At last night’s Township Committee meeting, Mayor Eric Holliday had the honor of swearing in three new members of the Bordentown Township Police Department. Patrolman Adam Cook and Patrolman Michael Giorgianni join us through the Intergovernmental Transfer Program from the Burlington County Sheriff’s Department, bringing valuable experience that allows them to immediately begin serving our community.
Mayor Holliday also swore in Danny Fernandez as a Special Law Enforcement Officer III, who will serve as one of three School Resource Officers dedicated to the safety of our students and schools. Mr. Fernandez is a recently retired Police Officer from East Windsor and previously served as an SRO for that school district, experience that will directly benefit our students and schools.
Mayor Holliday shared: “We are excited to welcome Patrolmen Cook and Giogianni, along with Officer Fernandez, to our Police Department. Each of them brings professionalism and a commitment to public service that will be a great benefit to Bordentown Township.”
Police Chief Nate Roohr added: “These officers will strengthen our department and expand the ways we serve the community, from patrol to school safety. We are grateful to Burlington County Sheriff James Kostoplis for working with us on these transfers and look forward to the positive impact these new hires will make.”
Please join us in congratulating Patrolmen Cook, Giogianni, and Officer Fernandez on this important milestone. We wish them long, safe, and successful careers here in Bordentown Township.