Wildwood crest police honor fallen officer eugene “gino” miglio iii with annual wreath ceremony

Wildwood Crest police honor fallen Officer Eugene “Gino” Miglio III with annual wreath ceremony

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December 13, 2025

Wildwood Crest, NJ – The Wildwood Crest Police Department gathered Saturday to honor the memory of fallen Officer Eugene “Gino” Miglio III with its annual wreath-laying ceremony.

The event, held on what would have been Miglio’s 73rd birthday, paid tribute to his service and sacrifice to the community.

Wildwood crest police honor fallen officer eugene “gino” miglio iii with annual wreath ceremony
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A wreath provided by the Fallen Heroes Wreath Program was placed in his honor as officers, staff, and community members reflected on his legacy.

Department remembers lasting impact

In a statement, the department said Officer Miglio “will always hold a special place in our hearts,” adding that his dedication continues to inspire those who serve today. The annual ceremony serves as a moment for officers and residents alike to remember his contributions and reaffirm their commitment to public service.

Tribute supported by national program

The Fallen Heroes Wreath Program partners with law enforcement agencies across the country to provide wreaths for memorial ceremonies honoring officers who lost their lives in the line of duty. Wildwood Crest police have participated in the program for several years as part of their ongoing remembrance tradition.

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