Village Of Frankfort Seeks Village Clerk

FRANKFORT, IL — The Village of Frankfort is accepting applications for village clerk. Adam Borrelli, the current village clerk, was appointed in 2015 and elected to office in 2017. Borrelli recently ran and won a village trustee seat on April 2. The village said he submitted his resignation as village clerk effective April 30. The current village clerk term expires on April 30, 2021.

The village clerk is an elected board position. The village said the clerk attends all village board meetings, including executive sessions, and keeps a full record of the proceedings in the form of minutes. The clerk is the official keeper of the Village Seal.

When a vacancy occurs during an unexpired term, the mayor appoints the village clerk with the advice and consent of the trustees. According to the village, Mayor Jim Holland and the board of trustees invite residents of Frankfort to submit applications to be considered for the village clerk appointment.

Applications are available at the Village Administration office, 432 W. Nebraska or from the village website at www.villageoffrankfort.com, located under “Hot Topics” at the lower left section of the homepage. Applications can be submitted to Theresa Cork at the Village Administration Building, 432 W. Nebraska St, by Friday, May 17.

“The Village Board encourages Frankfort residents to submit an application to serve in this important position. On behalf of the Frankfort community, I thank Adam for his outstanding service and commitment while representing the people of Frankfort as village clerk. We look forward to his continued success as a trustee," Holland said in a release.

An announcement regarding the appointment is expected at the Monday, June 17, village board meeting.