MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP, NJ – The Manchester Township Police Department celebrated the addition of Patrolman Conner Ferino to its ranks, sworn in on March 4, 2024, by Mayor Rob Arace. The ceremony was attended by family, friends, police, and township personnel, marking a significant milestone in Ferino’s career.
Chief Robert Dolan expressed confidence in the rigorous selection process of the department, emphasizing that only candidates demonstrating exceptional dedication to community service, like Patrolman Ferino, are chosen. Ferino, a Manchester Township native, is currently completing his Criminal Justice degree at Rutgers University and brings with him a commendable record from his initial law enforcement experience with the Point Pleasant Beach Police Department.
Recognized for his superior performance in firearms proficiency, physical fitness, and academics at the Ocean County Police Academy, Ferino stands out as a highly qualified officer. He is set to undergo the department’s comprehensive twelve-week Field Training and Evaluation Program, designed to prepare him thoroughly for his duties.
Chief Dolan highlighted the collaborative effort of the town’s leadership in supporting the police department’s mission to serve the community effectively. He expressed gratitude towards Mayor Arace, the Township Council, and the Administration for their role in facilitating this new appointment.