EAST BRUNSWICK, NJ — The East Brunswick Police Department has received the Certificate of Reaccreditation from the NJ State Association of Chiefs of Police. This recognition highlights the department’s commitment to the NJSACOP Law Enforcement Accreditation Program.
The honor was presented during a special East Brunswick Council meeting on Wednesday night. Accreditation Program Director Harry Delgado acknowledged the department’s dedication to maintaining high standards of service.
Chief Frank LoSacco and the Township Council were in attendance to celebrate this achievement. Mayor Brad Cohen also joined in marking this milestone for the department.
Recognition through the reaccreditation process involves meeting specific criteria to ensure excellence in law enforcement practices. The East Brunswick Police Department has consistently demonstrated professionalism and dedication to serving the community.
The reaccreditation signifies ongoing commitment and adherence to best practices in law enforcement. It reflects the department’s accountability and transparency toward the public it serves.
This accolade reinforces the police department’s focus on maintaining high operational standards. It serves as assurance to the community about the principles guiding their law enforcement agencies.
Officials have underscored the importance of this achievement, noting that it enhances public trust in law enforcement.
