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Deborah MikolajewskiParking Enforcement OfficeSomeone you should know!Full Name: Deborah A. MikolajewskiBirthday: November 16Birthplace: ChicagoEducation:Grammar School, Burnham School;Graduate, Morton East High SchoolWork History/Experience: Assistant Manager, U.S. JewelryParking Enforcement Officer, Town of CiceroWhat I enjoy most about working for the Town of Cicero: Cicero is one ofthe few towns I know that still does look out for its residents. It is veryrewarding to be able to help people in need.Family: Tom, husband of 16 years; two daughters: Ashley (16), Jessica (11)One of my favorite childhood memories: Going to Cubs games with myuncles and grandma.An important lesson I learned from my parents (or someone else I admire):My uncle taught me to never say that you can’t do something--always tryyour best.Two television shows I usually find myself watching: Forensic Files andHannah Montana (thanks to my daughter).Two of my all-time favorite movies: Fighting Sullivans & GreaseA Personal hero of mine and why this person is heroic to me: My grandmaand uncles. They took me in and raised me.If I won an all-expense paid two week vacation anywhere in the world, I’dtravel to: ItalyOne of the best gifts I have ever received was: My childrenaway when I was one-day-old.More people who know me well would use the following three words todescribe me: Honest, Loyal, and Dedicated (to what I believe in).Most people don’t know this about me: I get very emotional.A typical Sunday is spent: Going out shopping, just me and my girlsOne of my favorite meals to eat (or cook) is: Pizza by dialing Al’s--because Idon’t like to cook.I started working for the Town of Cicero: June of 2004I have worked for the following town departments: Parking EnforcementI have worked for the following Town Presidents: Betty Loren Maltese,Ramiro Gonzales, and Larry DominickThe most rewarding thing about working for the town has been: Meetingnew people. I work outside, so everyday you meet someone new andexciting.The most difficult thing about working for the town has been: Thenegativity we get in our department for trying to enforce the (parking)laws.The most significant change(s) I’ve witnessed in town during my tenure is:More businesses locating to Cicero. Also more programs for our children andseniors.Anything else you would like to add: In the past almost three years I’venoticed great things coming into our town thanks to Larry Dominick. I can’twait to see what other great things he has in store for us.I’d find it fascinating to meet (alive or deceased): My mom--she passed14