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Carol Stream board honors Commander Jonathan Gray for 20 years of service
Summary
The Village of Carol Stream on March 16 approved Resolution No. 3457 honoring Commander Jonathan Gray for 20 years with the police department, outlining his assignments, promotions and departmental awards; Commander Gray thanked colleagues and residents for the recognition.
The Village of Carol Stream Board of Trustees on March 16 passed Resolution No. 3457 honoring Commander Jonathan Gray for 20 years of service with the Carol Stream Police Department.
Trustee Rosalone read the resolution aloud, documenting Gray’s hiring on February 7, 2006, his work as an evidence technician, field training officer, juvenile officer, electronic surveillance officer, tactical detective, lead homicide investigator, and his assignment to the Major Crime Unit (May 13, 2014). The resolution recorded promotions to corporal (September 26, 2016), sergeant (May 7, 2018) and commander (December 4, 2023), and noted professional training including Northwestern University’s School of Police Command and Staff (May 10, 2019) and department awards received for meritorious service.
The board moved and seconded the resolution; the clerk called the roll and recorded approval. Commander Gray addressed the board, thanked colleagues and residents for the recognition and said he looked forward to continuing to serve the village.
The resolution states it takes effect immediately upon passage. The board did not take separate action beyond the formal vote. The trustees’ remarks during the meeting also included broader thanks to volunteers and staff for community work that the board said supports public safety and civic life.
