Mission Statement

In recognition of our responsibility to be responsive to the needs of our community, the St Anne Police Department shall nurture trust by providing quality police services that promote the highest quality of life and a sense of safety for all residents, businesses, and guests of the Village. We recognize and affirm that we shall work in partnership with the community for the good of the community we serve.

With these words the men of the St Anne Police Department strive to be their best as a small police department in Kankakee County. The above mission is achieved with ethics and integrity. The following values are our commitments to you:

• A Commitment to quality services, delivered in a responsive, efficient, and professional manner
• A Commitment to productivity which encourages creative flexibility and accountability to address changing needs
• A Commitment to a positive work environment built on honesty, trust and loyalty
• A Commitment to community goals which also meet the needs of individuals

The Police Department lives by the above mission statement and values. The resulting organization is comprised of dedicated employees in the Village of St Anne. The Department’s efforts have provided the citizens of the Village of St Anne a Department that practices community-oriented policing and prides itself on the many problem-solving partnerships that it has established with the citizens and businesses it serves.

The Police Department has seven patrolman.

The Department is divided into three sections, Uniformed Motor Patrol, Criminal Investigations, and Records. All sections are headed by the Chief. All sections report to the Chief of Police.

Chief of Police, Todd Navratil, a veteran of law enforcement, has been placed in charge of operations and brings an in-depth knowledge of the community, the surrounding area and its unique issues.

A Historical Perspective of the St. Anne Police Department

In September of 1994 the St. Anne Police Department moved from the Village Hall to the front of the Civic Center. Rudy Abrassart and Steve Abrassart did most of the remodeling work and created two offices, a walk in evidence locker, and a conference room. This was a vast improvement over the one small room that served as an office and a small closet that was the evidence room. This had been home to the police department since the St. Anne Village Hall was built in 1950.

Over the years the following policemen have served the Village of St Anne.