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Ethics adviser recommends sanctions for Madison County Board chairman over business cards - Vimarsana News

Ethics adviser recommends sanctions for Madison County Board chairman over business cards

Kurt Prenzler maintains the investigation was instigated by his political enemies.

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Haine: Lawsuits filed by two former county employees have cost taxpayers $270,000 - Vimarsana News

Haine: Lawsuits filed by two former county employees have cost taxpayers $270,000

Madison County State’s Attorney Tom Haine reported Tuesday that more than a dozen lawsuits filed by two former Madison County employees have cost taxpayers more than $270,000.

Hulme, Dorman file new suit against Madison County and several officials - Vimarsana News

Hulme, Dorman file new suit against Madison County and several officials

EDWARDSVILLE – Doug Hulme and Rob Dorman, who worked for Madison County County Board Chairman Kurt Prenzler until the county board fired them in 2020, have filed a new lawsuit against the county and several individuals for damages in Madison County Circuit Court.

Illinois appeals court rules against Hulme, Dorman - Vimarsana News

Illinois appeals court rules against Hulme, Dorman

Madison County government’s former administrator and information technology director recently lost appeals in a Mount Vernon courtroom.

Fifth District affirms dismissal of Hulme and Dorman lawsuit, says Madison County Board did not violate Open Meetings Act - Vimarsana News

Fifth District affirms dismissal of Hulme and Dorman lawsuit, says Madison County Board did not violate Open Meetings Act

MOUNT VERNON – Madison County Board members who terminated administrator Doug Hulme and information technology director Rob Dorman in 2020 didn’t violate their rights, Fifth District appellate judges ruled on June 15.