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Berwyn Council approves settlements, vehicle purchase, generator RFQ and ballot question certification

November 21, 2025 | Berwyn, Cook County, Illinois


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Berwyn Council approves settlements, vehicle purchase, generator RFQ and ballot question certification
The City Council took several formal actions during the meeting, voting on settlements, procurement and resolutions.

Settlements and legal authority: The council concurred with city legal staff and approved two executive-session settlements: case 2025L003082 for $35,000 and case 24WC003697 for $42,914.86; both motions were approved by roll call.

Procurement and equipment: The council approved purchasing a 2025 Ford Interceptor Utility and a 2025 Chevrolet Trailblazer from Carl Automotive Group for a total of $69,124 and waived the sealed-bid process, citing the general fund allocation for police capital projects. The council also authorized staff to issue an RFQ for a rooftop generator for the police department.

Parking and minutes: Council approved handicap-parking sign determinations at 3607 Winona, 1823 Grove, 3037 South Clarence and 2224 Scoville and denied a request at 1838 Clinton. The council also approved the minutes of the Nov. 12, 2025 meetings as presented.

Ballot question and resolutions: Council adopted a resolution directing the city clerk to certify a public question on term limits for elected officials (amended to include the city treasurer) for inclusion on a Cook County ballot and adopted a separate resolution expressing support for nonprofit organizations and opposing politically motivated federal targeting.

Vote tallies: Roll calls where recorded showed unanimous or near-unanimous ayes on the listed items; the settlement votes recorded eight ayes in roll-call votes reported in the transcript. Minutes and many routine items were approved by voice vote.

Next steps: Settlements will be executed per legal authority granted in executive session; procurement actions move to implementation per department purchasing rules; the city clerk will certify the ballot language to the Cook County Clerk as directed by the council.

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