Community Resource Officer Ingrid McNeff retired after 27 years of service to the City of Hickory Hills Police Department. Shown from left to right are Mayor Michael Howley, Ingrid, City Clerk Dee Catizone, and
Chief Vodicka presented a letter of appreciation to Silver Award recipients of Girl Scout Troop 50674 at a recent City Council Meeting. The Scouts were recognized for creating and distributing comfort dolls t
Chief Vodicka presented a twenty years of service pin to Sergeant Mark Benaitis at a recent Roll Call. Sergeant Benaitis began his career with the Hickory Hills Police Department on April 7, 1997. During his ca
IRS – Impersonation Telephone Scam Victims are told they owe money to the IRS and it must be paid promptly through a pre-loaded debit card or wire transfer. If the victim refuses to cooperate, they are th
Hickory Hills Police Commissioner Henry Kman recently administered the Oath of Office for the position of Police Officer to Joseph Murphy at a City Council Meeting. Joseph joined the Department after serving as
Chief Vodicka recently presented a twenty five years of service pin to Lisa Lorek. Lisa’s contributions to the Department Records Division are extremely noteworthy and reinforce the Mission Statement of our a
Police Commissioner Henry Kman administers the Oath of Office to new Police Officer Jeremy Moneyhun on September 24th. Officer Moneyhun will fill the patrol vacancy created by Sergeant Gary Kollner’s retireme
Police Commissioner Ken Fonte recently administered the Oath of Office for the rank of Sergeant to Glenn Tienstra during a City Council Meeting. Below, Olympia Tienstra pins a new Sergeant Badge on her husband
Lieutenant Michael Rattigan poses with Chief of Police Alan Vodicka on his last day at work on May 2nd. Mike has served the City for over twenty eight years. During his tenure, Mike served as a Sergeant in the
