Reports to the Mayor

The Village Board meets on the first and third Monday of each month. On the first meeting, the Chief submits a report as to the important events and contemporary issues, including a summary of crimes and arrests, to the Board. For the second meeting, the Chief submits a brief mid-month report. Click on a link to read his reports:

CURRENT REPORTS

ARCHIVED REPORTS

— 2010 —

December (FINAL Incidents and Arrests)

December (Mid – Month)

November (FINAL Incidents & Arrests)

October (FINAL Incidents & Arrests)

October (Mid-Month)

September (FINAL Incidents and Arrests)

September (Mid-Month)

August (FINAL Incidents and Arrests)

August (Mid-Month)

July (FINAL Incidents and Arrests)

July (Mid Month)

June (FINAL Incidents and Arrests)

June (Mid-Month)

M ay (FINAL Incidents and Arrests)

May (Mid-Month)

April 2010 (FINAL Incidents and Arrests)

April (Mid-Month)

March 2010 (FINAL Incidents and Arrests)

March (Mid-Month)

February 2010 (FINAL Incidents and Arrests)

February (Mid-Month)

January 2010 (FINAL Incidents and Arrests)

January (Mid-Month)

— 2009 —

December (FINAL Incidents and Arrests)

December (Mid-Month)

January 2010 (FINAL Incidents and Arrests)

January (Mid-Month)

December 2009 (FINAL Incidents and Arrests)

Quick Facts

The Wauconda Police Department provides public safety services to the Wauconda community 24 hours a day. The Chief of Police has a professional team of 2 Commanders, 6 Patrol Sergeants, 1 Detective Sergeant and 16 well trained, fully equipped, full time police officers. There are no part-time police officers.

The Department operates its own jail and Communications Center and handles emergency calls for both the Fire and Police. It has a fleet of 10 modern and well equipped marked police cars.

The Department’s civilian staff consists of an Administrative Assistant, 10 Telecommunicators and one part-time Community Service Officer. Records duties are handled by civilian personnel. Click Here for a Chart of the Organization.