Greenville Council agenda lists $21.4 million IEPA water plant funding, $3 million wastewater application and city manager retirement notice
Three Greenville public bodies were scheduled to meet in the past two weeks, and the largest figures appear on the City Council agenda: $21,404,770.96 in IEPA funding for the water plant project, a $3 million IEPA funding application for a Waste Water Treatment Plant project, and a $400,000 IDOT local roads grant for sidewalk highway corridor engineering.
No minutes have been published for any of the three meetings summarized here. Everything below comes from agendas, so it describes what was scheduled to be discussed, reviewed or approved — not what was decided. No vote tallies are available in the materials supplied.
City Council, Oct. 13
The agenda lists a retirement notice from the City Manager effective February 5, 2027, along with an engineering report on various infrastructure projects and updates on water and sewer projects. Also listed are a report on grant applications, the IEPA funding for the water plant project, the IEPA funding application for the $3 million Waste Water Treatment Plant project, the $400,000 IDOT local roads grant for sidewalk highway corridor engineering, and completion of the Elm Street Water Main project.
The supplied summary does not record any action taken on these items. The figures appear as agenda entries; the record provided does not show whether the IEPA money has been received, whether the $3 million application has been submitted or acted on, or what the $400,000 grant covers beyond engineering for the sidewalk highway corridor.
Library Board, Oct. 8
Trustees were scheduled to act on approval of the September 2026 bills and the previous meeting's minutes. The agenda also lists discussion of the Library Crawl and Illinois Libraries Present events, an update on a boiler inspection, and a review of FY26 Per Capita Grant requirements. No dollar amount for the September bills appears in the materials supplied, and no approval is recorded.
Police Pension Board, Oct. 15
The board was scheduled to review 3rd Quarter 2026 financial reports and to consider an application for admission into the pension fund for Owen Holzinger, whose hire date is listed as 08/16/2026. The materials supplied do not include a staff recommendation, a vote, or a dollar figure connected to the admission request.
About these summaries
An agenda lists what a body intends to take up; minutes record what it actually did. For all three meetings in this roundup, only agenda-level information was available, so items described as approvals, applications or reports should be read as scheduled business rather than outcomes. Where the record was silent — on vote counts, on the amount of the library bills, on the status of the grant and funding items — this roundup leaves it silent rather than filling the gap.
Coming up
No upcoming meetings for the next 14 days appear in the information supplied for this roundup, so there are no dates, times or locations to list here. Notices and agendas for the City Council, the Library Board and the Police Pension Board are posted separately by those bodies; readers should check those postings for scheduling details, which are not included in the materials summarized above.