Category: Monee

Monee residents are questioning why there’s no early voting again in Monee due to Monee losing it’s local early voting sites.

The old Monee Village Hall will be repurposed as a Monee Parks & Rec Administration Building.

Another Monee building is heading for Historic Landmark status. Built in 1868, St. Boniface Catholic Church, is actually older than the village.

An advisory referendum is being placed on the ballot in Monee hoping to address property tax relief in the state of Illinois.

Monee’s Emergency Management Agency ended 2024 with record numbers for assistance calls. Scott Youdris, village trustee for public safety, told the board of trustees last week that it was EMA’s “busiest year ever, working 236 total events, 48 calls for service, 30 details, 106 trainings, and 50 duty officer details.” Youdris noted that eight members […]

The swearing in of Monee’s newest police patrolman, Colin McLaughlin, was the start of the January 22 village board meeting. The hour-long meeting was one filled with routine housekeeping actions. Among the decisions the board made were:

Monee’s new village hall is open and staff has moved in, but one elected official is feeling left out. Village Clerk Doneshia Codjoe alleged last week she was denied office space in the just-opened Egyptian Trail building “for political reasons,” and that “the mayor and her team have determined the village clerk cannot work out […]