Weston public works director outlines road network, staffing and funding pressures The Village of Weston finance committee received a detailed public works briefing on the extent of the village’s road, utility and maintenance responsibilities, staffing constraints and how transportation-aid formula caps reduced a preliminary $1.4 million payment to about $970,000 in 2026.

Weston's public works director reveals the challenges of maintaining the village's extensive road and utility networks amidst budget constraints and state aid cuts.

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Weston officials say new wells and treatment will reduce manganese and PFAS; large rate hikes not expected Village officials told residents the "black" staining is from manganese and that two new wells and a filter are supplying PFAS‑free water; officials said loan forgiveness and current cash flow make a large immediate rate increase unlikely, though small increases may be possible in coming years.

Residents of Bridal Avenue are concerned about their water quality, with some avoiding drinking it due to black stains in fixtures caused by manganese.

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Village committee presses state DNR over PFAS funding treatment and settlement accounting Staff told the committee settlement payments from manufacturers total roughly $2.3 million and $1.4 million has been received; staff said DNR’s proposal to reduce safe-drinking-water loan awards by settlement amounts could constrain treatment for other wells and the committee voted to support further negotiations with DNR.

The village is poised to receive over $2 million in settlement funds for PFAS treatment, but a looming state decision could jeopardize vital infrastructure improvements.

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Consultant outlines draft Western bike-and-pedestrian plan; public input shows safety and connectivity top priorities HKGI consultant Jody Raider presented a draft bicycle and pedestrian plan for Weston after outreach that included 316 survey responses and 304 map comments; the plan prioritizes safety, separated trails and connections to parks and schools and proposes nine draft goals aligned with the regional MPO.

Weston's draft bicycle and pedestrian plan aims to enhance safety and connectivity for all users, fueled by community feedback that highlights the need for better trails and safer crossings.

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