Fire and Police Commission meeting summary
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The commission approved updated fire and police rules, including new application changes and a revised fire applicant qualification section that will go to the Village Board for ratification.
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The commission approved changes to the rules and regulations that will affect future fire department applicants and police hiring paperwork. It also approved a new police eligibility list so the hiring process can move forward, with interviews expected to start in April. The commission accepted the retirement of former Chief Todd Shaver and the resignation of former Officer Zachary Lemley. It also noted that Fire is fully staffed, while the Police Department has 16 probationary officers and one new lateral officer in training.
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- Approved the regular meeting minutes and executive session minutes from December 9, 2025
- Approved and recommended revised Rules and Regulations to the Village Board for ratification
- Approved changes to police application language, including requested additions such as bankruptcy history and police/fire check boxes
- Granted approval to start the process for a new police eligibility list, with interviews planned for April
- Accepted the retirement of former Chief Todd Shaver and the resignation of former Officer Zachary Lemley
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Fire & Police Commission Meeting on January 13, 2026
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