Tony Altiery vs City of Braidwood

Lawsuit by former city administrator dismissed

Published by admin on Thu, 08/27/2026 - 9:23am

A lawsuit filed by former Braidwood City Administrator Tony Altiery against the City of Braidwood has been dismissed with prejudice, according to a statement released by the city on Aug. 19.
The ruling means Altiery is barred from refiling the same lawsuit, although he retains the right to appeal the decision within 30 days.

Altiery files lawsuit to get job back

Published by admin on Tue, 07/29/2025 - 4:39pm

At the July 22 Braidwood City Council meeting, the city clerk was served a subpoena on behalf of Tony Altiery, former Braidwood City Administrator vs. the City of Braidwood by his attorney John V. Schrock of Plainfield.
Altiery is asking to be reinstated to the position of Supervisor of Streets and Public Improvement and Supervisor of Public Improvement, at the annual salary of $119,000 with health insurance, 30 days vacation, 72 hours of sick time, annual raises, a $600 clothing allowance and a $150 boot allowance.