Village of Dolton
Recent News About Village of Dolton
-
Court orders Village of Dolton to pay over $50K for FOIA violations
A Cook County court has ordered the Village of Dolton to pay $50,614.62 after finding the municipality in violation of the Illinois Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).
-
Former Dolton mayor fined $1000 daily for contempt in FOIA lawsuit
During a recent hearing on June 6, 2025, concerning a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit against the Village of Dolton, former Mayor Tiffany Henyard was held in contempt of court.
-
Tiffany Henyard ordered to appear in court following contempt ruling
Tiffany Henyard has been found in contempt of court and is required to appear on May 30, 2025, at 10:30 am.
-
Local election results bring change to Rochester and Yale leadership
In recent local elections, several significant outcomes have been recorded across communities in Illinois.
-
New leadership elected in Dolton, Illinois municipal government
After the election held on April 1, 2025, the Village of Dolton, Illinois will see a change in leadership with a new mayor and a new majority of trustees.
-
Federal grand jury subpoenas Dolton for mayor's records
A Federal Grand Jury has issued a new subpoena to the Village of Dolton as part of an ongoing investigation into Mayor Tiffany Henyard's activities.
-
Pilot crime reporting program for Dolton and Thornton Township employees
Village of Dolton and Thornton Township employees and officials are encouraged to participate in a pilot self-reporting program.
-
Tiffany Henyard faces significant defeat in Dolton primary election
Preliminary results from the primary election in Dolton indicate a significant defeat for Tiffany Henyard and her team.
-
Court holds Dolton mayor in direct criminal contempt over liquor license dispute
During a recent court hearing, Tiffany Henyard, the Mayor of Dolton, Illinois, was held in "Direct Criminal Contempt" for her refusal to sign liquor licenses for a local business as ordered by the court.
-
Tiffany Henyard's influence wanes in Thornton Township and Dolton
Tiffany Henyard, known as the "SuperMayor," is reportedly losing credibility and influence in both Thornton Township and the Village of Dolton.
-
Thornton Township elects Stephanie Wiedeman as new trustee amid community turnout
The recent Thornton Township Meeting of the Electors saw a significant turnout at South Suburban Community College.
-
Douglas County houses 1 new registered sex offender as of December 2024
The Illinois Police Sex Offender Registry shows there was one new registered sex offender living in Douglas County in December 2024.
-
Douglas County has no new registered sex offenders in week ending Jan. 5
Douglas County has no new sex offenders registered as living there in the week ending Jan. 5, according to the Illinois Police Sex Offender Registry.
-
No new registered sex offenders living in Douglas County in week ending Dec. 29
The Illinois Police Sex Offender Registry shows there are no new registered sex offenders living in Douglas County as of the week ending Dec. 29.
-
Registered sex offenders: no new living in Douglas County as of Dec. 22
Douglas County has no new sex offenders registered as living there in the week ending Dec. 22, according to the Illinois Police Sex Offender Registry.
-
Permanent injunction issued against Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard
A permanent injunction has been issued against Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard, along with the former police chief, attorney, and village administrator of Dolton.
-
Tiffany Henyard faces opposition over Thornton Township board appointment
A special meeting is scheduled in Dolton, Illinois, to address a vacancy in the Thornton Township Board.
-
The Registry shows 2 new sex offenders living in Jasper County as of October 2024
There were two new registered sex offenders living in Jasper County in October 2024, compared to the month before, according to the Illinois Police Sex Offender Registry.
-
Dolton trustees file sanctions motion against Mayor Henyard over lawsuit
The Dolton Trustees have filed a motion for Rule 137 sanctions against Mayor Tiffany Henyard and her attorney. The motion alleges violations of Supreme Court Rule 137 in connection with a lawsuit initiated by Henyard and trustees Stanley Brown and Andrew Holmes.
-
Mayor Henyard sues trustees over meeting locations amid legal controversy
After the recent Dolton Village Trustees meeting, held at the Dolton Park District by a majority of the board, Mayor Tiffany Henyard and two trustees have filed a lawsuit. The lawsuit targets three Dolton Trustees and the Dolton Park District. The aim is to force meetings to be held at the Dolton village hall and prevent the park district from allowing its facilities for such gatherings.