numerous service contracts for social services and justice agencies.

• Special use request for a commercial solar energy facility and battery storage in Blue Mound Township
• Special use request for an Ag. Support and Education Facility at 8522 N 2300 East Rd., Downs, IL
• Bids for 2026 Seal Coat Combinations awarded to Beniach Construction, including a $2,351,742.08 contract for Group 1
• Proposed McLean County Board Strategic Plan
• HVAC controls upgrade proposal for the County Juvenile Detention Center from Mechanical Services of Galesburg

The County Board approved the Intergovernmental Agreement with the U.S. DOT FHFA program, the Strategic Plan, multiple emergency appropriations, and the IDOT FY 2027 Section 5311 grant documentation. It also approved Towanda Renewables’ application for a commercial solar and battery facility in Blue Mound Township after a lengthy discussion, with the motion passing with one dissenting vote.

• Approved Ordinance amending FY 2025 Combined Annual Appropriation (Executive Committee) – passed
• Approved Emergency Ordinance amending FY 2026 Combined Annual Appropriation (Executive Committee) – passed
• Approved Intergovernmental Agreement with U.S. DOT/FHFA Charging and Fueling Infrastructure Program – passed
• Approved McLean County Board Strategic Plan – passed
• Approved Emergency Appropriation for County Clerk (Finance Committee) – passed
• Approved Emergency Appropriation for Nursing Home (Health Committee) – passed
• Approved Emergency Appropriation for Health Department Fund 0105 (Health Committee) – passed
• Approved special‑use permit for Towanda Renewables solar project – passed with one nay

METCOM Operations Board

The METCOM Operations Board is holding a special meeting with minimal agenda items. The only action item is the approval of a CAD Status Letter, the contents of which are not detailed in the agenda. The rest of the meeting is reserved for general business and communication, making this a largely procedural session.

• Approval of CAD Status Letter (no details provided)

Sheriff's Merit Commission

The Merit Commission will vote to approve the meeting agenda and the March 9th minutes. It will review the resignation of Correctional Officer Marques Vinson, which concluded his disciplinary hearing. The commission will discuss the results of recent oral interviews and consider revisions to the interview questions. It will also consider moving email communications to the County system and review the March 2026 budget performance report.

• Resignation of Correctional Officer Marques Vinson, ending his disciplinary hearing
• Review of Statement of Economic Interest reporting status
• Results of 12 oral interviews (11 passed, 1 failed) and discussion of revised interview questions
• Consideration of changing email communications to the County email system
• Review of Budget Performance Report & Accumulated Transaction Listings as of end March 2026

County Board Special Events

The McLean County Board has scheduled a Lobby Day at the Illinois State Capital in Springfield. A majority of a quorum may attend, but no county business is scheduled to be acted upon.

• Notice of possible majority of a quorum for Lobby Day
• Event location: Illinois State Capital, Springfield, IL
• No county business scheduled to be acted upon

Executive Committee

The Executive Committee will consider multiple board appointments for fire protection districts and the Board of Review. The body is also reviewing several emergency appropriation ordinances and various service contracts for IT, behavioral health, and justice departments.

• Appointments for fire protection districts in Danvers, Bellflower, Lexington, Randolph, Gridley, Chenoa, Saybrook-Arrowsmith, Towanda, and Mt. Hope-Funks Grove
• Contract amendment with Tyler Technologies resulting in a net reduction of $75.00
• Emergency appropriation ordinances for the County Clerk, Nursing Home, Health Department, and Court Services
• Funding opportunity contracts for The Baby Fold, YouthBuild, Boys and Girls Club, and others
• Proposed McLean County Board Strategic Plan

The committee approved the consent agenda, which included minutes, invoices and fund transfers. It also approved the presented appointments and reappointments. Several contract amendments for information‑technology services were authorized, and multiple behavioral‑health funding contracts were adopted.

• Approved consent agenda (minutes, invoices, transfers) – motion carried
• Approved presented appointments and reappointments – motion carried
• Approved amendment to contract with Tyler Technologies – motion carried
• Approved amendment to contract with CivicPlus – motion carried
• Approved amendment to contract with Mission Critical Partners – motion carried
• Approved 2026 Quarter 1 Emergent Notice of Funding Opportunity contracts with Baby Fold, YouthBuild, Boys and Girls Club, Children’s Home & Aid/Brightpoint – motion carried
• Approved 2026 Notice of Funding Opportunity contracts with Home Sweet Home Ministries, Lifelong Access Workforce, The Baby Fold, Center for Youth and Family Solutions, McLean County Reentry Council – motion carried
• Approved contract with Scaling UP, LLC for EMDR training for 100 clinicians – motion carried

METCOM Operations Board

The board will review February and March 2026 expenditures and receive departmental updates. Information items include problem reports, staffing, CAD updates, and other system‑wide issues. The meeting will also include a CAD assessment of service and an announcement of the next meeting date.

• Review Expenditures – Feb, Mar 2026
• Problem Reports/Outages/Other System‑Wide Issues
• Staffing updates
• CAD Update
• CAD Assessment of Service

Justice Committee

The Justice Committee will consider several contract approvals, including a document scanning agreement with HOV Services, Inc. for the Coroner’s Office. It will also review agreements for fingerprint equipment and training with ID Networks and Relias, a data analytics agreement for the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council, and an emergency appropriation ordinance that amends the FY 2026 combined annual appropriation for the Court Services Department. Additional items include a continuation grant agreement for the CASA VOCA program, an intergovernmental agreement with the Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services for the State’s Attorney, and a salary authorization for the State’s Attorney’s office.

• Document Scanning Agreement with HOV Services, Inc. (Coroner) – items 9‑18
• Agreement with ID Networks for fingerprint machine and printer (Sheriff) – items 22‑40
• Agreement with Relias for six‑month training extension (Sheriff) – items 41‑45
• Emergency Appropriation Ordinance amending FY 2026 budget for Court Services Department – items 57‑85
• CASA VOCA continuation grant agreement with Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority – items 100‑171

The Justice Committee approved remote attendance for a board member and cleared the consent agenda, including minutes from the March 4 meeting. It also approved several agreements: a document‑scanning contract, a fingerprint machine and printer purchase, a six‑month training extension, a data‑analytics partnership, an emergency appropriation for the Court Services Department, and an intergovernmental child‑support enforcement agreement.

• Approved remote attendance for Member Eric Hansen (motion carried)
• Approved consent agenda minutes from March 4, 2026 and related invoices/transfers (motion carried)
• Approved Document Scanning Agreement with HOV Services, Inc. (motion carried)
• Approved Agreement with ID Networks for fingerprint machine and printer (motion carried)
• Approved Agreement with Relias for six‑month training extension (motion carried)
• Approved Data Analytics Agreement between CJCC and BHCC (motion carried)
• Approved Emergency Appropriation Ordinance for Court Services Department ($12,000 grant) (motion carried)
• Approved Intergovernmental Agreement with Illinois Dept of Healthcare and Family Services for child‑support enforcement (motion carried)

Finance Committee

The McLean County Finance Committee will consider a consent agenda, public appearances, and departmental reports. It will decide on a resolution to assign a Mobile Home Tax Sale Certificate for Parcel PL-00-0017 and on resolutions to disburse proceeds from defaulted surrender agreements for parcels MB-00-0057 and CR-00-0145. The committee will also approve a Class C raffle application for the VFW (application 454). Additional items include routine financial reports and an Animal Services program update.

• Resolution to assign Mobile Home Tax Sale Certificate of Purchase for Parcel PL-00-0017
• Resolutions to disburse proceeds from defaulted surrender agreements for parcels MB-00-0057 and CR-00-0145
• Approval of Class C raffle application for VFW (application 454)
• Consent agenda items: minutes from March 5, 2026 meeting and payment of bills & transfers
• Departmental reports: Treasurer’s monthly financial reports and Animal Services program update

The Finance Committee approved a resolution authorizing the County Board chair to assign a Mobile Home Tax Sale Certificate of Purchase. It also approved resolutions to disburse proceeds from defaulted surrender agreements and accepted the County Treasurer’s monthly financial reports. In addition, the committee approved invoices and transfers, and authorized a Class C raffle application from VFW 454. The meeting included updates on the new ERP system rollout and audit status.

• Approved invoices and transfers (motion carried)
• Approved resolution authorizing County Board chair to assign Mobile Home Tax Sale Certificate of Purchase (motion carried)
• Approved resolutions allowing disbursement of proceeds from defaulted surrender agreements (motion carried)
• Accepted and filed County Treasurer’s monthly financial reports (motion carried)
• Approved Class C raffle application from VFW 454 (motion carried)

Public Building Commission

The Public Building Commission will meet to elect a new Assistant Treasurer and approve the Fiscal Year 2025 audit and financial reports. The board will also discuss funding for a Bloomington-Normal Water Reclamation District project and facility modernizations.

• Election of New Assistant Treasurer for Fiscal Year 2026
• Approval of Fiscal Year 2025 Audit Report
• Possible Public Building Revenue Bond Issue for Bloomington-Normal Water Reclamation District (BNWRD) project
• Modernization of elevators in the Law & Justice Center and Old County Courthouse
• Discussion of Animal Services Facility Project

Land Use & Transportation Committee

The Land Use and Transportation Committee is deciding on several construction bids for county and township road projects. The meeting includes requests for approval of maintenance and project lettings, as well as rural transportation grant documentation.

