DuPage County Board
Recent News About DuPage County Board
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DuPage County Board met March 14.
DuPage County Board met at 10 a.m. Tuesday, March 14.
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DuPage County Board met May 9.
DuPage County Board met at 7 p.m. Tuesday, May 9.
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DuPage County Board met April 11.
DuPage County Board met at 10 a.m. Tuesday, April 11.
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DuPage County Board met Jan. 10.
DuPage County Board met at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 10.
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Watchdog group: DuPage County flouted advance-notice law on ballot referenda
DuPage County Board officials violated state Election Code laws involving Election Day referenda last fall and should be ousted, the Edgar County Watchdogs alleged recently.
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Republicans nearly sweep DuPage County Board races
Republican candidates for the DuPage County Board swept most of the seats, with only one Democratic holdover, Liz Chaplin of District 2, retaining her seat, making DuPage County a GOP haven on the county government level.
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DuPage County Board member accused of illegally moonlighting for state
The Edgar County Watchdogs reported in Illinois Leaks that a complaint was filed against DuPage County Board member Donald Puchalski with the Office of the Executive Inspector General on Sept. 29.
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Du Page County Board reviews appropriation of grants
Du Page County Board reviews appropriation of grants at recent meeting.
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Pondering children's future prompts Khouri’s congressional run
Contemplating her children's future propelled Tonia Khouri, the Republican nominee for Illinois’ 11th District congressional race, to have her name placed on the ballot.
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Khouri prepared to create a better path for the 11th Congressional district seat
Tonia Khouri spent most of 2015 traveling the 11th district listening to people and their concerns for the future of the state and the country.
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DuPage Count Community Services Block Grant Advisory Board discusses training
The DuPage County, Illinois Community Services Block Grant Advisory (CSBG) Board met last week to discuss training.
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Lisle-Woodridge Fire District reverses decision to withhold public records; offers finance director $65,000 in severance pay
The Lisle-Woodridge Fire Department reversed its decision to withhold public records that revealed the fire district offered its former finance director approximately $65,000 in severance pay.
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Convalescent Center report presented at DuPage board meeting
DuPage County board members recently listened to a presentation about the DuPage Convalescent Center from the Center for Governmental Research (CGR).
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Magazine names DuPage No. 1 U.S. county for upward mobility
American City and County magazine named DuPage County the nation’s No. 1 county for upward mobility -- the only county in the Midwest to make the list's top 10.
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DuPage County Board to participate in ethics training session
DuPage County Board members will participate in an ethics-training session at 11 a.m., or whenever the board's regular meeting ends, on Tuesday, Feb. 9, in the County Board Room, 421 N. County Farm Road, in Wheaton.
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DuPage County retains AAA bond rating after Fitch, S&P reviews
The DuPage County Board said late last week that the county will retain its AAA bond rating after a series of favorable reviews from Fitch Ratings and Standard and Poor’s (S&P).
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County Health and Human Services to discuss Ride DuPage services
The DuPage County Board of Health and Human Services is scheduled to meet at 10:15 a.m. Tuesday in Room 3500A of Village Hall, 421 N. County Farm Road in Wheaton, to discuss resolutions and agreements related to providing transportation services to eligible county residents through PACE Suburban Bus as part of Ride DuPage.
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DuPage County Board approves 2016 budget
The DuPage County Board recently approved the 2016 budget, which includes spending cuts and holds property taxes steady for the eighth consecutive year.
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Cullerton bill would let DuPage County Board cut several appointed positions
State Sen. Tom Cullerton (D-Dist. 23) introduced legislation recently that would allow the DuPage County Board to dissolve several appointed positions to streamline government and save taxpayers more than $100 million over the next 20 years.
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DuPage County Historical Museum receives $200,000 donation
The donation will be used to replace the roof on the museum's building as well as cover other interior repairs.