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Holiday Hills accepts two officer resignations and approves $8,900 squad‑car computer replacement
Summary
The board approved resignations of Officers Golz and Geroulis, scheduled a Coffee with a Cop for Oct. 11, and authorized $8,900 for two new squad‑car computers and related equipment to upgrade to Windows 11.
Chief W. Copp reported 14 calls since Aug. 20, with eight traffic stops that generated 11 citations and two calls handled by McHenry County Sheriff Office. Chief Copp announced a community event — "Coffee with a Cop" — scheduled for Oct. 11, 2025, from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.
The board approved the resignations of Officer Golz and Officer Geroulis; both motions were made by Trustee Stingel and seconded by Trustee Jensen, and both carried unanimously. Chief Copp and President Giles recommended replacing squad‑car computers because Windows 10 support ends Oct. 14, 2025. The quoted hardware price was $8,154 for two machines with three‑year warranties and the total, including installation, docking stations and supplies, was stated as not to exceed $8,900. Trustee Agrella moved to approve the purchase and Trustee Stingel seconded; the motion passed unanimously.
