West new york swears in 10 new police officers, bolstering department ranks

West New York swears in 10 new police officers, bolstering department ranks

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April 22, 2025

WEST NEW YORK, NJ — The West New York Police Department welcomed 10 new officers on Monday during a formal swearing-in ceremony, the department announced.

Of the new recruits, seven will begin a 22-week training program at the Passaic County Police Academy starting next month. The remaining three, who have already completed academy training, will immediately join the force in active duty roles.

The ceremony highlighted the department’s ongoing efforts to strengthen public safety and modernize its ranks. Town officials, including Mayor Albio Sires and Police Director Henry Codina, were present to support the new officers.

Officials praise recruitment efforts

Department leadership expressed gratitude for the continued investment in law enforcement staffing and training. The new appointments are part of a broader initiative to enhance police presence and responsiveness in the community.

No additional details were provided regarding the backgrounds or assignments of the newly sworn-in officers.

Key Points

  • Ten officers were sworn into the West New York Police Department
  • Seven will begin academy training; three are ready for immediate duty
  • Town officials applauded the expansion of the department’s ranks

West New York boosts police force with 10 new officers, strengthening public safety efforts.

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