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Gurnee swears in Jeremy Gaughn as police chief; Jason Kamenowski named deputy chief

December 02, 2025 | Gurnee, Lake County, Illinois


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Gurnee swears in Jeremy Gaughn as police chief; Jason Kamenowski named deputy chief
The Gurnee Village Board approved the promotion of Deputy Chief Jeremy Gaughn to chief of police and administered the oath of office. Board members praised Gaughn’s long service to the department and community; staff noted his prior roles, awards, and military service.

After taking the oath, Chief Jeremy Gaughn thanked the mayor, village administrator and his family and said the department’s officers are “the heart of the agency.” He said he intends to continue building community trust and supporting officers.

The board also promoted Commander Jason Kamenowski (transcript spelling appears as Kamenowski) to deputy chief of operations. Speakers reviewed Kamenowski’s record with the department since 2008, his leadership of community programs such as Shop with a Cop, and his awards and training. Kamenowski acknowledged family and colleagues and spoke about service and commitment to the community.

Both personnel actions were approved by the board on roll call as part of petitions and communications. Each officer received a public recognition and the board administered customary swearing-in formalities.

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