• Matthews Bridge latex overlay contract with Stark Excavating Inc. for $3,137,100.00
• Capodice Bridge replacement contract with Stark Excavating Inc. for $1,166,471.62
• Ireland Grove Road contract with Beniach Construction Company, Inc. for $466,043.00
• 1800 North Road contract with Beniach Construction Company, Inc. for $265,265.55
• IDOT FY 2027 Section 5311 Formula Application for Rural Areas Operating Assistance

The Land Use & Transportation Committee approved the March 3 minutes and related department invoices. It also approved a series of highway resolutions, including maintenance letting, project letting, guardrail replacement on Shirley Road, an engineering services agreement for Hudson‑Carlock Road, and motor fuel tax & matching fund resolutions for Danvers‑Carlock Road. Additionally, the committee approved documentation for the IDOT FY 2027 Section 5311 rural transit funding application.

• Approved March 3, 2026 minutes and Highway/Building & Zoning invoices (motion by Fagan/Duffy)
• Approved March 18, 2026 Maintenance Letting resolution (motion by Reeves/Ziebarth)
• Approved March 31, 2026 Project Letting resolution (motion by Reeves/Loeffler)
• Approved guardrail replacement agreement on Shirley Road (CH 34) (motion by Duffy/Bessler)
• Approved engineering services agreement for Hudson‑Carlock Road (CH 12) (motion by Reeves/Fagan)
• Approved motor fuel tax & matching fund resolutions for Danvers‑Carlock Road (CH 53) (motion by Loeffler/Reeves)
• Approved IDOT FY 2027 Section 5311 Formula Application documentation and related resolutions (motion by Fagan/Bessler)

Health Committee

The Health Committee will consider two emergency appropriation ordinances to amend the 2025 and 2026 budgets. The body will also receive operational and financial reports from the nursing home, jail, and juvenile detention facilities.

• Emergency Appropriation Ordinance for Nursing Home Fund 0401 (FY 2025) including a $569,000 increase for Bad Debt Expense
• Emergency Appropriation Ordinance for Health Department Fund 0105 (FY 2026)
• Nursing Home report noting 22 admissions in January and a 53% annualized turnover rate
• Jail healthcare report for February 2026
• Juvenile Detention report for February 2026

The Health Committee approved remote attendance for two members and ratified the March 3 meeting minutes. It also approved payment of several agency invoices requiring a system override. Two emergency appropriation ordinances were adopted, one amending the FY2025 budget and another reallocating FY2026 Fund 0105 to training and additional grant revenue.

• Approved remote attendance for Members Tompkins and Hansen (motion carried)
• Approved March 3, 2026 regular meeting minutes (motion carried)
• Approved payment of invoices for Board of Health, Nursing Home, Jail, JDC Medical and Developmental Disability Board (motion carried)
• Approved Emergency Appropriation Ordinance amending FY2025 Combined Annual Appropriation (motion carried)
• Approved Emergency Appropriation Ordinance amending FY2026 Combined Annual Appropriation for Fund 0105 (motion carried)

Property Committee

The McLean County Property Committee will consider approving a $81,147 contract for HVAC controls at the Juvenile Detention Center and a $200,000 grant agreement with the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity for the Animal Services facility. The committee will also review emergency budget amendments for energy costs.

• HVAC controls upgrade at Juvenile Detention Center ($81,147)
• Grant agreement with Illinois DCEO for Animal Services ($200,000)
• Emergency Appropriation Ordinance for FY2025 energy costs
• Emergency Appropriation Ordinance for FY2026 Animal Services grant
• Emergency Appropriation Ordinance for FY2026 Animal Services EECBG grant

Zoning Board of Appeals

The McLean County Zoning Board of Appeals will review several special‑use applications in agricultural districts and one variance request. Most items are recommendations to the County Board, while the variance for an accessory building in Saybrook is a final decision. Public comment on non‑agenda topics will be limited to 20 minutes.

• Case SU-26-02: Special use for an Ag. Support and Education Facility at 8522 N 2300 East Rd., Downs (recommendation)
• Case SU-26-03: Special use for a single‑family residence near 2525 East Rd. and 2125 North Rd., Lexington Township (recommendation)
• Case SU-26-04: Special use waiver for a greenhouse/nursery at 6549 E 2050 North Rd., Carlock (recommendation)
• Case ZV-26-04: Variance to allow 7,128 sq ft accessory building at 9165 N 4125 East Rd., Saybrook (final decision)
• Case SU-26-05: Special use for a commercial solar facility and battery storage near 1900 North Rd. and 2500 East Rd., Blue Mound (recommendation)

The board approved four special-use applications and one variance. The Shire of IL, LLC was approved for an agricultural support and education facility with limits of 14 event days per year and a ban on plant sales. John and Makenzie Schuler received approval for a single-family residence, and Tyler Blakeney’s greenhouse/nursery was approved with a requirement that at least 60 % of plants for sale be grown on-site. Cody and Abbey Burns were granted a variance to increase accessory-building size to 7,128 sq ft.

• Approved special-use for The Shire of IL, LLC with 14 event days/year limit and no plant sales (7‑0)
• Approved special-use for John and Makenzie Schuler single-family residence (7‑0)
• Approved special-use for Tyler Blakeney greenhouse with 60 % on‑site plant material requirement (7‑0)
• Approved variance for Cody and Abbey Burns to increase accessory building size to 7,128 sq ft (7‑0)
• Approved minutes from March 3, 2026 meeting (voice vote)

Emergency Telephone System Board (ETSB)

The Emergency Telephone System Board will consider several actions, including approving the financial report for January and February 2026 and an HVAC RFP budget amendment. It will also vote on a salary adjustment and a change of job description for the 911 System Manager, add a Technician/GIS Specialist position, and establish a bylaws committee. An executive session will be held to discuss employee compensation, and officers will be elected.

• Approval of Financial Report for Jan/Feb 2026
• Approval of HVAC RFP/Budget Amendment
• Approval of 911 System Manager’s Salary Adjustment
• Approval to Add Technician/GIS Specialist
• Approval to Establish Bylaws Committee

County Board

The McLean County Board will consider a series of consent‑agenda items, including equipment purchases, bridge petitions, and several emergency appropriation ordinances. Among the items is the award of a $2,193,436.62 contract to Rowe Construction for resurfacing Leroy School Road (CH 40). The board will also act on a zoning amendment for a data‑center use, a special‑use permit for a 5 MW solar facility on 32 acres near 1075 E Rd and 1000 N Rd, and a subdivision waiver for the Stringtown Solar Subdivision.

• Approve $2,193,436.62 contract with Rowe Construction to resurface Leroy School Rd (CH 40)
• Approve purchase of two dump bodies, hoists and hydraulics from Monroe Equipment
• Approve purchase of a new flatbed truck and truck‑mounted attenuator
• Approve zoning amendment (ZA‑26‑01) for a data‑center use in the zoning ordinance
• Approve special‑use permit (SU‑26‑01) for a 5 MW solar facility on ~32 acres near 1075 E Rd and 1000 N Rd

The McLean County Board approved the consent agenda after amending two items. It then approved a series of emergency appropriation ordinances and intergovernmental agreements covering the 2025 and 2026 fiscal years. Additional ordinances amended the 2025 and 2026 combined annual budgets and a resolution transferred funds from the General Fund to the Nursing Home Fund. Several resolutions congratulating local school teams were also adopted.

• Consent agenda approved after pulling item 6B1a and noting abstention on 6B6
• Ordinance amending the Intergovernmental Revenue Sharing Agreement approved
• Emergency Ordinance amending FY 2026 Combined Annual Appropriation and Budget Ordinance passed
• Multiple Emergency Appropriation Ordinances for FY 2025 and FY 2026 funds (General Fund, Nursing Home Fund, Animal Control, Health Department, Sheriff, Public Defender, etc.) approved
• Intergovernmental Agreements with McLean County Area EMS System, Bloomington Township Fire Protection District, and Dale Township Fire Protection District approved
• Ordinance amending the 2025 Combined Annual Budget and Appropriation Ordinance approved
• Ordinance amending the 2026 Combined Annual Budget and Appropriation Ordinance approved
• Resolution transferring monies from General Fund 0001 to Nursing Home Fund 0401 approved

Stand Up Meetings

The Health Committee will consider a request from the McLean County Detention Facility to amend its professional services agreement with Carle West Physician Group. The Finance Committee will consider an emergency appropriation ordinance to amend the FY2025 budget for animal control. The Executive Committee will also consider the same emergency appropriation ordinance for animal control.

• Second Amendment to Professional Services Agreement with Carle West Physician Group (requested by McLean County Detention Facility)
• Emergency Appropriation Ordinance amending FY2025 Combined Annual Appropriation and Budget Ordinance for Animal Control (Finance Committee)
• Emergency Appropriation Ordinance amending FY2025 Combined Annual Appropriation and Budget Ordinance for Animal Control (Executive Committee)

HD - Board of Health Agenda with Attachments

The Board of Health is meeting to approve the 2025 Annual Report and an emergency resolution amending the FY26 budget for the Preventive Health Program. The body will also consider several data-sharing and clinical agreements with state agencies and educational institutions.

