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O’FALLON - The O’Fallon School District 90 (D90) Board of Education unanimously approved a library staffing realignment during their June 17 meeting that will place dedicated library staff in each school building. The adjustment is expected to enhance student and staff services while maximizing existing resources without increasing overall personnel costs. Volunteer involvement will also be encouraged and valued under […]
O’FALLON - The O’Fallon Township High School (OTHS) board unanimously approved the issuance and sale of up to $10.2 million General Obligation Debt Certificates during their June 18 meeting. Board member Donna Johnson was absent. The revenue from the certificates will be used to alter, repair, and equip school facilities and improve sites. This will allow Phase One of the […]
LEBANON - The Lebanon City Council unanimously approved two resolutions and accompanying employment agreements during their June 22 meeting. Alderpersons RJ Smith and Shaun Behlke from Ward III were absent. The first resolution and agreement hired Matthew Hoffmann to serve in the newly created Director of Public Works position. His employment will begin on July 6 and end on April […]
SHILOH - During their June 22 meeting, the Shiloh Board of Trustees unanimously approved moving an amendment to an ordinance forward to the full board for approval that will regulate residential solar energy systems, non-residential accessory solar energy systems, commercial solar energy systems, battery energy storage systems, wind energy systems, and associated infrastructure. The amended ordinance also prohibits data centers, […]
O’FALLON - During their July 15 meeting, O’Fallon School District 90 (D90) Superintendent, Dr. Carrie Hruby, updated the Board of Education regarding the progress that has been accomplished related to board goals. The five pillars of the goals are: • Facilities & Capacity – aligning spaces for enrollment, program needs, and PE Code mandates • Leadership & Succession – proactive […]
LEBANON - During their July 20 meeting, the Lebanon City Council Committee discussed the addition of a construction observation person to the TWM contract for the Herman Street project. The person would be an employee of TWM and be on-site during the construction overseeing the contractor’s work to ensure that everything is done correctly. The city’s Public Works Department currently […]
SHILOH - During their August 3 meeting, the Shiloh Board of Trustees approved an ordinance that issues a Special Use Permit to Tire Service Shop and allows the addition of a U-Haul Neighborhood Dealer at 2411 Lebanon Avenue. The approval was granted despite the 4-3 ruling from the Planning Commission against issuing the permit. Two requirements were added to the […]
O’FALLON - The Building Educational Success Together (BEST) Committee, whose members include the school Superintendents from O’Fallon District 90 (D90), Central 104, Shiloh 85, OTHS 203, and Board of Education members from each of the districts, held their quarterly meeting on July 28 at Joseph Arthur Middle School. Also in attendance was O’Fallon Mayor Eric Van Hook who is committed […]
LEBANON - During their Aug 3 meeting, the Lebanon City Council Committee discussed an ordinance amendment that would combine the Water and Sewer and Streets and Alleys Committees into a single Public Works Committee as well as add a Community Outreach/ Economic Development Committee. The Community Outreach/Economic Development Committee would be responsible for external communications with community groups as well […]
LEBANON - During their September 8 meeting, the Lebanon City Council Committee discussed and unanimously agreed to move a land acquisition agreement with Thouvenot, Wade & Moerchen, Inc. (TWM) for the Route 40/Highway 50 intersection improvement project forward to the City Council for approval. The Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) typically conducts the appraisal and land acquisition steps in the […]
