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East Dundee celebrates police promotion and honors a resident’s 100th birthday
Summary
At its Oct. 6 meeting the board swore in a promoted sergeant from the East Dundee Police Department and presented a proclamation and key to the village to Dolores Doudeline in recognition of her 100th birthday.
The board paused regular business on Oct. 6 to honor two ceremonial items: the swearing-in of a newly promoted sergeant and a proclamation designating Oct. 6, 2025, as Dolores Doudeline Day for her 100th birthday.
Police presenters recounted the sergeant’s service history since joining the East Dundee Police Department in 2016, noting assignments as a field-training officer, evidence technician and instructor. The department highlighted his completion of an Illinois Tactical Officers Association tactical program and multiple commendations.
The board read a proclamation honoring Dolores Doudeline’s lifetime of community service and presented a key to the village; remarks noted her years in East Dundee, her service as a teacher in Community School District 300 and service as a state representative from 1987 to 1993 (as stated in the proclamation). Attendees recessed briefly for photos and to extend birthday wishes.
These items were ceremonial; no policy changes resulted.
