Politics & Government
Three Municipalities Could Go to Court Over KenCom
Plano's leaders have signed off on seeking a temporary restraining order over financing for the shared emergency dispatch service, The Beacon-News reports.
Three Kendall County communities could file a lawsuit next week seeking to prevent the KenCom Executive Board from removing them from the emergency dispatch service, according to a The Beacon-News article.
Plano's leaders were the first to agree to seek a temporary restraining order preventing KenCom from kicking the three municipalities out if they don't sign a new cost-sharing agreement by July 28, The Beacon-News reports. The KenCom Executive Board has threatened to cut off dispatch service to those communities on Dec. 1 if they miss that deadline, The Beacon-News reports.
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