Village of Niles, IL
Tony Scipione, M.S., currently serves as an Assessor for IOS, Inc., beginning in October 2022, evaluating law enforcement promotional practical exams. With extensive experience at the Village of Niles, IL since August 2007, Tony has held multiple leadership roles, including Patrol Commander, where oversight of various units and personnel was a key responsibility. As Support Services Sergeant, management involved coordinating special events, overseeing public information, and leading a traffic unit among other duties. Additional roles included Detective Sergeant, where management of the Investigations Bureau was crucial, and Police Sergeant and Detective, focusing on patrol operations and crime investigations. Tony holds a Master of Public Administration from Lewis University and has completed various leadership programs, enhancing expertise in public safety and organizational leadership.
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Village of Niles, IL
The Village of Niles, incorporated in 1899, is located in Cook County, Illinois, and borders the north side of Chicago. Niles’ 5.85 square miles are conveniently centered along Milwaukee Avenue, and are home to friendly, multi-cultural neighborhoods, good schools, plentiful retail outlets and several major corporations, including Shure, Woodward, Coca-Cola, FedEx and the Bradford Exchange. The median income for a household in the Village is $47,495. In 2017, Chicago Magazine ranked Niles as one of the "Best Areas for First-Time Home Buyers. In 2010, Niles was named the best place in America to raise kids by BusinessWeek. Niles offers its residents – urban professionals, young families and senior citizens alike – low taxes, efficient multi-modal transportation and best-in-class services such as the Niles Free Bus; Senior, Teen and Family Fitness Centers; and Family Services. The Village of Niles ensures the safety and quality of life for all residents through its Public Services, Police and Fire Departments. A notable landmark and point of pride among Niles' residents is the Leaning Tower of Niles, a half-scale replica of the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Pisa, Italy, is one of four European cities that is a “Sister City” to Niles. With a population of 29,803 and a large immigrant population, Niles is a community that embraces ethnic and cultural diversity and comes together to enjoy Village-wide festivals as well as neighborhood events.