The June 25, 2025, Police & Fire Commission Meeting for the City Council of Prospect Heights, Illinois, focused on community engagement initiatives and personnel updates. The meeting began with discussions on new presentations aimed at enhancing public safety, specifically targeting burglary and identity theft prevention. These presentations will be offered free of charge to residents and local businesses, spearheaded by the department's detective sergeant and supported by patrol officers and detectives.

The first scheduled presentation will take place at the Prospect Heights Garden, with plans to accommodate various locations based on community requests. The program aims to proactively address identity theft and scams, particularly those affecting senior citizens, who are often vulnerable to such crimes. The discussions highlighted the importance of educating the community on current scams and prevention strategies.

In personnel news, Officer Coleman is set to graduate from the Police Academy this Friday, having successfully passed the state examination. Following his graduation, he will begin working independently on a patrol beat.

The meeting also recapped recent community events, including a successful Community Day, which featured a petting zoo and participation from both the fire district and police department. However, it was noted that the event faced a minor setback as they ran out of sausage during the festivities.

Overall, the meeting underscored the department's commitment to community safety and engagement, with plans for further outreach and education initiatives in the coming months.