Documents and Transparency

All documents related to Board meetings including agendas, minutes, and information related to special meetings or hearings.

Documents related to the review and adoption of the annual budget, including the tentative and final Budget and any Appropriations Ordinances.

All documents related to the review and adoption of the annual Tax Levy Ordinance and associated Resolutions on estimated levies.

All documents related to the transparency of the Township financials, including annual audits, salary documentation, and investment reports.

All resolutions and ordinances passed by the Board other than those related to tax levies and budgets, which have their own pages.

Final, signed versions of contracts in place for services that support the operations and administration of the Township.

The Intergovernmental Agreements for services that are in place and have been approved by the Township Board.

All policies and procedures adopted by the Board for Township operations, such as the Employee Handbook.

Other documents associated with the operations of the Highway Department that do not fall into one of the other categories listed here.

Other documents associated with the operations of the Assessor’s Office that do not fall into one of the other categories listed here.

All newsletters.

On the second April of every year there is an Annual Town Hall. There was a delay in 2020 due to the pandemic. There are also special Town Halls that can be called on specific subject matter.

To register, please fill in this document. A copy of your state Identification is required when submitting it. This can either be mailed or brought into the Lisle Township offices at 4711 Indiana Ave., Lisle, IL, 60532.

In the interest of transparency, we will show you who the monthly vendors are and how the accounts were reconciled.

There is a new board that will evolve titled the 708 Mental Health Board for Lisle Township. They will have a website and will have a lot of information coming out soon. For their meetings and info click here

In 2022 and 2023, the Lisle Township Board worked with the NIU Center for Governmental Studies in various ways to help create a short-term and long-term plan. They conducted a scientific study of the community's needs and what they would like to see. Community stakeholders had a discussion with the consultants. Each individual board member and the group spoke to the consultants. What was produced is to the right.

Lisle Township requires submissions for all bids, request for proposals (RFP’s), and quotes. To review current opportunities, click on the link below.