Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Village of Mark.
Active opportunities open for bidding
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Oct 14, 2026
Nov 4, 2026
Purchase of Lot 2 owned by the Village.
Key metrics and characteristics
Census ID
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125041
Population
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505
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Village of Mark
The board accepted the treasurer's report and approved the payment of bills. Discussions included maintenance of the sign near the blue spruce, contracting for culvert repairs, planning for the temporary or permanent closure of Fountain Street, and filing a vandalism report regarding missing speed bumps. The board also reviewed proposals for installing a signal shooter on the water tower for additional security cameras, discussed the police reports, received a mine reclamation update from the Illinois Department of Natural Resources, and evaluated a potential building construction proposal by Mansfield. Furthermore, the board addressed utility tax revenue inquiries, confirmed building permits for home additions, and authorized the return of a deposit to Surf Internet.
The board meeting addressed several key operational and administrative items. Key actions included the acceptance of the treasurer's report and the authorization of bill payments. The board discussed a resident's request for portable speed bumps and noted the upcoming resignation of the village treasurer. Updates were provided regarding the Hennepin Street project, a property status on Roberts Street, and recent police activity reports. The board approved a donation for the acquisition of a new defibrillator. Additionally, the meeting included discussions on state utility tax exemptions for businesses located within the enterprise zone and the status of a potential new building project.
The board reviewed several operational and administrative items, including the acceptance of the Treasurer's report and the authorization of bill payments. Discussions addressed a donation request for a local community event and a refund inquiry related to a deposit held by the village. Project updates were provided regarding upcoming Spring Clean Up Days, the progress of infrastructure projects involving force main and storm pipes, and the status of railroad crossing improvements. Additional deliberations focused on property maintenance, including alley surface materials and signage at the post office, as well as the cancellation of health insurance. The board also addressed potential amendments to the utility ordinance concerning gas service and the implementation of a utility tax on electricity, along with the review of a recent building permit and considerations for potential development on village property.
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