• Approval of the 2025 McLean County Health Department Annual Report
• Emergency Resolution Amending FY26 Combined Appropriation and Budget for Fund 0105.0061.0067 Preventive Health Program
• Master Data Use Agreement with Illinois Department of Public Health
• Data Sharing Agreement with Illinois Department of Children and Family Services
• Clinical Affiliation Agreement with South College

HD - Board of Health Agenda and Minutes

The McLean County Board of Health will vote on several approvals, including the 2025 Annual Report, amendments to contracts with Meridian Health Plan and the SFY26 Lifestyle Coach grant, an emergency resolution to amend FY26 funding for the Preventive Health Program, and data use agreements with state health agencies. These items shape the county's health services and budget for the coming fiscal year.

• Approval of the 2025 McLean County Health Department Annual Report
• Amendment to the Statement of Work with Meridian Health Plan for HealthWorks Medical Case Management
• Amendment to the SFY26 Lifestyle Coach Assistance grant agreement
• Emergency Resolution amending FY26 Combined Appropriation and Budget for Fund 0105.0061.0067 Preventive Health Program
• Approval of Master Data Use Agreement with Illinois Department of Public Health

The Board of Health approved the 2025 Health Department Annual Report and several contract amendments, including a Meridian Health Plan amendment for HealthWorks Medical Case Management and a Lifestyle Coach Assistance grant amendment. An emergency resolution was adopted to amend FY26 combined appropriation and budget for Fund 0105.0061.0067 Preventative Health Program. The board also approved data use and sharing agreements with state agencies and a clinical affiliation with South College.

• Approved 2025 McLean County Health Department Annual Report (motion carried)
• Approved amendment to Statement of Work with Meridian Health Plan for HealthWorks Medical Case Management (motion carried)
• Approved amendment to SFY26 Lifestyle Coach Assistance grant agreement (motion carried)
• Approved emergency resolution amending FY26 Combined Appropriation and Budget for Fund 0105.0061.0067 Preventative Health Program (motion carried)
• Approved Master Data Use Agreement with Illinois Department of Public Health (motion carried)
• Approved Data Sharing Agreement with Illinois Department of Children and Family Services (motion carried)
• Approved Clinical Affiliation Agreement with South College (motion carried)
• Approved consent‑agenda bills for January and February 2026 (motion carried)

Executive Committee

The Executive Committee is considering multiple emergency appropriation ordinances for various county departments and funds. The body is also reviewing board appointments and intergovernmental agreements regarding revenue sharing and fire protection.

• Temporary three-month suspension of revenue sharing obligations from the City of Bloomington and Town of Normal
• Appointments to Hudson Fire District (Abby Michaels) and Regional Planning Commission (Bruce Tompkins)
• Proposed 10-year agreement with Axon Enterprise, Inc.
• Request for a two-lot subdivision final plat for the Stringtown Solar Subdivision in Dale Township
• Purchase of two dump bodies, hoists, and hydraulics from Monroe Equipment

The committee approved the consent agenda, which included prior meeting minutes and various invoices. It also approved several appointments and reappointments, appointed the Board Chair to a committee filling a regional superintendent vacancy, and approved an amendment to the Intergovernmental Revenue Sharing Agreement. Additionally, the committee approved amendment number 1 to the contract with Sanborn Map Company.

• Approved consent agenda (minutes, invoices, transfers)
• Approved presented appointments and reappointments
• Approved resolution appointing Chair to vacancy‑filling committee for Regional Superintendent of Schools #17
• Approved amendment to Intergovernmental Revenue Sharing Agreement
• Approved amendment number 1 to contract with Sanborn Map Company

Finance Committee

The McLean County Finance Committee will consider several actions, including an emergency appropriation ordinance that modifies the FY 2025 combined annual appropriation. It will also review a resolution to create a fee structure for electronic data dissemination and fund a County Automation Fund. Additional items include budget amendment ordinances for FY 2025 and FY 2026, a fund transfer to the Nursing Home Fund, and the employee wellness budget for 2026.

• Approve Resolution establishing a fee structure for electronic data dissemination and creating a County Automation Fund (year‑one cost $37,275)
• Approve Emergency Appropriation Ordinance amending FY 2025 budget, adding items such as $10,570,480 Retailer’s Occupation Tax and $376,681 Recording Fees
• Approve Ordinance amending the 2025 Combined Annual Budget and Appropriation
• Approve Ordinance amending the 2026 Combined Annual Budget and Appropriation
• Approve Resolution transferring monies from General Fund 0001 to Nursing Home Fund 0401 for FY 2026

The committee approved the minutes from the February 4 regular meeting and the January 15 special meeting. It recommended and adopted a resolution establishing a fee structure for electronic data dissemination and the County Automation Fund. It also approved emergency and regular budget amendment ordinances for FY 2025 and FY 2026, and accepted the County Treasurer’s monthly financial reports.

• Approved February 4 regular meeting minutes and January 15 special meeting minutes (motion carried)
• Recommended approval of fee structure resolution for electronic data dissemination (motion carried)
• Recommended approval of Emergency Appropriation Ordinance amending FY 2025 budget for County Clerk (motion carried)
• Recommended approval of ordinance amending the 2025 Combined Annual Budget and Appropriation Ordinance (motion carried)
• Recommended approval of ordinance amending the 2026 Combined Annual Budget and Appropriation Ordinance (motion carried)
• Accepted and placed on file the County Treasurer’s monthly financial reports (motion carried)

Justice Committee

The Justice Committee will vote on several emergency appropriation ordinances to amend the FY2025 and FY2026 combined annual appropriations for the State’s Attorney, Coroner, Sheriff, and Public Defender. It will also consider a 10‑year agreement with Axon Enterprise, Inc. for the Sheriff’s department and a service agreement for the Coroner. Additionally, the committee will review a Memorandum of Understanding with the Child Protection Network providing up to $38,000 for the Children’s Advocacy Center and CASA program. Informational reports from department heads will be presented for discussion.

• Emergency Appropriation Ordinance amending FY2025 budget for the State’s Attorney
• Service Agreement with J. Scott Denton, M.D. for the Coroner’s Office
• Emergency Appropriation Ordinances amending FY2025 and FY2026 budgets for the Sheriff (doors and lighting)
• 10‑year Agreement with Axon Enterprise, Inc. for the Sheriff’s department
• Memorandum of Understanding with Child Protection Network, Inc. providing up to $38,000 for CAC and CASA

The Justice Committee approved its consent agenda, a memorandum of understanding with the Child Protection Network, and several emergency appropriations for the State’s Attorney, Coroner, Sheriff and Public Defender. It also approved a service agreement with Dr. Scott Denton, a surplus‑property resolution for the Coroner’s Office, and a 10‑year technology contract with Axon Enterprise. All motions were carried without recorded vote tallies.

• Approved consent agenda (minutes, invoices, transfers) – motion carried
• Approved memorandum of understanding with Child Protection Network – motion carried
• Approved emergency appropriation for State’s Attorney FY2025 – motion carried
• Approved amended service agreement with Dr. Scott Denton – motion carried
• Approved surplus‑property resolution for Coroner’s Office – motion carried
• Approved emergency appropriation for Coroner FY2025 – motion carried
• Approved emergency appropriations for Sheriff FY2025 and FY2026 (doors, lighting) – motion carried
• Approved 10‑year Axon Enterprise technology agreement – motion carried

Property Committee

The Property Committee will consider approving a proposal to replace HVAC systems at the Law and Justice Center and an emergency appropriation ordinance to amend the Fiscal Year 2025 budget. The Parks and Recreation Department will present updates on the new Park Master Plan survey and merchandise sales.

• Approval of HVAC replacement proposal for Law and Justice Center
• Approval of Emergency Appropriation Ordinance for FY 2025
• Parks Department to present new Park Master Plan survey
• Parks Department merchandise sales update
• Approval of Air Handler replacement agreement for Museum

The Property Committee approved the consent agenda for department invoices and authorized remote attendance for Chair Laymon. Members recommended approval of MSI's proposal to replace seven HVAC units at the Law and Justice Center. The committee also approved an emergency appropriation amendment to the FY 2025 budget and entered a closed session before returning to open session.

• Approved consent agenda invoices for Facilities and Parks & Recreation (motion carried)
• Approved remote attendance of Chair Laymon (motion carried)
• Recommended approval of MSI proposal for partial HVAC replacement at Law and Justice Center (motion carried)
• Approved Emergency Appropriation Ordinance amending FY 2025 budget (motion carried)
• Approved motion to enter closed session under 5 ILCS 120/2(c)(5) (all members voted yes)
• Approved motion to return to open session (all members voted yes)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will consider a text amendment regarding data center use standards. The board will also review a request for a commercial solar energy generating facility in Dale Township. Both items are recommendations to the County Board.

• Case ZA-26-01: Text amendment to Zoning Ordinance Sections 350-42 and 350-43 for data centers
• Case SU-26-01: Special use request for a 5 MW commercial solar facility on 32 acres in Dale Township
• Case SU-26-01 location: Southwest of the intersection of 1075 East Rd. and 1000 North Rd.

