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Crest Hill council sets salary and swears in Deputy Chief David L. Revis Jr.
Summary
Council approved an ordinance to set the salary for the Deputy Chief of Police for Patrol and the mayor administered the oath to David L. Revis Jr., who accepted the appointment and addressed the council.
Crest Hill — The City Council approved an ordinance setting the salary for the deputy chief of police for patrol and then presided over the swearing-in of David L. Revis Jr.
Deputy Chief Ryan Daubzick presented an ordinance setting the patrol deputy chief salary at $136,000 for the pending appointment of David L. Revis Jr. A motion to approve was made and seconded; the council voted in favor and the clerk announced the motion carried and ordinance 02/2017 was adopted.
After the vote, the mayor administered the oath of office. Revis took the oath, thanked the council and the department, and addressed the audience, saying he looked forward to serving the city in his new role. Council members and colleagues offered congratulations; several described Revis’s longtime service to the department and commended his record of training, investigations and leadership.
Why it matters: The council’s vote set the compensation for the deputy chief of police position before the formal appointment and the department added Revis to its command staff by publicly swearing him in.
Speakers quoted in this report are identified in the council record as Deputy Chief Ryan Daubzick and David L. Revis Jr.
