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Trooper Castellano succumbed to injuries sustained while on duty

Published June 1, 2010

West Trenton, New Jersey - New Jersey State Police Superintendent Colonel Joseph R. Fuentes announced the passing of New Jersey State Trooper Marc K. Castellano, 29. Trooper Castellano succumbed to injuries sustained while in the performance of his duties at Jersey Shore Medical Center. 

New Police Sergeants Exam to be announced September 1st, 2010

Published June 1, 2010

Today NJ Civil Service announced the 2010 Police Sergeant applications will come out September 1st instead of July 1st.  Further, they expect the new sergeant’s exam to be given in January 2011.

M.C.C. Immigration Committee Recommendations

Published May 9, 2010

M.C.C. Immigration Committee Recommendations – For Enforcement of Immigration Laws By Local Police Agencies

Dateline Toms River/ Federal Agents Undertaking Public Corruption

Published April 28, 2010

Federal agents undertaking a public corruption investigation seized a Mercedes-Benz and carried away dozens of boxes today from the home and office of an Ocean County official who for decades has presided over one of New Jersey’s largest school districts.

New texting service helps police keep residents in the loop

Published April 19, 2010

NEW BRUNSWICK — The city’s police department has joined a growing list of local agencies that use a new service to keep residents updated in real-time about emergencies, traffic advisories and other time-sensitive issues.

Job opportunities Within the Dept. of Labor

Published April 19, 2010

Job opportunities Within the Dept. of Labor

NSHMBA – National Society of Hispanic MBA’s

Published April 19, 2010

Widely known as the “Premier Hispanic Organization,” the National Society of Hispanic MBAs (NSHMBA) was created in 1988, by a group of committed Hispanic MBAs who recognized the importance of increasing Hispanic representation in the executive suites and boardrooms of corporate America and the public sector, and reversing Hispanic under representation and declining enrollment in graduate business schools.

Glen Ridge welcomes first female police chief

Published March 31, 2010

GLEN RIDGE—Sheila Byron-Lagattuta was the first woman to be hired by the Glen Ridge police department almost 28 years ago when she became a dispatcher straight out of high school. Now Byron-Lagattuta is the borough’s first female police chief. Monday was the 46-year-old’s first full day on the job. She replaces Chief John Magnier, who took a job with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security in Vermont.