The board approved the minutes from the February 3, 2026 meeting by voice vote. It voted 7‑0 to recommend approval of a text amendment to the zoning ordinance for data center uses (Case ZA-26-01). It voted 6‑1 to recommend approval, with stipulated conditions, of a special‑use permit for a 5 MW solar facility on 32 acres (Case SU-26-01).

• Approved February 3, 2026 minutes (voice vote)
• Recommended approval of data center zoning amendment (7‑0, Dean absent)
• Recommended approval of 5 MW solar special‑use permit with stipulations (6‑1, Hughes opposed, Dean absent)

Public Building Commission

The Public Building Commission will elect a new secretary for the remainder of fiscal year 2026, approve the February meeting minutes, and vote on the Treasurer’s Report and bill payments. It will consider a potential public building revenue bond to finance the Bloomington‑Normal Water Reclamation District project, and discuss elevator modernization at the Law & Justice Center and Old County Courthouse. Additional items include an animal services facility project, a status report on commission‑owned facilities, and approval of an Otis Elevator change order.

• Election of new secretary for the remainder of Fiscal Year 2026
• Vote to approve Treasurer’s Report and payment of bills
• Discussion of possible public building revenue bond issue to fund BNWRD project
• Discussion of modernization of elevators in the Law & Justice Center and Old County Courthouse
• Discussion and vote to approve Otis Elevator Co.’s Jail Duplex Elevator Sills Change Order

The commission unanimously appointed Mr. Ruin as Commission Secretary for the remainder of Fiscal Year 2026. It also approved the February meeting minutes, the Treasurer’s Report, and an $11,600 payment to Otis Elevator Co. for jail elevator work. The meeting was adjourned unanimously.

• Appointed Mr. Ruin as Commission Secretary for FY 2026 (unanimous voice vote)
• Approved February 3, 2026 meeting minutes as submitted (unanimous voice vote)
• Approved Treasurer’s Report and proposed payments (unanimous voice vote)
• Approved payment of $11,600 to Otis Elevator Co. for jail elevator change order (unanimous vote)
• Adjourned meeting at 3:51 p.m. (unanimous voice vote)

Land Use & Transportation Committee

The Land Use and Transportation Committee will consider several action items, including a waiver and two‑lot subdivision plat for the Stringtown Solar Subdivision, a $2,193,436.62 contract to resurface Leroy School Road, and a $244,250 purchase of dump bodies, hoists and hydraulics. Additional items include a flatbed truck and truck‑mounted attenuator purchase, bridge construction petitions for Lawndale and White Oak Road districts, and an agreement for a stormwater education program.

• Waiver of preliminary plan requirements and approval of a two‑lot final plat for the Stringtown Solar Subdivision (case S‑26‑01) near 1075 E Rd & 1000 N Rd in Dale Township
• Award of $2,193,436.62 contract to Rowe Construction for resurfacing Leroy School Road (CH 40)
• Purchase of two dump bodies, hoists and hydraulics from Monroe Truck Equipment for $244,250
• Purchase of a new flatbed truck and truck‑mounted attenuator (amount not specified)
• Bridge construction petitions for joint culvert replacements on Lawndale Road District and White Oak Road District

The Land Use & Transportation Committee approved a waiver of preliminary plan requirements and a two‑lot subdivision final plat for the Stringtown Solar Subdivision (case S‑26‑01). It also approved several highway-related actions, including a project letting for the LeRoy road extension, purchases of dump bodies, a flatbed truck with attenuator, and two culvert replacement petitions. An agreement for storm‑water education services with the Ecology Action Center was approved, with one member abstaining.

• Approved minutes from Feb 3 2026 and departmental invoices (motion carried)
• Approved waiver and two‑lot subdivision final plat for Stringtown Solar Subdivision (case S‑26‑01) (motion carried)
• Approved Resolution from Feb 24 2026 Project Letting for extended LeRoy road project (motion carried)
• Approved purchase of two dump bodies, hoists and hydraulics from Monroe Equipment (motion carried)
• Approved purchase of a new flatbed truck and truck‑mounted attenuator (motion carried)
• Approved Bridge Construction Petition for Joint Culvert Replacement #1 – Lawndale Road District (motion carried)
• Approved Bridge Construction Petition for Joint Culvert Replacement #1 – White Oak Road District (motion carried)
• Approved Stormwater Education Program Services agreement with Ecology Action Center (motion carried; Bessler abstained)

Health Committee

The Health Committee is meeting to consider several emergency appropriation ordinances to close out 2025 general ledger funds. The body will also discuss a proposed budget for the 2026 Employee Wellness Program and a contract amendment for the nursing home.

• Request for $6,560 from the Employee Benefit Fund for the 2026 Employee Wellness Program
• Emergency Appropriation Ordinance for Health Department Fund 0105
• Emergency Appropriation Ordinance for Health Department Fund 0107
• Emergency Appropriation Ordinances for Nursing Home Fund 0401 (FY 2025 and FY 2026)
• Contract amendment with O’Shea Builders

The committee approved the consent agenda, including prior meeting minutes and invoices. It then approved emergency appropriation ordinances for Fund 0105, Fund 0107, and Fund 0401 for FY 2025, and for Fund 0401 for FY 2026. Finally, the committee approved a contract amendment with O’Shea Builders. All motions were carried.

• Approved consent agenda (minutes and invoices) – Motion carried
• Approved Emergency Appropriation Ordinance for Fund 0105 – Motion carried
• Approved Emergency Appropriation Ordinance for Fund 0107 – Motion carried
• Approved Emergency Appropriation Ordinance for Fund 0401 (FY 2025) – Motion carried
• Approved Emergency Appropriation Ordinance for Fund 0401 (FY 2026) – Motion carried
• Approved contract amendment with O’Shea Builders – Motion carried

HD - Board of Health Agenda and Minutes

The Behavioral Health Policy and Funding Committee will approve the minutes from its January 28, 2026 meeting. It will discuss the Calendar Year 2027 Behavioral Health Renewal Funding Review Checklist and Funding Evaluation Matrix, proposed contract language for payees of last resort and additional funding, and whether to schedule a meeting on the Mobile Crisis Program. The committee will then adjourn.

• Approval of January 28, 2026 Committee minutes
• Discussion of CY27 Behavioral Health Renewal Funding Review Checklist and Funding Evaluation Matrix
• Review of proposed 2027 contract language regarding payee of last resort and additional funding
• Consideration of scheduling a meeting to discuss the Mobile Crisis Program

The committee approved the January 28, 2026 meeting minutes; the motion was carried with Dr. Hume and Cory Tello voting in favor and Hannah Eisner abstaining. The members decided that a separate meeting to review the Mobile Crisis Program was not necessary. Discussions were held on the CY27 funding review tools and proposed contract language, but no formal actions were taken on those items.

• Approved Jan 28, 2026 minutes (motion carried, Eisner abstained)
• Determined no separate meeting needed for Mobile Crisis Program

HD - Board of Health Agenda with Attachments

The Behavioral Health Policy and Funding Committee will approve the minutes from its January 28, 2026 meeting. It will review the Calendar Year 2027 Behavioral Health renewal funding checklist and evaluation matrix. The committee will consider proposed contract language that would make the Board the payee of last resort and dictate how additional funding is applied. A discussion will be held about scheduling a meeting on the Mobile Crisis Program.

• Approval of January 28, 2026 committee minutes
• Review of CY 2027 Behavioral Health renewal funding checklist and evaluation matrix
• Consideration of proposed 2027 contract language for payee of last resort and application of additional funding
• Discussion of scheduling a meeting to discuss the Mobile Crisis Program

County Board Special Events

The McLean County Board is holding a special meeting to discuss an Intergovernmental Agreement. The agenda does not list specific decisions or the details of the agreement.

• Discussion of an Intergovernmental Agreement

HD - 377 Board Agendas with Attachments

The McLean County Developmental Disability Board will approve the January 14, 2026 board minutes. It will receive a notification of a prepaid allocation of $11,062.09 to the Persons/Dev.Disability fund for contract services with Best Buddies International, Inc. The board will also discuss an overview of the Lifelong Access pediatric Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) program.

• Consent agenda: notification of $11,062.09 prepaid allocation to Persons/Dev.Disability fund
• Approval of Board minutes – January 14, 2026
• Discussion of Lifelong Access: overview of the pediatric ABA program
• Contract services with Best Buddies International, Inc. for $11,062.09

HD - 377 Board Agenda and Minutes

The McLean County Board for the Care and Treatment of Persons with a Developmental Disability will meet to approve minutes from January 14, 2026, and authorize paid allocations totaling $11,062.09 for January 2026. The board will also discuss the Pediatric Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) Program.

• Approval of Board Minutes – January 14, 2026
• Notification of Paid Allocations – January 2026: $11,062.09
• Discussion: Lifelong Access Pediatric ABA Program Overview

The board approved the consent agenda, which included a $11,062.09 paid allocation for January 2026. The board also approved the minutes from the January 14, 2026 meeting. Both motions were carried.

• Approved consent agenda (including $11,062.09 paid allocation) – motion carried
• Approved January 14, 2026 board minutes – motion carried

METCOM Operations Board

The METCOM Operations Board will meet to approve previous minutes and review expenditures from December 2025 and January 2026. The board will also receive information regarding staffing, CAD updates, and system-wide outages.

