Mayor proclaims April 19–25 as National Volunteer Week in Roselle
April 27, 2026 | Roselle, DuPage County, Illinois
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Mayor David Pleski read a proclamation recognizing April 19–25, 2026 as National Volunteer Week in the Village of Roselle and paid tribute to volunteer police, fire and REMA personnel for their 2025 service.
In the proclamation the mayor noted specific volunteer tallies: 33 VIPS (volunteer in police service) volunteers logged 1,197 hours across 86 events in 2025; 18 REMA (Roselle Emergency Management Agency) volunteers logged 720 hours. The mayor thanked volunteers for supporting public events, including Bachfest, and invited the assembled volunteers to a group photo.
Trustees also acknowledged community members and expressed condolences over the recent death of former village administrator Glenn Spockman.
In the proclamation the mayor noted specific volunteer tallies: 33 VIPS (volunteer in police service) volunteers logged 1,197 hours across 86 events in 2025; 18 REMA (Roselle Emergency Management Agency) volunteers logged 720 hours. The mayor thanked volunteers for supporting public events, including Bachfest, and invited the assembled volunteers to a group photo.
Trustees also acknowledged community members and expressed condolences over the recent death of former village administrator Glenn Spockman.
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