1997-2009
• Establishment of the Inverness Police Department which will result in dramatic savings in tax dollars as well as being able to provide enhanced services to residents.
• Enrolled as a member of Northwest Central Dispatch Center that will enhance police communications and provide inoperability of communications with surrounding police departments and fire departments.
• Major village-wide roads and drainage program for 2009-2010 that will result in the re-surfacing and improvement to all Village roadways without increasing taxes.
• Issuance of Municipal Revenue Bonds to pay for the 2009-2010 Road Program.
• Obtained a AAA Bond Rating from Standard & Poor which reflects the Village’s strong financial condition and sound governmental operations.
• For twelve consecutive years Inverness enjoys one of the lowest tax rate in all of Cook County.
• The Village has consistently operated within its budget and since 1997 actual expenditures have averaged 13% less than the approved annual budget.
• Substantially increased Roads and Drainage work that has significantly reduced flooding issues (Tripled).
• Doubled police protection in the Village enhancing Community Policing.
• Construction of the Inverness Veterans Memorial funded by private donations.
• Maintained the residential character of the community.
• Maintained substantial financial reserves and enjoy fiscal stability.
• Replacement of all street signs village-wide funded by State Grants.
• Replacement of warning sirens throughout the Village funded by State Grants.
• Successfully defeated the expansion of roads passing through Inverness as a member of the Barrington Traffic Advisory Committee (Rt. 59 by-pass).
• Installation of Village entryway signs (5).
• Applied for and received various grants for Village projects (approx $750,000).
• Support and financial contributions to the Palatine Rural Fire District.
• Construction of the Village Annex Building to house engineering, building department and police sub-station.
• Intersection improvements and reconfiguration of Baldwin/Roselle, Palatine/Roselle and Ela/Palatine roads.
• Maintained a resident friendly service community.
• Successfully fought commercial development within the Village and on its borders in cooperation with surrounding communities.
• Entered into inter-governmental agreements to provide water and sewer services to portions of the Village.
• Co-operated with and financially supported the Village Park District and various Village associations and organizations.
• Construction of the Inverness Veterans Memorial funded by private donations.
• Established the Emergency Management Procedures and Protocol for the Village.
• Attended and completed the following:
FEMA Emergency Management Institute comprised of:
• Incident Command
• National Incident Management System
• National Response Plan
Participant, Cook County Pharmaceutical Distribution Plan Exercise
Mayoral Institute Seminar for All Hazards Preparedness, Texas A&M
University System
Attended and completed 2-day Seminar on Illinois Municipal Law
administered by the Illinois Institute of Continuing Legal Education
Member Northwest Municipal Conference and served on various committees.
Jack Tatooles's Accomplishments
Friday, February 20, 2009
Accomplishments
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