File #: 14-3218    Version: 1 Name: HONORING JOHN KOZIO
Type: Consent Calendar Resolution Status: Approved
File created: 5/15/2014 In control: Schneider
On agenda: 5/21/2014 Final action: 5/21/2014
Title: PROPOSED RESOLUTION HONORING JOHN KOZIOL ON HIS RETIREMENT FROM THE PALATINE POLICE DEPARTMENT WHEREAS, the Village of Palatine Police Chief John Koziol has retired after 29 years with the Palatine Police Department; and WHEREAS, during his 29 years of service to the Palatine Police Department, John served twelve of those years as Police Chief; and WHEREAS, while serving as Police Chief, the Investigations Unit of the Palatine Police Department became one of the best in the state; and WHEREAS, under Chief Koziol's leadership, Palatine opened a new state of the art police headquarters, which opened in 2012; and WHEREAS, John has long been an advocate for crime victims' rights and in 2010 received the Cook County State's Attorney Victim Service Award; and WHEREAS, Chief Koziol and his department were recognized for their "tireless efforts" in the investigation of the Brown's Chicken murders in 1993 and two individuals were later convicted of the heinous crime durin...
Sponsors: TIMOTHY O. SCHNEIDER, GREGG GOSLIN
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PROPOSED RESOLUTION
 
HONORING JOHN KOZIOL ON HIS RETIREMENT FROM THE PALATINE  POLICE DEPARTMENT
 
WHEREAS, the Village of Palatine Police Chief John Koziol has retired after 29 years with the Palatine Police Department; and
 
WHEREAS, during his 29 years of service to the Palatine Police Department, John served twelve of those years as Police Chief; and
 
WHEREAS, while serving as Police Chief, the Investigations Unit of the Palatine Police Department became one of the best in the state; and
 
WHEREAS, under Chief Koziol's leadership, Palatine opened a new state of the art police headquarters, which opened in 2012; and
 
WHEREAS,  John has long been an advocate for crime victims' rights and in 2010 received the Cook County State's Attorney Victim Service Award; and
 
WHEREAS, Chief Koziol and his department were recognized for their "tireless efforts" in the investigation of the Brown's Chicken murders in 1993 and two individuals were later convicted of the heinous crime during his tenure as police chief; and
 
WHEREAS, John's capabilities, dedication and strong worth ethic will be missed throughout the Village of Palatine; and
 
NOW BE IT RESOLVED, that the President and Board of Commissioners of Cook County do hereby extend their best wishes, commend John Koziol for his years of service and wish him a long and healthy retirement; and
 
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that a suitable copy of this Resolution be spread upon the official proceedings of this Honorable body and that a copy tendered over to John Koziol.
 
 
    
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