Algonquin Township Highway Department
Recent News About Algonquin Township Highway Department View More
-
Village of Lake in the Hills Committee of the Whole met May 23
Village of Lake in the Hills Committee of the Whole met Tuesday, May 23
-
State’s attorney declines to charge former Algonquin Township highway commissioner
After a seven-month investigation, the state’s attorney for McHenry County announced Thursday that no criminal charges would be brought against Robert Miller, former highway commissioner at the Algonquin Township Road District.
-
Algonquin Township demands former roads commissioner return district property, repay funds
Algonquin Township demanded last week the return of property totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars from former Road District Commissioner Robert Miller and his wife, Anna Miller.
-
.jpg)
Criminal probe could follow forensic inspection of deleted Algonquin road district computer files
The Edgar County Watchdogs (ECW) claim to have computer forensics evidence about Algonquin Township Road District department files being wiped from the system, potentially leading to a criminal inquiry that could place former Highway Commissioner Bob Miller at the center.
-
Watchdogs: Miller, other 'leaders' have failed Algonquin Township
It is people in Algonquin Township's government, particularly its former highway commissioner now embroiled in a legal battle with his successor, who are to blame for the township's failing government.
-
Algonquin Township’s Miller contributed $102K to pension, could collect more than $3 million
Over 45 years on the Algonquin Township payroll, Highway Commissioner Robert Miller contributed just more than $100,000 into his pension.
-
Algonquin voters were fed up with highway commissioner family, talk show co-hosts say
With a newly all-but-elected Algonquin Township Highway Commissioner not from a family that held that office for more than a half-century, co-hosts of a Chicago-based conservative radio talk show recently reflected on the race they said amounted to the state writ small.
