Under the direction of the Village Manager, primary tasks of the Administrative Services Coordinator/Deputy Village Clerk include coordination and supervision
of day-to-day operations, assistance with long-term planning efforts, and organization of special events and projects. Additionally, the Administrative Services Coordinator/Deputy Village Clerk maintains all records of Ordinances, Contracts, and Resolutions passed by the Village Board, and in the absence of the Village Clerk, attends and transcribes minutes of the Village Board meetings and fulfills other duties as needed.
 

Mike Mavrogeorge began his duties as the Fire Chief of Westchester, Illinois, in Cook County, on July 1, 2020. Since 2022, he also serves as the Village Emergency Management Director. Prior to assuming his position in Westchester he served as the Fire Chief of Oak Lawn, Illinois, for 2 years where he led that agency to achieving an ISO Class 1 public protection classification, worked to establish national best practices and implement new community risk reduction programs, while re-establishing a positive relationship with the community and the firefighter’s union. From 2008-2018, he served as the Fire Chief and Emergency Management Director at St. Louis Downtown Airport. He began his fire service career in 1993 and has served on volunteer, paid-on-call, and career departments.

Following a desire to serve and advocate for the fire service at the state and national level, he served as the President of the International Association of Fire Chiefs Great Lakes Division from 2019-2021. The Division includes the states of Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota. He also serves as a member of the International Association of Fire Chiefs Terrorism and Homeland Security Committee and served as the Vice Chair of the International Association of Fire Chiefs Emergency Management Committee where he remains an adjunct subject matter expert.

Chief Mavrogeorge served as the Chairman of the Illinois Fire Services Association from 2015-2018.  He served on the Executive Board of the Illinois Fire Chiefs Association from 2009-2017 as a Director, Area Representative, Illinois IAFC Great Lakes Division Representative, and Chairman of the Legislative Committee.  He has served as an instructor at the University of Illinois Fire Service Institute in the Special Operations Training Program since 2005.

He has earned a Master’s Degree in Public Administration, specializing in Emergency Response Policy and Coordination; a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration; possesses Illinois Chief Fire Officer certification; has attended the National Fire Academy Executive Fire Officer Program (EFO); is designated as a Chief Fire Officer (CFO) by the Center for Public Safety Excellence (re-designated in 2016, 2019, and 2022); holds Member Status (MIFireE) of the Institution of Fire Engineers, is accredited as an Illinois Professional Emergency Manager; and has various other Fire and EMS certifications.

Shift Captain assigned to Station 25. Captain Taylor is in charge of Fire Prevention Bureau and the Liason with the 911 Center.

Shift Captain assigned to Station 25. Captain Doocy is in charge of Fire Department Records and Fire Reporting.

Shift Lieutenant  assigned to Station 26. Lieutenant Biskup is in charge of Public Education.

Shift Lieutenant  assigned to Station 26. Lieutenant Middendorf is in charge of Fire Department Training.

Deputy Chief Borkovec oversees the records unit, public information, equipment, maintenance, training, payroll, labor relations and other Administrative duties.

Deputy Chief Fellers oversees the Patrol & Investigation Division, which includes all terrian vehicle, bike, traffic, truck, and parking units.  Along with patrol, DC Fellers maintains the red light camera, vehicle immobilization program,

Behavorial Health Clinican, Crisis Services

Community Relations and Property Custodian