The Naperville Police Department announced last week that Kathleen “Kathy” Anderson has been appointed deputy chief. Anderson serves as a commander in the Naperville Police Department’s Investigations Division. “Kathy has proven herself time and again as a strong and competent leader with exceptional organizational and communication skills as well as
April is National Distracted Driving Awareness Month, and the Naperville Police Department will be a partner with state and local agencies to remind motorists that if they drive with a phone in one hand, they can expect a ticket in the other. Traffic fatalities are on the rise in Illinois
Aurora City Council members listened to compliments about the Aurora Police Department at the Committee of the Whole (COW) meeting Tuesday. Indian Prairie School District 204 superintendent, Karen Sullivan, said, “My purpose tonight is to publically thank you as a City, and to thank Chief (Kristen) Ziman and your police
David Fisher, North Aurora Police Chief, left, stands with North Aurora C.E.R.T. (Community Emergency Response Team) volunteers Harley Linker, Beth Drendel, and Jeff Wong as they are recognized at the North Aurora Village Board meeting Monday. They were part of the gold team with more than 100 volunteer hours in
Aurora Police Chief Kristen Ziman, left, presents a plaque to Officer Steven Pacenti as the Aurora Police Department 2017 Employee of the Year at the ceremony Wednesday, March 21 at the Aurora Police Department. See facebook.com/thevoice.us. Jason Crane/The Voice
Julie Smith, crime prevention specialist with the Naperville Police Department shares burglary prevention tips with residents at a burglary prevention forum at the Naperville Public Library 95th Street Branch. There has been a recent increase in burglaries. A video can be viewed at facebook.com/thevoice.us. Jason Crane/The Voice
The Oswego Police Department announced its pledge to take action in support of the International Association of Chiefs of Police’s One Mind Campaign, with the intention to unite communities, public safety organizations, and mental health organizations, in such a way that the three become of one mind. The One Mind
Daniel C. Meyers, who has served as Montgomery’s Chief of Police since 2010, announced Friday he will retire effective April 30, after a distinguished 33-year career in law enforcement. Meyers has been with the Montgomery Police Department since February 1985. He was promoted to the rank of sergeant
