Mayor Dolton, Tiffany Henyard, jumps the first meeting from the primary landslide loss compared to the trustee Jason House; The Council takes measures

Dolton, ill. (WLS) – With Mayor Dolton, Tiffany Henyard, absent, the Village Council has taken measures to approve several collective negotiation agreements, as well as tens of thousands of dollars in payments.

Weeks before spring, it is a season of change in Dolton.

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“I hope you all feel like a fresh breeze was blowing through the village of Dolton,” a man said during public comments.

Henyard was a show without a show at the first meeting of the Board of Directors of the village since then Her defeat of landslide last Tuesday at the agent Dolton Jason House in the primary democratic mayor.

“This council is to make sure we listen to the residents and we are able to take things and take them into action,” House said.

The administrators at the meeting approved a modified collective negotiation agreement for Dolton firefighters, as well as a contract for police registration technicians.

The Board of Directors also eliminated the path to approve a liquor license for a Dolton bar at almost a year after the owner sued the village, supporting in a federal process that Henyard refused to renew the license after refusing to award a campaign contribution.

The administrators also approved a solution of $ 35,000 for a former village worker who claimed in a process that she was fired because she refused to do campaign works. The remaining messages for Henyard’s lawyer requesting comments on this solution and have not been returned.

“Let us believe that the atmosphere has changed, and the light shines brightly over Dolton,” a woman said during public comments.