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Huntley police commissioner Dan Maloney resigns; commission holds executive session to review recruit backgrounds
Summary
At the July 14, 2025 Village of Huntley Police Commission meeting, Commissioner Dan Maloney submitted his resignation, which Chairman Jim Burgess accepted. The commission moved into executive session to review background reports for new recruit police officer candidates and reconvened at 11:01 a.m.
The Village of Huntley Police Commission accepted Commissioner Dan Maloney’s resignation during its July 14, 2025 general session and moved into an executive session to review background reports for new recruit police officer candidates.
Chairman Jim Burgess called the meeting to order at 8:04 a.m. in Municipal Complex Room C107. Roll call recorded the presence of Commissioners Dan Maloney and Judy Serrano and police leadership including Chief Linda Hooten. There were no public comments recorded.
During new business, Commissioner Dan Maloney submitted his official resignation from the Board of Police Commissioners; Chairman Jim Burgess accepted the resignation as recorded in the minutes. The minutes for the June 10, 2025 general session were approved earlier in the meeting after a motion by Commissioner Dan Maloney and a second from Commissioner Judy Serrano; the voice vote was recorded as "all ayes" and the motion carried.
Later in the agenda a motion by Commissioner Dan Maloney, seconded by Commissioner Judy Serrano, moved the commission into executive session "to review background reports for new recruit police officer candidates." The motion carried on a voice vote recorded as "all ayes," and the meeting moved into executive session at 8:13 a.m. The commission reconvened in open session at 11:01 a.m.
With the next meeting listed as "TBD," Chairman Burgess moved to adjourn at 11:04 a.m.; Commissioner Judy Serrano seconded, the voice vote was "all ayes," and the motion carried. The meeting minutes were signed by Melissa Thompson, Human Resources Generalist.
No communications, reports, or unfinished business items were recorded for discussion, and no public commenters spoke at the session. The executive session topic, as recorded in the minutes, was limited to reviewing background reports for candidate recruits; the minutes do not report actions taken during executive session or any resulting personnel decisions.
