First Responders Sculpture Relief

honoring roselle’s first responders

Making it Happen!

Roselle’s First Responders work hard to keep our community safe and working.

To thank them for their commitment to Roselle, we are spearheading the creation of a sculpture relief by artist and Roselle resident, Mike Re.

Roselle, Illinois Firefighters
Roselle, Illinois Police Officers
Roselle, Illinois Public Works Team

raising the necessary funds

Personalized Bricks on Site of the Sculpture Relief

Bricks are now available to purchase to honor your family or company on-site at the sculpture relief.

Bricks are sized 4X8 and 8X8 and are available to businesses, civic groups, and families/individuals.

Roselle Arts and Culture Foundation First Responders Sculpture Relief by Artist Mike Re a First Look at the details of the Sculpture
Roselle Arts and Culture Foundation First Responders Sculpture Relief by Artist Mike Re
Roselle Arts and Culture Foundation Wine Event at Lynfred Winery

Fundraising Events for the Whole Community

Throughout 2024, Roselle Arts and Culture Foundation will host various fundraising events for the First Responders Sculpture Relief.

From wine events at Lynfred Winery or Trivia Night at Pollyanna Brewing. . . and maybe even a little friendly cooking competition, there’s an event for everyone to enjoy while supporting Roselle’s first responders.


Thank you to our sponsors.

Thank you to the Roselle Police Association and Roselle Professional Firefighters Local for committing $1,000 each towards the Sculpture Tribute!


FAQs

How is the Relief Sculpture to Roselle Responders funded?

How will the donations be applied to this project?

We are raising funds to commission the artist and his supplies, assist with updated landscape designs for the donors’ bricks, and cover promotional materials.

Where and when will the sculpture be installed?

The Relief Sculpture is slated to be completed and installed on the Roselle Police Department campus sometime between the fall of 2024 and 2025.

Who is the artist creating the sculpture?

Roselle-based artist Mike Re, who also designed the Villageโ€™s Centennial relief sculpture that is located on Village Hall.

Do you have additional questions?

Are any of your questions unanswered? We would be happy to tell you more about our First Responders Relief Sculpture.