The nine-member Board provides oversight to the operations and capital expansion of the City's thirteen acre, 19th century museum village called Naper Settlement. Members include the Mayor, one Councilmember, four members appointed by the Mayor, and three members nominated by the Naperville Heritage Society. Comprised of three residents who are not employed by the City, the Personnel Board hears appeals from employees regarding suspension, demotion or dismissal. The Board also provides recommendations to the City Manager on personnel matters. Meetings are held on an as needed basis and are only open to the public if requested by the employee.
Members serve three-year terms.
The five-member Board of Trustees includes two members appointed by City Council, as well as two active police force personnel and one current beneficiary of the Police Pension Fund who are elected by their peers. The Board meets quarterly at the Police Department to manage the assets of the fund, accept members into the fund and approve regular and disability pensions during their two-year terms. Meeting times are posted at the Police Department. The nine members forward recommendations to the City Council on zoning, land use and subdividing during their three-year staggered terms. For more information and to review Plan Commission Agendas, click here .