Kane County and DuPage to share cost of PACE-bus recycling ads; DuPage to reimburse up to $8,000
September 12, 2026 | Kane County, Illinois
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Staff presented a companion resolution to formalize a cost-share with DuPage County for the same PACE-bus advertising campaign. Claire Ryan explained the geographic split of routes and shelters and said DuPage would reimburse Kane County in an amount not to exceed $8,000 to cover its share of a shelter and partial route exposure.
Committee members asked clarifying questions about the math behind the split; staff said the allocation came from route geography and shelter placement and that the calculation reflects 7 parts Kane County to 1 part DuPage on shelters and a 75%/25% split on tails/queens tied to route miles. The committee approved the intergovernmental agreement on roll call.
Committee members asked clarifying questions about the math behind the split; staff said the allocation came from route geography and shelter placement and that the calculation reflects 7 parts Kane County to 1 part DuPage on shelters and a 75%/25% split on tails/queens tied to route miles. The committee approved the intergovernmental agreement on roll call.
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