On April 30 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. the Hickory Hills Police Department and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) will give the public its 11th opportunity in six years to prevent pill abuse and theft by ridding their homes of potentially dangerous expired, unused, and unwanted prescription drugs. Bring your pills for disposal to …
Sergeant Erv Wee Sit poses with Chief Vodicka after he received his certificate of successful completion of Northwestern University Traffic Safety Institute School of Police Staff and Command Class # 385 on January 15, 2016. The School prepares law enforcement managers for senior positions by combining academic principles with practical applications. Since the program launched …
Police Commissioner Robert Runowski administers the Oath of Officer to newly hired Police Officer Peter Trzeciak at the December 10th City Council Meeting.
Chief Alan Vodicka presents Police Commissioner Robert Runowski with a plaque recognizing his eighteen years of service to the City as a member of the Board of Police and Fire Commission. Nineteen officers were hired and eight officers were promoted during Robert’s tenure on the Board. Robert will be retiring from his position in early …
Chief of Police Alan Vodicka recently presented Officer Alejandro Lopez with a twenty years of service pin in recognition for his service to the City of Hickory Hills. Several Officers were present to recognize Officer Alejandro Lopez’s twenty years of service to the City prior to roll call.
Hickory Hills Police recently participated in the annual Bike Rodeo coordinated with the Hickory Hills Park District and the Annual Street Fair which took place Sunday June 28, 2015.
Hickory Hills Police recently completed rapid response training at Glen Oaks School. This training is designed to prepare police and school personnel on how to effectively respond to an active school shooting situation. The Hickory Hills Police participate in these types of training scenarios on an annual basis by alternating the school location to other …
Hickory Hills Mayor Michael Howley and Police Chief Alan Vodicka were recently presented with a plaque of appreciation from Moraine Valley Community College. This plaque recognizes the Police Department for mentoring future young law enforcement professionals who have benefited from the guidance of the criminal justice internship program. The police department has served as an …
Chief Vodicka recently presented Ingrid McNeff with a twenty five years of service pin recognizing her service to the community. Ingrid serves in the capacity of Animal Warden / Ordinance Enforcement and Vehicle Fleet Maintenance. Ingrid began her career at the Hickory Hills Police Department on January 28th 1990.
Officer David Eenigenburg is congratulated by Sheriff Tom Dart at his recent graduation from the Cook County Sheriff’s Police Academy. Officer Eenigenburg is now completing his field training period.