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Mendham Borough Appoints Sgt. John Camoia as Officer-in-Charge

Release Date: November 29, 2016

For Immediate Release
November 29, 2016

 

Mendham Borough Appoints Sgt. John Camoia as
Officer-in-Charge of Borough Police Department

 
          Mendham Borough Mayor Neil Henry has announced that Police Sgt. John Camoia has been appointed Officer-in-Charge of the Mendham Borough Police Department.  Camoia, a 23-year veteran and senior sergeant of the Police Department, was appointed by the Mayor and confirmed by the Borough Council to replace Police Chief Pasquale Libertino, who is retiring as of January 31, 2017.
          “I am pleased to appoint Sgt. Camoia as Officer-in-Charge of the Borough Police Department,” declared Henry, adding, “This is a temporary appointment to ensure the smooth operation of the Police Department while the Borough conducts a systematic search for Chief Libertino’s permanent replacement.”
          Mayor Henry noted that Sgt. Camoia has been a police sergeant with the Borough for more than 12 years and is well-prepared for this new assignment.
            “Sgt. Camoia knows all of the members of the Police Department and is well familiar with police issues facing the Borough,” stated Henry.  “I am confident that, with his training and experience, he will do a fine job as Officer-in-Charge and give the Borough an opportunity to consider all qualified candidates for permanent leadership of the Borough Police Department.”
            The Mayor commented that Officer-in-Charge Camoia will work closely with retiring Police Chief Libertino to facilitate a smooth transition in police leadership.
            “The appointment was made now to allow Officer-in-Charge Camoia time to work side-by-side with Chief Libertino,” stated Henry.  “It also assures leadership continuity for the Police Department during the search process.”