The Indian Creek Township board met to conduct routine monthly business, including approving the August minutes, reviewing township finances, and receiving department updates. The Highway Commissioner's report details focused on ongoing repairs to the township backhoe and grader, as well as oiling and chipping roads. The new service window has finally been installed. This gives the Supervisor some peace of mind when she is at the office by herself.
Supervisor Taylor Marsh highlighted an upcoming Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund (IMRF) audit, an approved $1,500 donation to the 2026 Dairy Days, and a recent anonymous FOIA request for transaction records. The board also agreed to renew their maturing CDARs, keeping the Town's CD fully invested while withdrawing approximately $6,150.00 from the General Assistance CD to maintain liquid funds for active and pending clients.
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