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Welcome to the Main Menu for the The Midlothian Illinois Record
Village of Midlothian Illinois Archives

Collecting and transforming public documents

one page at a time, one moment at a time

and on the unofficial and unsanctioned behalf of the Village of Midlothian.

As you scroll the page, just look for my face

And you will find perhaps at least one more place

to review information officially recorded in the The Village of Midlothian Board Meeting Minutes Collection

in an entirely different light that what is cast upon the official versions now available online

By Mayor/President* Mayor/President Terry Stephens Former Trustee Current Mayor/President Mayor/President Thomas J. Murawski Former Trustee Former Mayor/President Mayor/President Harry Raday Former Mayor/President By Trustee Trustee George Eberhardt Retired Board Member Trustee Robert Hansen Former Board Member Trustee Edmund Hayden Former Board Member Trustee Delbert Heath Current Village Treasurer Trustee Robert Hickey Former Board Member Trustee Frances Kreis-Verble Trustee Frances Verble Retired Board Member Trustee Karen Kreis Current Board Member Trustee Edward Milen Former Board Member Trustee Alan Moskal Former Board Member Trustee Thomas J. Murawski Most Recent Former Mayor/President Trustee Michael “Mike” Papineau Current Board Member Trustee Jim “Mo” Potempa Current Board Member Trustee Terry Stephens Current Mayor/President By Attorney Village Attorney J. Daniel McGrath Current Village Attorney Village Attorney John L. Sullivan Retired Village Attorney By Village Engineer Village Engineer Phil Pavlacka Current Village Engineer By Fire Chief Fire Chief William “Bill” Sheehy III Current Fire Chief By Police Chief Police Chief Vince Schavone Current Police Chief By Village Treasurer Village Treasurer Denise Borne Current Village Treasurer By Public Relations Officer Public Relations Officer Gladys Schuler Current Public Relations Officer *  Due to the swapping of these two terms inside of the board meeting minutes themselves, I think it is “President” and not “Mayor” but even I have the habit of reverting to the title of “Mayor” from time to time since I’ve heard it used so many times in real life.  <sigh>