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By CATHY GOETZ
March 9, 2021 at 1:22 PM
Belmar s newest patrolmen, David Burke, in middle at left, and Derek Fabian with Police Chief Tina Scott, Mayor Mark Walsifer, far left, and Business Administrator Edward Kirschenbaum, far right.
Belmar s newest patrolmen, David Burke, in middle at left, and Derek Fabian with Police Chief Tina .
Credits: Borough of Belmar
Derek Fabian is sworn in as a Belmar patrolman by Mayor Mark Walsifer and receives his badge from Police Chief Tina Scott.
Derek Fabian is sworn in as a Belmar patrolman by Mayor Mark Walsifer and receives his badge from .
Credits: Borough of Belmar
David Burke takes the oath as a Belmar patrolman from Mayor Mark Walsifer and receives his badge from Police Chief Tina Scott.
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Niesz promoted to chief of Manalapan Police Department
Niesz promoted to chief of Manalapan Police Department ×
MANALAPAN – Edward Niesz, who has served in the Manalapan Police Department for 24 years, has been promoted to the rank of police chief.
Niesz succeeds Michael Fountain, who retired at the end of January after serving 27
years with the department. Fountain became Manalapan’s police chief on April 1, 2016.
In a press release, municipal officials said, “The police department wishes Chief Fountain a happy and healthy retirement. In response to the loss of Chief Fountain at the helm of the police department, the Township Committee has made four promotions to fill the
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Six men have been hired by Freehold Township and have joined the ranks of the Freehold Township Police Department.
During a Township Committee meeting on Dec. 2, the oath of office was administered to Alexander Conoshenti, Rocco Hernandez, Matthew Horvath, Nicholas Mezzacappa, Erik Stumpf and Justin Purves.
Municipal officials said the appointment of the new patrol officers follows the retirement of veteran officers from the Freehold Township police force.
According to the 2020 municipal budget, Freehold Township is budgeted for 76 police officers, including superior officers (sergeants, lieutenants, captains, chief). The police officers’ salaries and wages account for about $12.9 million (30.5%) of Freehold Township’s $42.7 million budget.