Adam Dreger has been a Rockford police officer since May of 2013.

Dreger was one of three RPD officers who responded to a welfare check at the residence of the president of the Rockford NAACP.

On February 6th, 2019, Dreger responded to a shots fired call made by then Rockford Police officer Timothy Stec. Upon arrival, Dreger learned that Stec had shot Randy Pierson. He stayed with Stec for the immediate aftermath of the shooting as his union representative.

In the fall of 2022, Dreger was one of the responding squadrol officers to a scene at the RPS 205 administration building during a School Board meeting. In the weeks leading up to November 14th, there had been an increased police presence following the slamming of a 14-year-old Auburn High School freshman by Rockford resource officer Brad Lauer.

In 2019, Dreger made $78,952 in salary + $8,785 in overtime = $87,373 + $25,350 in health insurance + $30,497 pension pay.

In 2020, they made $81,708 in salary + $5,689 in overtime = $87,397 + $25,350 in health insurance + $33,025 in pension pay.

In 2021, they made $94,483 in salary + $40,846 in overtime = $135,329 + $24,960 in health insurance + $34,932 in pension pay.

In 2022, they made $89,218 in salary + $36,533 in overtime = $125,750 + $25,350 in health insurance + $39,700 in pension pay.

In 2023, they made $92,303 in salary + $44,047 in overtime = $136,351 + $25,350 in health insurance + $46,059 in pension pay.

In 2024, they made $93,435 in salary + $45,658 in overtime = $139,093 + $26,325 in health insurance + $52,059 in pension pay.

If you or anyone you know has been abused, harassed or otherwise mistreated by this officer please email us with the officers name in the subject.