• Review of December 2025 and January 2026 expenditures
• Information on problem reports and system-wide outages
• Staffing updates
• CAD update
• Review of Powers of the Metcom Board

Stand Up Meetings

The Property Committee will consider the consent agenda. This includes approving the minutes from the January 6, 2026 regular meeting and recommending approval of any bills and transfers presented to the County Board.

• Approve minutes from the January 6, 2026 regular meeting
• Recommend approval of bills and transfers to the County Board

County Board

The McLean County Board will vote on a consent agenda that includes several resolutions. Key items are the approval of highway material contracts totaling $1,156,931.37 to Contech Engineered Solutions, multiple procurement contracts for computers, advertising and crisis‑service agreements, and amendments to county ordinances on alcoholic beverages and fees. The board will also consider an emergency appropriation ordinance that modifies the FY 2026 budget.

• Approve highway material contracts (Sections 22A‑22C) totaling $1,156,931.37 to Contech Engineered Solutions
• Approve joint purchasing contract for computers from HP, Inc.
• Approve advertising agreements for 988 crisis services with Pantagraph Publishing, Marcus Media Group, and Houck Transit Advertising
• Approve ordinances amending Chapter 160 (Alcoholic Beverages) and Chapter 205 fees
• Approve emergency appropriation ordinance amending the FY 2026 Combined Annual Appropriation and Budget

Sheriff's Merit Commission

The Merit Commission will vote to approve or amend the February 9 agenda and the January 12 meeting minutes. It will confirm the election of Vice Chair Susie Casey, review the budget performance report through January 2026, and discuss upcoming reporting and disciplinary matters. A disciplinary meeting is being scheduled for March 2, 2026 at 9 a.m.

• Election of Vice Chair Susie Casey confirmed unanimously
• Vote to approve/amend February 9 agenda and January 12 minutes
• Review of Budget Performance Report & Accumulated Transaction Listings as of end‑January 2026
• Discussion of Statement of Economic Interest reporting requirements
• Scheduling of disciplinary meeting for March 2, 2026 at 9 a.m.

Executive Committee

The Executive Committee is reviewing updates to the county code to create a Class D liquor license for businesses selling only commercially pre-packaged alcohol. The committee is also considering various board appointments, IT purchases, and behavioral health service contracts.

• Proposed Ordinance amending Chapter 160 and Chapter 205 to create a Class D liquor license
• Appointments to Park Lawn Cemetery Association, Regional Planning, and Emergency Telephone System Board
• IT purchase requests for computers from HP, Inc. and a quote from Govconnection, Inc.
• Advertising agreements for 988 crisis services with Pantagraph Publishing, Marcus Media Group, and Houck Transit Advertising
• Intergovernmental Agreement for sale of secured bed space in the McLean County Juvenile Detention Center

The Executive Committee approved its consent agenda and a set of appointments and reappointments. It adopted an ordinance amending Chapter 160 of the County Code on alcoholic beverages and reduced the Class D liquor license fee from $1,200 to $900. The committee also authorized the purchase of HP computers, a GovConnection antivirus software renewal, and two advertising agreements for 988 crisis services.

• Approved Consent Agenda (motion carried)
• Approved recommended appointments and reappointments (motion carried)
• Approved amendment to McLean County Code Chapter 160 Alcoholic Beverages (motion carried)
• Amended Class D liquor license fee to $900 (motion carried)
• Approved purchase of HP computers through joint purchasing contract (motion carried)
• Approved GovConnection antivirus software sales quote (motion carried)
• Approved advertising agreement with Pantagraph Publishing for 988 crisis services (motion carried)
• Approved advertising agreement with Marcus Media Group for 988 crisis services (motion carried)

Justice Committee

The Justice Committee will review several contracts, including a bed space agreement with Macon County and a movie licensing renewal. The body will also consider an emergency appropriation ordinance and a mutual aid system resolution.

• Intergovernmental Agreement for Macon County to secure one bed space at the Juvenile Detention Center for $250 per day ($91,250 annually)
• Public Performance Licensing Agreement with Swank Motion Pictures for the JDC for $556.00
• Contract for Services between DeWitt County Community Mental Health Board and Children’s Advocacy Center
• Resolution to participate in the Illinois Emergency Management Mutual Aid System Response
• Emergency Appropriation Ordinance amending the Fiscal Year 2026 Combined Annual Appropriation and Budget Ordinance

The Justice Committee approved several items, including remote attendance for Member Hansen, the consent agenda with January minutes and $626,564.58 in invoices, a licensing agreement for the Juvenile Detention Center, a secured bed‑space sale to another county, a contract for services with the DeWitt County Community Mental Health Board, participation in the Illinois Emergency Management Mutual Aid System, and an emergency appropriation to replace 105 court computers. All motions were carried without recorded vote tallies.

• Approved remote attendance for Member Eric Hansen (motion carried)
• Approved January 7, 2026 minutes and invoices totaling $626,564.58 (motion carried)
• Approved Public Performance Licensing Agreement with Swank Motions Pictures for the Juvenile Detention Center (motion carried)
• Approved Intergovernmental Agreement for sale of secured bed space in the Juvenile Detention Center (motion carried)
• Approved Contract for Services between DeWitt County Community Mental Health Board and Children’s Advocacy Center (motion carried)
• Approved Resolution authorizing participation in the Illinois Emergency Management Mutual Aid System (motion carried)
• Approved Emergency Appropriation Ordinance amending FY 2026 budget to replace 105 court computers (motion carried)

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will review requests to authorize the County Board Chair to enter into comprehensive insurance agreements. The body will also consider a resolution to change a Case Manager position to a Lead Case Manager for the Children’s Advocacy Center & CASA Program.

• Resolution authorizing the County Board Chair to enter into agreements for Comprehensive Insurance
• Resolution amending funded FTE positions for 2026: Case Manager to Lead Case Manager
• Acceptance of County Treasurer’s Monthly Financial Reports
• Review of Animal Services January 2026 statistics, including 59 total adoptions or transfers YTD
• County Clerk recording receipts for December 2025 totaling $221,330.75

The committee approved remote attendance for Member Buck Farley, adopted the consent agenda including the January 7 minutes and $953,594.07 in invoices, accepted the County Treasurer’s monthly financial reports, amended the funded FTE position for the Case Manager role, and approved a resolution authorizing the County Board Chair to enter into the Comprehensive Insurance program.

• Approved remote attendance request for Member Buck Farley (motion carried)
• Approved January 7, 2026 meeting minutes and $953,594.07 in invoices (motion carried)
• Accepted and placed on file the County Treasurer’s monthly financial reports (motion carried)
• Recommended approval of amendment to funded FTE positions – Case Manager to Lead Case Manager (motion carried)
• Recommended approval of resolution authorizing Comprehensive Insurance program for policy year 2026 (motion carried)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The McLean County Zoning Board of Appeals will make final decisions on four variance applications concerning accessory building size, sidewall height, and front setback requirements for properties in Bloomington, Hudson, and Anchor townships. Public members may address non‑agenda topics for up to 20 minutes. The meeting follows a verbatim transcript of the December 2, 2025 meeting and sets the next meeting for March 3, 2026.

• Case ZV-25-11: Variance to increase accessory building size to 3,346 sq ft (from 1,725 sq ft) and sidewall height to 14 ft (from 12 ft) at 1703 Bunn St., Bloomington (R‑1 district).
• Case ZV-25-12: Variance to reduce front setback to 12 ft 8 in (from 30 ft) for an addition at 24441 Anderson Dr., Hudson (R‑1 district).
• Case ZV-26-01: Variance to increase accessory building size to 3,312 sq ft (from 1,950 sq ft) and sidewall height to 16 ft (from 12 ft) at 38194 E 2000 North Rd., Anchor (R‑1 district).
• Case ZV-26-02: Variance to increase accessory building size to 5,579 sq ft (from 3,600 sq ft) in the Agriculture District at 14431 E 2400 North Rd., Hudson.

The Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approved variance applications ZV-25-11, ZV-25-12, ZV-26-01, and ZV-26-02. Each motion received six votes in favor, none opposed, with Member Turner absent. The approved variances allow larger accessory buildings, increased sidewall heights, and reduced front setbacks in the R‑1 Single Family Residence and Agriculture districts.

• Approved variance ZV-25-11 for 1703 Bunn St. (6‑0, Turner absent)
• Approved variance ZV-25-12 for 24441 Anderson Dr. (6‑0, Turner absent)
• Approved variance ZV-26-01 for 38194 E 2000 North Rd. (6‑0, Turner absent)
• Approved variance ZV-26-02 for 14431 E 2400 North Rd. (6‑0, Turner absent)

Health Committee

The Health Committee will adopt a consent agenda covering the January 6 minutes and payment of bills. Members of the public and county employees will have an appearance segment. Department heads will present reports, and the Nursing Home Administrator will request approval of four service agreements: a hospice services agreement, a master services agreement with Symbiotic Partners, LLC, a MatrixCare RCM services order form, and an engagement letter with Templin Healthcare Accounting Services, LLP. The meeting will conclude with setting the next meeting date.

