A consultant-led simulation using census-derived income estimates showed Plymouth and Bremen could come out ahead in several scenarios, while Culver, La Paz, many townships and some libraries are likely to lose revenue under the statutory allocation caps. The group discussed interlocal MOUs and legislative changes as remedies.

After extended debate about priorities, the board voted unanimously to remove a proposed public-safety logistics center from the recommended IRRP package and reallocated funds to the Pierce Drain automated outfall project, adjusting the IRRP portfolio to target stormwater mitigation.

At a Sept. 5 workshop, the Will County ad hoc Cannabis Revenue Review Committee reviewed a draft allocation policy, questioned language that could exceed the panel's authority, asked staff and counsel for clearer wording, and agreed to remove the words "local" and "one‑time" pending redrafts.

The Public Works Board approved opening FY2027 application cycles, set a schedule and interest rates, and authorized up to $200 million for construction (with $20 million for preconstruction), while adopting edits to the project-scoring rubric amid debate over maintenance and public‑health weighting.

TAC voted to accept updated VDOT revenue estimates that expand the round‑4 funding scenario, reviewed staff scorecards and allocations, discussed how to deploy roughly $48 million in unallocated funds (options included funding Fulton Yard and Shaco Valley Streets or seeding bond candidates), forwarded options to finance and set a public hearing for Feb. 27.