• Invocation delivered by Pastor Susan Steinmiller of United Church of Christ. (item 3-A) Routine.

• Approve the regular meeting minutes of the DuPage County Board from August 11, 2026. (item 7-A) Routine.

• Approve the auto debit paylist dated August 7, 2026. (item 7-B) Routine.

• Approve the paylist dated August 7, 2026. (item 7-C) Routine.

• Approve the paylist dated August 11, 2026. (item 7-D) Routine.

• Approve the paylist dated August 14, 2026. (item 7-E) Routine.

• Approve the paylist dated August 18, 2026. (item 7-F) Routine.

• Approve the IDOR wire transfer dated August 10, 2026. (item 7-G) Routine.

• Approve the Corvel wire transfer dated August 10, 2026. (item 7-H) Routine.

• Receive the County Recorder’s monthly revenue statement for July 2026. (item 7-I) Routine monthly financial reporting on recorder fee revenues.

• Receive the County Clerk’s monthly receipts and disbursements report for July 2026. (item 7-J) Routine.

• Receive the Treasurer’s monthly report on investments and deposits for July 2026. (item 7-K) Routine.

• Approve change orders to various contracts as detailed in the attached packet. (item 7-L) Details of individual contract modifications are in the attached packet; amounts and vendors are not specified in the agenda text.

• Appoint Glenette Turner to the DuPage County Historical Museum Foundation Board. (item 8-A) Routine board appointment.

• Appoint Zain Rahman to the Zoning Board of Appeals. (item 8-B) Routine board appointment.

• Appoint Dennis Moran to the Zoning Board of Appeals. (item 8-C) Routine board appointment.

• Accept and appropriate the Adult Redeploy Illinois Program Grant PY27 Intergovernmental Agreement No. 192701 in the amount of $459,705 for Probation and Court Services. — $459,705 (item 9-A) This $459,705 state grant funds the Adult Redeploy Illinois Program, which diverts adult offenders from prison to community-based supervision.

• Accept and appropriate the Section 5310 Northern Illinois Transit Authority Grant PY26 Agreement No. S5310-2026-06 in the amount of $898,720 for Community Services. — $898,720 (item 9-B) This $898,720 federal transit grant funds transportation services for seniors and persons with disabilities in the county.

• Correct a scrivener’s error in Resolution FI-R-0113-26 to change the named recipient from ‘Darien Lions Club’ to ‘Darien Lions Club Foundation’. (item 9-C) Routine correction of a clerical naming error in a prior resolution.

• Correct a scrivener’s error in Resolution FI-R-0114-26 to change the named recipient from ‘Westmont Lions Club’ to ‘Westmont Lions Foundation’. (item 9-D) Routine correction of a clerical naming error in a prior resolution.

• Approve $30,000 in ARPA interest funding to Repeat Boutique Center for an infrastructure expansion. — $30,000 (item 9-E) The county would direct $30,000 in ARPA interest earnings to a local nonprofit for facility expansion.

• Approve budget transfers across various companies and accounting units as of August 25, 2026. (item 9-F) Routine.

• Transfer $25,000 from contingencies to the Health Department to purchase and distribute gun safes to county residents at the Safety Saturday event on October 3, 2026. — $25,000 (item 9-G) The county would spend $25,000 in contingency funds to provide free gun safes to residents as a community safety initiative.

• Approve a revision to the personnel budget for the Housing and Community Development Department. (item 9-H) Routine.

• Designate the use of surplus equity fund fees. (item 9-I) The board will decide how to allocate surplus equity fund fees; no amount is specified in the agenda.

• Amend purchase order 7725-0001 SERV with Hill’s Pet Nutrition, Inc. by increasing the contract by $2,400, bringing the amended total to not exceed $31,892.15. — $31,892.15 (item 10-A) Routine contract amendment to cover existing invoices and remaining pet food costs through the end of the contract term.

• Award a one-year contract to Midwest Veterinary Supply, Inc. to supply Purina ProPlan canine and feline pet food for Animal Services, not to exceed $52,073. — $52,073 (item 10-B) Routine supply contract for animal shelter pet food.

• Grant a conditional use (ZONING-26-000028, Anitec) to allow an existing shed to remain at approximately 5.3 feet from the interior side setback instead of the required 10 feet, in Downers Grove. (item 11-A) This zoning relief would permit a long-standing shed to remain closer to the property line than current rules require; the Zoning Hearing Officer recommends approval.

• Grant two zoning variations (ZONING-26-000030, First Baptist Church) to reduce the lot size of a reserve lot to approximately 23,230 sq. ft. and reduce the interior side setback for an existing place of assembly to approximately 6.11 feet, in Downers Grove — requires a three-quarters majority vote (14 votes) to approve given the Zoning Hearing Officer’s recommendation to deny. (item 11-B) Both the Zoning Hearing Officer and the Development Committee recommended denial; approval would require 14 votes and would allow a lot and building setback significantly below code requirements.