• Approve Nursing Facility Hospice Services Agreement
• Approve Master Services Agreement with Symbiotic Partners, LLC
• Approve MatrixCare RCM Services Order Form with MatrixCare, Inc.
• Approve Engagement Letter with Templin Healthcare Accounting Services, LLP
• Consent agenda: approve minutes from Jan 6, 2026 meeting and payment of bills

The committee approved remote attendance for two members and adopted the consent agenda containing prior minutes and invoices. It also approved a hospice services agreement with Carle and three separate contracts for the county nursing home: a Master Services Agreement with Symbiotic Partners, an RCM services order form with MatrixCare, and an engagement letter with Templin Healthcare Accounting Services. No public comments were recorded.

• Approved remote attendance for Members Tompkins and Farley
• Approved Consent Agenda including Jan 6, 2026 minutes and invoices
• Approved Nursing Facility Hospice Services Agreement with Carle
• Approved Master Services Agreement with Symbiotic Partners, LLC
• Approved MatrixCare RCM Services Order Form with MatrixCare, Inc.
• Approved Engagement Letter with Templin Healthcare Accounting Services, LLP

Public Building Commission

The Public Building Commission will approve the minutes from its January 6, 2026 meeting and the Treasurer's report with payment of bills. Commissioners will discuss a potential revenue bond to fund the Bloomington‑Normal Water Reclamation District project, as well as elevator modernization at the Law & Justice Center and Old County Courthouse. An invoice from Otis Elevator Co. for $53,008.85 will be considered, along with other facility updates and animal services project discussion.

• Vote to approve minutes of the January 6, 2026 regular monthly meeting
• Discussion and vote to approve Treasurer’s Report and payment of bills
• Discussion of possible public building revenue bond issue to fund BNWRD project
• Discussion of modernization of elevators in the Law & Justice Center and Old County Courthouse
• Discussion and vote to approve Otis Elevator Co. invoice #46 for $53,008.85

The Public Building Commission approved the January 6, 2026 meeting minutes by voice vote. It then approved the Treasurer’s Report and the proposed payments with all commissioners voting in favor. A consent‑agenda item to pay Otis Elevator Co. Invoice #46 for $53,008.85 was also approved unanimously. The meeting was adjourned by unanimous voice vote.

• Approved January 6, 2026 meeting minutes (voice vote)
• Approved Treasurer’s Report and proposed payments (all commissioners voted in favor)
• Approved payment of Otis Elevator Co. Invoice #46 for $53,008.85 (consent agenda, all commissioners voted in favor)
• Motion to adjourn approved unanimously (voice vote)

Land Use & Transportation Committee

The Land Use and Transportation Committee will consider several approvals, including material letting contracts for metal and plastic pipe, a project letting, highway and matching‑fund resolutions for Leroy School Road, and an updated Storm Water Management Plan for the MS4 permit. The committee will also review a request to amend the Zoning Ordinance to change the use table and standards for data centers, which would be forwarded to the Zoning Board of Appeals for a public hearing.

• Approval of material letting contracts: $638,267.33, $464,122.66 and $54,541.38 awarded to Contech Engineered Solutions
• Approval of the January 27, 2026 project letting (details not specified)
• Approval of highway and matching‑fund resolutions for Leroy School Road (CH 40), Section 25‑00029‑06‑RS
• Approval of the updated Storm Water Management Plan for the MS4 permit submission to the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
• Request for a text amendment of the Zoning Ordinance to modify the use table and standards for data centers

The Land Use and Transportation Committee approved the minutes from the Jan 6, 2026 meeting and related invoices. It also approved the January 20 material letting resolution, the January 27 project letting resolution, the highway & matching fund resolutions for Leroy School Road, the updated Storm Water Management Plan, and a text amendment to the Zoning Ordinance for data centers. All motions were carried.

• Approved minutes from Jan 6, 2026 and related invoices (motion carried)
• Approved Resolution for Jan 20, 2026 Material Letting (motion carried)
• Approved Resolution for Jan 27, 2026 Project Letting (motion carried)
• Approved Highway & Matching Fund Resolutions for Leroy School Road (CH 40) (motion carried)
• Approved updated Storm Water Management Plan for MS4 Permit (motion carried)
• Approved text amendment of Zoning Ordinance for Data Centers (motion carried)

HD - Board of Health Agenda and Minutes

The Behavioral Health Policy and Funding Committee approved the minutes from the November 17, 2025 meeting. No other actions were decided; the committee discussed the CY27 funding guidelines and renewal proposal schedule but took no formal votes on those items.

• Approved November 17, 2025 committee minutes (motion carried)

HD - Board of Health Agenda with Attachments

The Behavioral Health Policy and Funding Committee will review the 2027 Behavioral Health Funding Guidelines and Process document and the accompanying timeline. The committee will also discuss the renewal proposal cadence for funded programs.

• Review of 2027 Behavioral Health Funding Guidelines and Process
• Review of 2027 Behavioral Health Funding Timeline
• Discussion of renewal proposal cadence for funded programs
• Approval of November 17, 2025, Committee Minutes

Emergency Telephone System Board (ETSB)

The Emergency Telephone System Board will review financial reports and 911 system manager updates. The board is deciding on an HVAC RFP and the selection of a consultant, which may lead to a combined budget amendment.

• Approval of HVAC RFP and associated budget amendment
• Selection of a consultant and associated budget amendment
• Potential adoption of a single combined budget amendment
• Review of Nov/Dec 2025 Financial Report
• Status of Contract MCP (listed as tabled)

The Emergency Telephone System Board approved the Tusa consultant proposal and the accompanying budget amendment with eight votes in favor and one member absent. The board also directed a re‑bid of the HVAC RFP for the Metcom building to seek a lower‑cost option. Additionally, the board cancelled the previously tabled Contract MCP and approved the meeting minutes and treasurer’s report.

• Approved Tusa consultant proposal and budget amendment (8 ayes, 1 absent)
• Motion to re‑bid HVAC RFP and explore cheaper option carried
• Cancelled Contract MCP carried
• Approved November 18 minutes, all in favor
• Approved treasurer’s report, all in favor

Liquor Control Commission

The Liquor Control Commission will vote on amending county codes to create a Class D license for pre-packaged alcohol and update related fees. The changes aim to clarify licensing for businesses that do not serve food.

• Approval of June 2025 meeting minutes
• Amendment to Chapter 160 Alcoholic Beverages
• Amendment to Chapter 205 Fees
• New Class D license for pre-packaged alcohol
• Public appearance period

The Liquor Control Commission approved the minutes from the June 12, 2025 meeting. It recommended approval of an ordinance amending Chapter 160 of the McLean County Code on alcoholic beverages. It also recommended approval of an ordinance amending Chapter 205 fees, setting the Class D license fee at $1,200. Staff were asked to research other counties’ fees for possible future changes.

• Approved June 12, 2025 meeting minutes (motion Cline/Bell, carried)
• Recommended approval of ordinance amending Code Chapter 160 Alcoholic Beverages (motion Cline/Bell, carried)
• Recommended approval of ordinance amending Code Chapter 205 Fees, Section 205‑31, setting Class D license fee $1,200 (motion Cline/Bell, carried)

Justice Committee

The McLean County Board will hold stand-up meetings for the Health, Justice, and Finance Committees to consider emergency appropriations, professional service agreements, and a raffle license application.

• Health Committee: Request approval of an Emergency Appropriation Ordinance for Fund 0401
• Justice Committee: Request approval of a First Amendment to a Professional Services Agreement with Carle West Physician Group
• Finance Committee: Request approval of a Class C raffle license application for the Boys and Girls Club of Bloomington – Normal

The committee considered a request to approve a First Amendment to the Professional Services Agreement with Carle West Physician Group. The motion to recommend approval was made by Roseman-Mendoza and Beirne and was carried. No other business was taken.

• Recommended approval of First Amendment to Professional Services Agreement with Carle West Physician Group (motion carried)

Health Committee

The McLean County Board Health Committee will meet to consider approving an emergency ordinance that amends the Fiscal Year 2026 budget. The Justice Committee will follow to approve an amendment to a professional services agreement with Carle West Physician Group. The Finance Committee will meet next to consider a Class C raffle license application for the Boys and Girls Club of Bloomington – Normal.

• Emergency Appropriation Ordinance for Fund 0401
• First Amendment to Professional Services Agreement with Carle West Physician Group
• Class C raffle license application for Boys and Girls Club of Bloomington – Normal

On January 15, 2026, the McLean County Health Committee met in Room 400 of the Government Center and declared a quorum. Chair Corey Beirne presented a request to approve an Emergency Appropriation Ordinance amending the FY 2026 Combined Annual Appropriation and Budget Ordinance for Fund 0401. The committee voted on the motion, and it was carried.

• Approved Emergency Appropriation Ordinance for Fund 0401 (motion carried)

Finance Committee

The Health Committee will consider an emergency appropriation ordinance that would amend the FY 2026 Combined Annual Appropriation and Budget Ordinance for Fund 0401. The Justice Committee will review a first amendment to the professional services agreement with Carle West Physician Group. The Finance Committee will vote on a Class C raffle license application for the Boys and Girls Club of Bloomington‑Normal.

• Emergency Appropriation Ordinance amendment for Fund 0401 (Health Committee)
• First Amendment to Professional Services Agreement with Carle West Physician Group (Justice Committee)
• Class C raffle license application for the Boys and Girls Club of Bloomington‑Normal (Finance Committee)

The McLean County Finance Committee held a special meeting on Jan. 15, 2026. Chair Val Laymon presented a request to approve a Class C raffle license for the Boys and Girls Club of Bloomington‑Normal. A motion by Buck Farley and William Bessler to recommend approval was made and the motion carried. No other business was considered.

