Meet the Board
Lucas Haller
Mayor
Brett Bruhn
Treasurer
Theresa Levora
Village
Clerk
Carla Crawford
Trustee
Katie Scott
Trustee
Sydney Thole
Trustee
Ron Wildhaber
Trustee
Wendy Reinacher-Heilig
Trustee
Wendy is a lifelong resident of Grantfork and has been a trustee since 2014.
Nancy Schoen
Trustee
Village of Grantfork Government
The village board of Grantfork meets on the first Monday of each month at 7 p.m. at the village hall, with the exception of holidays, in which case the meeting is held on the first Tuesday. Meetings are open to the public and attendance is encouraged.
The board is comprised of six trustees, elected to four-year terms during local elections in April. The mayor and village clerk are also elected four-year term elected positions. The purpose of the board is to conduct business for the village of Grantfork, including decisions regarding village ordinances, services (water/sewer), and contracts.
The village hall, located at 205 Rock Street, is the sole office maintained by the village. All village business is conducted through this location.
The village also utilizes the use of committees to make recommendations to the board. These committees meet as needed throughout the year.
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Public works committee
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Finance committee
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Police committee
Village Board Documents
In accordance with the Open Meetings Act, the following are documents related to village board meetings.
Meeting Agendas and Minutes
April Approved Minutes
July Finance Comm Approved Minutes
August Finance Comm Minutes
February Approved Minutes
Freedom of Information Act
The U.S. Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) is a law ensuring public access to U.S. government records.
Village of Grantfork FOIA Officers
Theresa Levora, Village Clerk
Lucas Haller, Mayor
FOIA requests may be submitted to:
Theresa Levora
Village Clerk
205 Rock Street
Highland, IL 62249
618-675-3400
The public has a right to information produced by their government with certain privacy limitations (5ILCS 140/1).
By law, the maximum time to produce the information for routine requests is five business days; commercial requests are 21 business days. In some cases, you will be notified, in writing, if an extension is needed. Some information may be denied; this notification will be in writing. Information regarding the appeals process can be found on the Illinois Attorney General's, Public Access Counselor Website.
Requests can be made by letter, telephone, fax, or e-mail.
