Sunday, February 05, 2012
 

MEADOWLANDS HOSPITAL DONATION Minimize

 The New Meadowlands Hospital Medical Center in Secaucus presented the Borough of East Rutherford with two new state of the art Laser Guns for traffic speed enforcement. The Laser Guns are part of a $14,000 donation made to the East Rutherford Police Department and the Emergency Squad.

 Pictured left to right: Meadowlands Hospital President William Vazquez Fache, Chairman of the Board Medical Doctor Richard Lipsky, Councilman Joel Brizzi, Mayor James Cassella and Chief Larry Minda.


ERPD NEWS... Minimize
DARE CULMINATION - Tuesday, April 26, 2011

 The East Rutherford Police Department held it's 22nd DARE Graduation April 20th. The 5th grade students from Faust School did an amazing job in showing their commitment to stay drug free. Special thanks to our Teachers, Administrators, Board of Education Members, Police Department, Fire Department and our East Rutherford Mayor & Council. Also a big thanks goes out to Mayor Cassella and County Executive Donovan for their inspiring words.

 
NEW CONTACT INFORMATION... - Tuesday, February 15, 2011

 

The East Rutherford Police Department is always looking for new ways to keep residents informed and allow residents to voice their questions, comments, and concerns.  In order to expand on this idea, the Police Department provides interested parties with three emails to communicate with the Police Department.

 

General questions, comments, and concerns can be sent to Police@erpd.org

 

Concerns regarding parking and traffic can be sent to Traffic@erpd.org

 

Reports of suspicious activity and crime concerns can be sent to PoliceTips@erpd.org

All reports and tips will remain confidential

 

Further Contact Information is provided under the Contact Us section

 
LORETTA GENTLES REMEMBERED - Wednesday, February 09, 2011

 

The East Rutherford lost one of its own during this past year. Loretta Gentles worked as records clerk for 38 years at our department after serving as records clerk in Carlstadt for 3 years. She passed away as a result of injuries sustained during the northeaster of March 2010. According to Chief Minda, Loretta was a mother like figure to each and every member of the police force. She was a lifelong resident who would go out of her way to help everyone that she came in contact with. Loretta would be at work each and every day. Mayor Cassella recalled a day when he told only necessary workers to come in due to blizzard conditions. Chief Minda got the next call from Loretta asking if we could get her to the police station because she wanted to do her job. The Mayor stated that was the type of commitment that made Loretta who she was and East Rutherford the town that it is. Loretta will be remembered forever by having the record room in the new public safety building named in her honor. Her kindness and presence will be forever missed. 
 
 

TORCH RUN Minimize

28th ANNUAL TORCH RUN JUNE 3rd, 2011

Pictured below Officers from the East Rutherford Police Department participated in the 28th annual "Torch Run" for Special Olympics. Officers were joined by Councilman Joel Brizzi, Mayor James Cassella and Faust School students Alexa Felten, Talia Romanello and Saul Vargas. The ERPD PBA #275 has been a strong supporter of Special Olympic Events including the "Snow Bowl", Basketball Tournament, Plunge into the Atlantic and this annual Torch Run.


COLUMBUS DAY 2011 Minimize

 

Councilman Perry, Mayor Cassella, Chief Minda, Chief Joseph, Officer Rotondo & Cert Team Member Jim Battista show off the new Emergency Operations Vehicle at the Columbus Day Festival. The vehicle was donated to the Borough of East Rutherford and is being used by all Borough Emergency Operations.


PROMOTIONS Minimize

 

On Tuesday July 19th, the above officers were promoted into their newly appointed positions. (L-R)Captain Anthony Ciravolo, Lieutenant Bill Hopkins and Sergeant Bill Lorenc.


"CHIEF FOR A DAY" Minimize

Mayor James Cassella & Chief Larry Minda greet "Chief for a Day" Jibril Woyce and his family outside of McKenzie School. Chief Woyce was sworn in at the school along with the Mayor reading a proclamation honoring Jibril Woyce as East Rutherford's "Chief for a Day"..

 Chief for a Day Jabril Woyce was given an official escort to Hackensack where he joined 19 other youngsters who like him suffer with chronic illnesses.  Chief Woyce spent the morning along with his family and Officers from the East Rutherford Police Department. Chief Woyce visited his  classmates and toured police headquarters prior to meeting up with the other junior chiefs in Hackensack. All involved ended the day with an award ceremony honoring our junior chiefs for their involvement.


THREAT LEVEL... Minimize

 

As of 02/01/2012 The Secretary of Homeland Security urges public vigilance. Even though there are no specific threats all citizens are asked to be vigilant and report all suspicious activity.  Caution and awareness is encouraged.

 

For updated info check the below links...

Travel info is available at: www.travel.state.gov 

or by calling: 1-888-407-4747.

For Domestic and International Flights the U.S. threat level is HIGH. 

National Homeland Security Knowledgebase


RECORDS BUREAU Minimize

 

Records Requests

Officer Tammy Abboud

201-438-0709

9a-12p / 1p-3 p M - F


TOYS FOR TOTS Minimize

Thank you to all that participated in our Toys for Tots program at the East Rutherford Police Department. Special thanks to the Meadowlands Sheraton for there participation.The U.S. Marines picked up all gifts on Friday December 9th to be used during their "Toys for Tots Annual Program". Special thanks to Officer Daniel Perry who coordinated the program.

 


VETERANS DAY 2011 Minimize

The East Rutherford Junior Police Academy of 2011 honoring our Veterans on November 11th during the East Rutherford Veterans Day Remembrance


NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH Minimize

The East Rutherford Neighborhood Watch would like to thank all that attended this year's National Night Out. We will be announcing our next meeting date in the very near future which will be posted here.  If you would like more information or you would like to become a member of the Neighborhood Watch please try and attend our meeting.


COLUMBUS DAY FESTIVAL Minimize

Many town residents and visitors spent time at the Police/Fire OEM exhibit at this weeks festival. Shown in picture is Chief Minda with girl scout Kiersten Hjelm.  

 


Police Safety Presentation E.R. Civic Center Thursday September 22nd, 2011 Thank You Saensai Ray and Yonezawa Dojo of East Rutherford Minimize

The ERPD along with Sensai Ray, shown on far right of picture, of the Yonezawa Dojo of E.R. conducted a class dealing with personal safety. Special thanks to Sensai Ray and his group for their time and their participation


E.R.Substance Abuse Prevention Committee Minimize

The meetings of the East Rutherford Substance Abuse Prevention Committee will be held on March 15th, June 21st, September 20th and December 6th of 2012. All meetings start at 3:30pm and will be held at the Civic Center.


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