• Approved Class C raffle license for Boys and Girls Club of Bloomington-Normal (motion carried)

County Board

The McLean County Board will vote on several emergency appropriation ordinances and county code amendments. The body is also reviewing multiple service contracts and a three-year solid waste program agreement.

• Hudson West Reconstruction Project contract with H.J. Eppel & Co. Inc. for $5,937,830.39
• Emergency Appropriation Ordinances for Fund 0401, Sheriff's Department 0029, Jury Commission 0018, and Fund 0170
• Three-year solid waste program agreement between Ecology Action Center, McLean County, City of Bloomington, and Town of Normal
• Four escrow agreements for Commercial Solar Energy Generating Facilities with PureSky Energy and KeyBank
• Architectural and Engineering services contract for the Fairview Building rehabilitation project

The McLean County Board approved a series of ordinance amendments, memoranda, and emergency appropriation measures across several committees. All motions were reported as passed, with the emergency appropriations requiring a two‑thirds vote under state law. No other substantive items were presented.

• Approved Ordinance amending Code Chapter 108 (executive committee) – motion passed
• Approved Memorandum of Understanding on Mental Health and Public Safety Fund Audit – motion passed
• Approved Letter of Engagement with Clifton Larson Allen – motion passed
• Approved Ordinance amending Code Chapter 50 – motion passed
• Approved Ordinance amending Code Chapter 116 – motion passed
• Approved Emergency Appropriation Ordinance for Fund 0401 (health committee) – motion passed (2/3 required)
• Approved Emergency Appropriation Ordinance for Sheriff’s Department 0029 and Jury Commission 0018 – motion passed (2/3 required)
• Approved three‑year solid waste program agreement with Ecology Action Center, Bloomington and Normal – motion passed

Stand Up Meetings

Three county committees are meeting to act on an emergency budget amendment for nursing home renovations, a medical services contract for the detention facility, and a raffle license application.

• Emergency Appropriation Ordinance for Nursing Home Fund 0401: $160,000 for MEP Project Phase 3 temporary arrangements
• First Amendment to Professional Services Agreement with Carle West Physician Group for services at McLean County Detention Facility at $150 per hour ($312,000 annually)
• Class C raffle license application for the Boys and Girls Club of Bloomington – Normal

HD - 377 Board Agendas with Attachments

The 377 Board will consider its consent agenda, which includes paid allocations of $65,164.06 for November 2025 and $171,760.25 for December 2025 to the Persons/Developmental Disability fund. It will also approve the minutes from the November 20, 2025 meeting. Additionally, the board will hear an overview of the Partnerships in Health program presented by Carle Health and Fitness Center.

• Consent agenda: paid allocations of $65,164.06 (Nov 2025) and $171,760.25 (Dec 2025) for the Persons/Developmental Disability fund
• Approval of Board Minutes – November 20, 2025
• Discussion: Carle Health and Fitness Center – Overview of the Partnerships in Health program
• Contract services expenditures reported for Health Department, including vendors such as Baby Fold, Best Buddies International, Easter Seals – UCP, Homes of Hope, IWP Bloomington, and Lifelong Access
• Health Committee – Developmental Disability Board report pages detailing fund totals and expenditures

HD - Board of Health Agenda and Minutes

The McLean County Board of Health will vote on several key initiatives, including the 2026‑2028 Community Health Improvement Plan and the 2026‑2028 Health Department Strategic Plan. It will also consider grant approvals for the Illinois Vaccine Access Program, the Women to Women Giving Circle, and a service agreement with Western Avenue Community Center. Additional items include routine reports, a consent agenda for $524,438.44 in bills, and public participation.

• Approval of the 2026‑2028 McLean County Community Health Improvement Plan
• Approval of the 2026‑2028 McLean County Health Department Strategic Plan
• Approval of the Illinois Vaccine Access Program Grant
• Approval of the Women to Women Giving Circle Grant
• Approval of Interpretation and Translation Services Agreement with Western Avenue Community Center

The McLean County Board of Health approved the 2026‑2028 Community Health Improvement Plan and the 2026‑2028 Health Department Strategic Plan. It also approved the Illinois Vaccine Access Program Grant, the Women to Women Giving Circle Grant, and an interpretation and translation services agreement with Western Avenue Community Center. Board officers were re‑elected unanimously.

• Approved 2026‑2028 Community Health Improvement Plan (motion carried)
• Approved 2026‑2028 Health Department Strategic Plan (motion carried)
• Approved Illinois Vaccine Access Program Grant (motion carried)
• Approved Women to Women Giving Circle Grant (motion carried)
• Approved Interpretation and Translation Services Agreement with Western Avenue Community Center (motion carried)
• Re‑elected Robert Kohlhase as President (unanimous)
• Re‑elected Hannah Eisner as Secretary (unanimous)
• Reappointed Mary Campbell to Mental Health Advisory Board (three‑year term)

HD - Board of Health Agenda with Attachments

The McLean County Board of Health will review several long-term planning documents and grant approvals. The meeting includes a presentation on the updated Behavioral Health Action Plan and a review of 2025 division reports.

• Approval of 2026-2028 Community Health Improvement Plan
• Approval of 2026-2028 Health Department Strategic Plan
• Payment of bills totaling $524,438.44
• Approval of Illinois Vaccine Access Program and Women to Women Giving Circle grants
• Translation services agreement with Western Avenue Community Center

HD - 377 Board Agenda and Minutes

The McLean County Board for the Care and Treatment of Persons with a Developmental Disability is meeting to approve previous minutes and review paid allocations. The board will also receive an overview of the Partnerships in Health Program at the Carle Health and Fitness Center.

• Notification of November 2025 paid allocations: $65,164.06
• Notification of December 2025 paid allocations: $171,760.25
• Approval of November 20, 2025 Board Minutes
• Discussion of Carle Health and Fitness Center Partnerships in Health Program

The board approved the consent agenda and the November 20, 2025 meeting minutes. It decided to postpone the site visit for The Baby Fold – Community School Program for 2026 due to federal funding uncertainty. The board requested that the first‑quarter Lifelong Access ABA program site visit be held at the home office, with a later visit to the pediatric area after construction is finished.

• Consent agenda approved (motion carried)
• November 20, 2025 board minutes approved (motion carried)
• Postponed The Baby Fold site visit for 2026
• Requested first‑quarter Lifelong Access ABA site visit at home office
• Tentatively scheduled pediatric‑area visit after construction

Sheriff's Merit Commission

The Merit Commission of Deputy Sheriffs and Correctional Officers will meet to elect a Vice Chair. The body will also review budget performance and transaction listings from December 2025.

• Nomination and vote for Vice Chair of the Merit Commission
• Review of Budget Performance Report & Accumulated Transaction Listings as of December 2025
• Discussion of Open Meetings certification training for commission members
• Vote to approve December 9, 2025, meeting minutes

Executive Committee

The Executive Committee will review and vote on several contract amendments, service agreements, and ordinance changes. Items include approvals for a Change Order with ATIMS, a Cornerstone on Demand contract amendment, a renewal with Levi, Ray and Shoup, Inc., and a contract with Sanborn Map Company. The committee will also consider emergency appropriation ordinances amending the FY 2026 budget for the Sheriff’s Department, Jury Commission, and other county funds. Additional agenda items cover health service contracts, a three‑year solid‑waste program agreement, and a memorandum of understanding for a mental‑health audit.

• Request approval of a Change Order with ATIMS (Item a‑1)
• Request approval of a Contract Amendment with Cornerstone on Demand (Item a‑2)
• Request approval of renewal proposal with Levi, Ray and Shoup, Inc. (Item a‑3)
• Request approval of Emergency Appropriation Ordinance amending FY 2026 budget for Sheriff’s Department and Jury Commission (Item c‑d)
• Request approval of three‑year solid waste program agreement between Ecology Action Center, McLean County, Bloomington, and Normal (Land Use and Transportation Committee Item a)

The committee approved a series of contracts and amendments for information technology services, a provider participation agreement for behavioral health, several county code ordinances, and emergency appropriation ordinances for the Sheriff’s Department and other funds. It also approved a solid‑waste program agreement and a memorandum of understanding for a mental‑health audit. All motions were carried.

• Approved Change Order with ATIMS for JMS (motion carried)
• Approved Contract Amendment with Cornerstone on Demand for additional ERP content (motion carried)
• Approved renewal of online system contract with Levi, Ray and Shoup, Inc. (motion carried)
• Approved contract with Sanborn Map Company, Inc. for mapping photos (motion carried)
• Approved Statements of Work with Insight Public Sector for audio/visual upgrades (motion carried)
• Approved Provider Participation Agreement with Illinois Health Practice Alliance (motion carried)
• Approved Ordinance amending Chapter 50 of the County Code (motion carried)
• Approved Emergency Appropriation Ordinance amending the 2026 budget for the Sheriff’s Department (motion carried)

Legislative Sub-Committee

The Legislative Subcommittee will approve minutes from the Jan. 16, 2025 and Dec. 1, 2025 meetings, hear comments from members of the public and county employees, and discuss the McLean County Board’s 2026 Legislative Principles and Priorities. Those principles outline the county’s stance on expanding fee and non‑property tax revenue sources, opposing unfunded mandates, and supporting various state legislation affecting revenue, transportation, mental‑health, hazardous‑waste, and other services. No formal decisions beyond discussion are listed on the agenda.

