Village of Roselle

The Village of Roselle is proud to announce that Mayor David Pileski has been elected President of the DuPage Mayors and Managers Conference (DMMC) for the 2025–2026 term. His appointment was confirmed at the organization’s annual Business Meeting held on April 9. Mayor Pileski becomes the fourth mayor from Roselle to serve as President of the Conference, following in the footsteps of former Roselle Mayors Joe Devlin, Sandra Birdsall, and Gayle Smolinski. His election continues a long-standing tradition of regional leadership from the Village of Roselle. “I’m honored to serve as President of DuPage Mayors and Managers Conference and to continue Roselle’s proud legacy of regional leadership,” said Mayor Pileski. “Mayors are on the front lines every day delivering results, solving problems, and improving quality of life for our communities. I look forward to working alongside fellow mayors, presidents, managers, and administrators across DuPage County to amplify our collective voice and tackle shared challenges with innovative community-driven solutions.” Mayor Pileski will work alongside Wheaton Mayor Phil Suess, elected Conference Vice President, and Warrenville City Administrator Cristina White, elected Conference Secretary/Treasurer, during his term as Conference President. In addition to his leadership within the Conference, as Deputy Legislative Director (2023–2025) and Vice President (2024–2025), Mayor Pileski also serves on the Illinois Fire Pension Investment Fund Board, further pursuing responsible fiscal stewardship and public service at both the local and state levels. The DuPage Mayors and Managers Conference is a coalition of municipalities representing more than one million residents in DuPage County. The organization advocates for sound public policy, supports excellence in local governance, and fosters intergovernmental collaboration throughout the region. For more information about the Village of Roselle, visit roselle.il.us. To learn more about the DuPage Mayors and Managers Conference, visit dmmc-cog.org.

DuPage County announced Tuesday the launch of Text-to-911, a vital emergency communication tool allowing residents to send text messages directly to 911 dispatchers when calling is not possible. The system is compatible with mobile carriers such as AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile and works on any text-capable device including smartphones and tablets. Dispatch centers cannot receive photos, videos, or emojis. For more information about the new Text-to-911 service, please visit https://lnkd.in/gb_Yw3cM.

The Roselle Fire Department is seeking Civilian Paramedics! 🚑 Visit our website to learn more and apply.

March is National Social Work Month, which means we have to give a shout out to our social services team 💙 Misty and Colleen of the Roselle Police Department provide social service referrals and behavioral health support to our community 7 days a week. By working alongside officers, Misty and Colleen have a vital role in supporting our residents and families during difficult times, offering resources, guidance, and compassion when it's needed most. Thank you for all you do!

In celebration of Engineers Week, meet the engineers in the Development & Engineering Services (DES) Department: Civil Engineer Alvin, Director of Development & Engineering Services Kristin, and Engineering Manager Matt! Engineering is responsible for planning roadway maintenance and stormwater management, designing and managing construction of projects in the Village's 5-year Capital Improvement Plan, and reviewing development and utility improvements being made in our community. Want to join our team? We're looking for a motivated Civil Engineering Intern to support our DES department! Learn more and apply online at www.roselle.il.us/Jobs.

We're hiring a full-time Planner in our Development & Engineering Services Department! In addition to key department functions like managing the land use plan and enforcing zoning and development codes, this position is also involved with coordinating efforts to strengthen the Village's retail, commercial, and industrial sectors. Applications will be accepted until Friday, March 7, 2025 at 5:00 p.m. Visit our website to learn more about this role and submit an application!

We're looking for a GIS intern to support our Public Works Department! Applicants must be a full-time college student earning a degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Geography or a similar field and enrolled in school full-time for the fall of 2025. Learn more and apply on our website!

📢 Internship Opportunity Available! Our Civil Engineering Intern has the opportunity to support a number of Development and Engineering Services Department services including planning, designing, administration, and construction inspection of capital improvement and maintenance projects. Applicants must be a full-time college student earning a degree in civil engineering, construction engineering, environmental engineering, or a similar field and enrolled in school full-time for the fall of 2025. Apply on our website today!

After 9 years with the Roselle Fire Department and more than 30 years of fire service experience, Fire Chief Mark Bozik has announced he will retire on January 27, 2025. Bozik began his tenure with the Roselle Fire Department as Deputy Fire Chief in April 2016. Prior to his role in Roselle, Bozik served as a Firefighter/ Paramedic, Lieutenant, Bureau Chief, and Assistant Chief with the North Aurora Fire District and Firefighter / Paramedic with the Naperville Fire Department. Bozik served as Acting Fire Chief in January 2020 after his predecessor’s departure before Village trustees appointed him Fire Chief in May 2020. The Roselle Lions Club named Bozik “Firefighter of the Year” in 2020. Under the leadership of Chief Bozik over the last four years, the Roselle Fire Department has increased participation in community events, updated department vehicles and equipment, and increased the number of full-time firefighter/paramedics in the department to more effectively serve Roselle. Additionally, the Village of Roselle lauds Chief Bozik for his successful management of the department, including negotiating successful labor contracts and shifting contract paramedic services to Village employees to reduce costs while maintaining service levels. “I want to extend my deepest gratitude to Chief Bozik for his extraordinary service and dedication to Roselle. He stepped in to lead during the height of the pandemic and exemplified leadership, professionalism, and an unwavering commitment to our community,” said Roselle Mayor David Pileski. “His legacy is a well-prepared department ready to step up into new leadership roles to continue protecting and serving Roselle.” Chief Bozik holds a Chief Fire Officer certification designation from the Office of the State Fire Marshal, a Master's Degree in Public Safety and Homeland Security Management from Southern Illinois University, a Bachelor's Degree in Fire Science from Columbia Southern University, and an Associate's Degree in Fire Science from Waubonsee Community College. He is a member of the International Association of Fire Chiefs, the Illinois Fire Chiefs Association, and a founding member of the Illinois Urban Search and Rescue Team Task Force. Bozik has also served as Co-Chair of the MABAS Technical Rescue Team Committee, the DuPage County Fire Chiefs representative on the DuPage County School Safety Task Force, and treasurer for Budda’s Brotherhood Foundation that financially assists firefighters diagnosed with cancer. “I am proud of the men and women of the Roselle Fire Department and the high level of service we provide the residents and visitors of the Village day in and day out,” said Bozik. “Our succession planning will ensure that high level of service continues while always looking for better and innovate ways to serve our residents.”

We're so proud of Roselle public safety! Please join us in congratulating Roselle Fire Department's Ryan Tumminaro on his promotion to Lieutenant and Roselle Police Department's Detective Sergeant P. Grempka on his graduation from Northwestern University’s School of Police Staff and Command 👏