THE VILLAGE OF LYNWOOD UPDATES ITS RESIDENTS AFTER SIX MONTHS OF THE NEW ADMINISTRATION
Village of Lynwood President Jada Curry speaks to residents during State of Village Town Hall Meeting. During the meeting residents were provided with an update from Village officials about its progress.Photos provided by Natalie Oliver
of the new administration
has improved procedures for departments, as well as created efficiencies to ensure records are consistent.
around the Village, and the fire department needs to grow with it,” Newton said.
needs to be replaced, it is currently expired by a year and a half.
also opened the lines of communication with the elected officials, to ensure the elected officials were aware of everything that happened with the police department. The old policy book was thrown out and
rewritten to reflect up to date mandates and policies. Dempsey and Bolde also plan to implement a new schedule on Jan. 1, 2022.
surrounding municipalities. The goal, Dempsey said, is to create better police officers.
months, the Village has paid off one of its Tax Anticipation Warrants, the FY2022 budget passed, they paid some vendors and are maintaining payment plans with the Homewood Disposal and the Illinois Municipal League.
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