• Approval of minutes from the Jan. 16, 2025 and Dec. 1, 2025 meetings
• Public and county employee appearance segment
• Discussion of McLean County Board approved Legislative Principles and Priorities

Justice Committee

The Justice Committee will consider its consent agenda and several reports before acting on five items. These include approving a 2026 Illinois CASA membership agreement, a lease with Dorothy Warner Business Center, LLC, an emergency appropriation ordinance for the Sheriff’s Department and Jury Commission, an emergency appropriation ordinance for Fund 0170, and an amendment to the Neutral Site Custody Exchange and Supervised Visitation Center agreement. The committee will also receive informational updates from the Public Defender, Court Services, State’s Attorney, Coroner, and others.

• Approve 2026 Illinois CASA Membership Agreement between Illinois CASA and CASA of McLean and Logan Counties
• Approve lease between Dorothy Warner Business Center, LLC and McLean County
• Approve Emergency Appropriation Ordinance amending FY2026 Combined Annual Appropriation and Budget Ordinance for the Sheriff’s Department (0029) and Jury Commission (0018)
• Approve Emergency Appropriation Ordinance amending FY2026 Combined Annual Appropriation and Budget Ordinance for Fund 0170
• Approve amendment to the Neutral Site Custody Exchange and Supervised Visitation Center Agreement

The committee approved the consent agenda, including the December 3, 2025 minutes and $734,980.12 in invoices. It approved a 2026 Illinois CASA membership agreement and the renewal lease with Dorothy Warner Business Center, LLC. Emergency appropriation ordinances were approved to shift bailiff duties to the Jury Commission and to fund the Circuit Court program, and an amendment to the Neutral Site Custody Exchange and Supervised Visitation Center Agreement was also approved.

• Approved Dec 3, 2025 minutes and $734,980.12 invoices (motion carried)
• Approved 2026 Illinois CASA Membership Agreement (motion carried)
• Approved lease renewal with Dorothy Warner Business Center, LLC (motion carried)
• Approved emergency appropriation moving bailiff duties to Jury Commission (motion carried)
• Approved emergency appropriation funding $106,000 annual Circuit Court program (motion carried)
• Approved amendment to Neutral Site Custody Exchange and Supervised Visitation Center Agreement (motion carried)

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will consider software agreements for election reporting and nursing home position reclassifications. The body will also review proposed amendments to Chapters 50 and 116 of the McLean County Code.

• Subscription Agreement with SOE Software Corporation for Election Night results
• Sales Order Agreement with Election Systems and Software
• Reclassification of Nurse Manager, Infection Prevention RN, and MDS Care Coordinator RN positions
• Resolution amending 2026 funded full-time equivalent positions for the Sheriff Department
• Proposed ordinances amending Chapter 50 and Chapter 116 of the McLean County Code

The committee approved a subscription agreement with SOE Software and a sales order agreement with Election Systems and Software. It accepted the County Treasurer’s monthly financial reports and approved two new nursing positions. It also adopted a resolution changing sheriff department FTE positions and amended County Code Chapters 50 and 116.

• Approved minutes and $1,069,988.94 invoices (motion carried)
• Recommended approval of Subscription Agreement with SOE Software Corporation (motion carried)
• Recommended approval of Sales Order Agreement with Election Systems and Software (motion carried)
• Accepted and placed on file the County Treasurer’s monthly financial reports (motion carried)
• Approved Infection Prevention RN and MDS Care Coordinator RN Administrative Nurse positions (motion carried)
• Approved Resolution amending Funded Full-time Equivalent positions for Sheriff Dept (motion carried)
• Approved ordinance amending Chapter 50 of the McLean County Code (motion carried)
• Approved ordinance amending Chapter 116 of the McLean County Code (motion carried)

Health Committee

The Health Committee will consider two contracts for the county nursing home and review monthly reports from the jail, juvenile detention, and health departments. The meeting includes a report on 2026 funding awards for local behavioral health and developmental disability programs.

• Proposed contract with Advanced Nutrition Care, LLC for Registered Dietitian services
• Proposed Laboratory Services Agreement with Carle Hospital
• Funding for McLean County Center for Human Services Psychiatric Services: $673,244.29
• Funding for The Baby Fold Healthy Start program: $279,999.10
• Funding for Project Oz Mental Health Education for Youth and Families: $268,196.70

The committee adopted the consent agenda, which included the December 2, 2025 meeting minutes and various invoices. It recommended and approved a contract with Advanced Nutrition Care, LLC for Registered Dietitian services. It also recommended and approved a Laboratory Services Agreement with Carle Hospital. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approved Consent Agenda (Dec 2, 2025 minutes and invoices) – Motion carried
• Recommended approval of Advanced Nutrition Care, LLC dietitian contract – Motion carried
• Recommended approval of Laboratory Services Agreement with Carle Hospital – Motion carried

Public Building Commission

The Public Building Commission will consider several items, including a possible revenue bond to fund the BNWRD project and the use of surplus bond proceeds for a nursing home renovation. Commissioners will also discuss modernization of elevators at the Law & Justice Center and the Old County Courthouse, and an animal services facility project. A reimbursement of $52,256.70 for FF&E expenditures will be voted on, along with lease and contract amendments.

• Discussion and vote on possible public building revenue bond issue to fund the Bloomington‑Normal Water Reclamation District (BNWRD) project
• Discussion and vote to approve resolution for use of surplus funds on the McLean County Nursing Home Renovation Project
• Discussion and vote to approve reimbursement of $52,256.70 to McLean County for FF&E expenditures
• Discussion of modernization of elevators in the Law & Justice Center and Old County Courthouse
• Discussion of Animal Services Facility Project

The Public Building Commission voted unanimously to approve the 2026 Amendment to the Amended and Restated Lease Agreement and the 2026 Amendment to the Contract for Operation and Maintenance. It also approved both resolutions to apply $160,000 of surplus Series 2022 bond proceeds to the McLean County Nursing Home renovation. A payment of $56,256.70 for furniture, fixtures, and equipment for the Animal Services Facility was approved. The Commissioners also approved splitting the matured CD proceeds, placing half in a 12‑month term at PMA Securities and half in an 18‑month term, with all members voting in favor.

• Approved 2026 Amendment to the Amended and Restated Lease Agreement and 2026 Amendment to the Contract for Operation and Maintenance (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution to apply $160,000 surplus Series 2022 bond funds to McLean County Nursing Home renovation (unanimous)
• Approved payment of $56,256.70 for FF&E for the Animal Services Facility (unanimous)
• Approved reinvestment of CD proceeds: half into 12‑month term at PMA Securities, half into 18‑month term (unanimous)

Property Committee

The Property Committee will consider a request to approve a contract with Design Mavens Architecture for architectural and engineering services for the Fairview Building rehabilitation project. The meeting also includes a consent agenda to approve the December 2, 2025 minutes and to recommend any bills or transfers to the County Board. Directors will present monthly reports from Parks and Recreation and Facilities Management for information. The committee will set the next meeting date for February 3, 2026 at 5:00 p.m.

• Approve contract for architectural and engineering services for the Fairview Building rehabilitation (Design Mavens Architecture, PLLC)
• Approve minutes of the December 2, 2025 regular meeting (consent agenda)
• Monthly report (pages 2‑3) from Parks and Recreation Department – information only
• Monthly report (pages 39‑41) from Facilities Management – information only
• Set next meeting date: February 3, 2026 at 5:00 p.m.

Land Use & Transportation Committee

The Land Use & Transportation Committee will vote to award the Hudson West (CH 12) road reconstruction contract to H.J. Eppel & Co. Inc. for $5,937,830.39. It will also approve multiple Motor Fuel Tax (MFT) and Non‑MFT maintenance material contracts with various suppliers. Additional items include a three‑year solid‑waste program agreement and escrow agreements for four commercial solar facilities.

• Approval of Hudson West (CH 12) reconstruction contract – $5,937,830.39 to H.J. Eppel & Co. Inc.
• Approval of MFT maintenance material contracts (e.g., Rowe Construction $12,325.00, Stark Materials $12,750.00, VCNA Prairie Materials $15,1720.50).
• Approval of Non‑MFT maintenance material contracts (e.g., Riverstone Group $9,125.00, VCNA Prairie Materials $8,575.00).
• Approval of a three‑year solid‑waste program agreement among Ecology Action Center, McLean County, Bloomington and Normal.
• Approval of four escrow agreements for commercial solar energy facilities with PureSky Energy and KeyBank.

Zoning Board of Appeals

Mental Health and Public Safety Fund Advisory Council

The Mental Health and Public Safety Fund Advisory Council will discuss two recommendations to amend the FY 2026 budget. One amendment concerns child care services based at the Law & Justice Center. The other amendment concerns services at the Family Visitation Center.

• Recommendation for FY 2026 budget amendment for Law & Justice Center-based child care services
• Recommendation for FY 2026 budget amendment for Family Visitation Center services