• Grant a zoning variation (ZONING-26-000031, Hummerich) to allow a new covered porch with a front yard setback of approximately 15 feet instead of the required 27 feet, in Winfield. (item 11-C) This zoning relief would permit a new covered porch closer to the street than code requires; the Zoning Hearing Officer recommends approval.

• Grant two conditional uses (ZONING-26-000031, Axiom Home Investments, LLC) to allow an accessory dwelling unit and to permit an existing detached accessory building to remain at approximately 9.22 feet from the interior side setback, in Downers Grove. (item 11-D) Approval would allow an accessory dwelling unit and legalize an existing structure that sits closer to the property line than code requires; both the ZBA and Development Committee recommend approval.

• Award a one-year contract to Senior Medical Care, PLLC for Medical Director professional services at the DuPage Care Center, not to exceed $48,000. — $48,000 (item 14-A) Routine professional services contract for medical oversight at the county’s long-term care facility.

• Authorize an intergovernmental police service assistance agreement between DuPage County Sheriff and Illinois municipalities to provide law enforcement services at the Presidents Cup Golf Tournament at Medinah Country Club from September 22 to September 27, 2026. (item 15-A) The county would formally commit Sheriff’s personnel to assist with policing a major international golf event at Medinah Country Club.

• Award a one-year contract to Virtucom, Inc. to supply small IT equipment for the Circuit Court Clerk, for a total of $99,323.95. — $99,323.95 (item 15-B) Routine IT equipment procurement contract for the Circuit Court Clerk’s office.

• Amend the fee schedule for the Clerk of the Circuit Court. (item 15-C) Changes to Circuit Court Clerk fees affect costs for residents and businesses filing court documents; specific new fee amounts are not listed in the agenda.

• Award a contract to Midwest Office Interiors to supply courtroom and probation seating for Facilities Management, not to exceed $43,077.62. — $43,077.62 (item 17-A) Routine furniture procurement for county courtrooms and probation spaces.

• Award a contract to KI (Krueger International, Inc.) to furnish, deliver, and install replacement gallery seating in courtrooms 4000, 4005, 4007, and 4017 at the Judicial Office Facility, not to exceed $219,024.39. — $219,024.39 (item 17-B) This contract replaces public seating in four courtrooms at the Judicial Office Facility at a cost of $219,024.39.

• Award a one-year contract to The Stone Group, Inc. for grease trap and sewage ejector pit cleaning services at county facilities, not to exceed $80,000. — $80,000 (item 17-C) Routine maintenance contract for wastewater infrastructure at county-owned facilities.

• Award a two-year contract to Fox Valley Fire & Safety Co. for preventative maintenance, testing, and repair of non-Edwards fire alarm and life safety systems across county facilities, not to exceed $319,300. — $319,300 (item 17-D) This two-year, $319,300 contract covers fire alarm and life safety system maintenance across multiple county departments including Facilities Management, Animal Services, Transportation, and Public Works.

• Award a contract to Gartner, Inc. for two executive advisory program subscriptions for Information Technology, from October 1, 2026 through December 31, 2027, for a total of $199,375. — $199,375 (item 19-A) Routine IT advisory subscription contract for county technology leadership.

• Award a three-year contract to SHI International Corp. for Absorb Software annual licensing, hosting, and premium support for Information Technology, for a total of $133,144.12. — $133,144.12 (item 19-B) Routine software licensing contract for a county learning management platform.

• Approve the second amendment to the Rideshare Access Program Reimbursement Agreement between Pace and DuPage County (DT-R-0042B-24). (item 20-A) This amendment modifies the county’s rideshare reimbursement arrangement with the regional transit authority; no dollar amount is specified in the agenda.

• Authorize an easement agreement granting permanent and temporary easements to the Forest Preserve District of DuPage County within Hawk Hollow and West Branch Forest Preserves for improvements to CH 11/Army Trail Road, at a county cost of $228,923.18. — $228,923.18 (item 20-B) The county would pay $228,923.18 to acquire permanent and temporary easements through two forest preserves to facilitate road improvements on Army Trail Road.

• Discuss the Election Division’s needs for 2026. (item 22-A) The board will review what resources the Election Division requires to administer 2026 elections; specifics are not listed in the agenda.

• Discuss non-profit funding requests totaling $88,000 from three organizations: Doodlebug Workshop Vocational Training Center, Inc. ($20,000), McAninch Arts Center at College of DuPage ($50,000), and Poised for Success ($18,000). — $88,000 (item 22-B) The board will consider distributing $88,000 in county funds among three local nonprofits providing vocational training, arts programming, and career readiness services.

• Convene in executive session pursuant to the Open Meetings Act to discuss collective negotiating matters. (item 23-A) Routine closed session for labor negotiation discussions.

• Convene in executive session pursuant to the Open Meetings Act to discuss pending litigation. (item 23-B) Routine closed session to discuss active legal matters involving the county.

• Presentation of the 2026 DuPage County Ethics Training. (item 24-A) Routine annual ethics training presentation for county officials and staff.

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