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Tuesday, November 27, 2012

REPD Faces Heavy Retirement in 2013; Recruitment Efforts to Continue into New Year

With two new hires and the search for a third patrol officer nearly complete, REPD will look to proactively recruit additional officers in advance of several upcoming retirements

With the addition of patrol officers Renata Sanches and Anthony Roman to the roster since February, the River Edge Police Department boasts a 20-member compliment and will soon add another as a new rookie is expected to join the force prior to the end of the year. Now the department's recruitment efforts are expected to carry into the new year as River Edge faces the prospects of seven officers reaching retirement age in 2013. According to Police Chief Thomas Cariddi, at least two officers have indicated they will retire at that point. "Moving forward in 2013 the department is in the position that over the next year I have seven officers who will reach retirement age," Cariddi said. "One has already begun taking steps towards that and …

Wednesday, June 20, 2012

REPD to Start Search for Third Patrol Officer

After hiring two new patrol officers earlier this year, the River Edge PD will seek a third entry-level officer

With two new patrol officers in the ranks of the River Edge Police Department since February, Chief Thomas Cariddi broached the topic of beginning the search for a third patrol officer to fill an upcoming anticipated vacancy. "We will have an anticipated vacancy we'll be facing in the future," Cariddi said. "My recommendation is to initiate a hiring procedual for a new officer. It would be an issue of staffing and a matter of economics. I could fill the position on a day-to-day basis and incure overtime exposure a great deal of the time. I would rather have an entry-level officer than expending a top salary officer with time-and-a-half overtime costs." Accordng to Cariddi, the process from announcing the position to bringing candidates to …

Robert Schlossberg

7:01 pm on Thursday, June 21, 2012

I do not think either of you really understand what a police officer does in River Edge. As a resident of River Edge for over 40 years and a past volunteer with the Fire Department and Ambulance Corps, I have seen our police in action. They are very caring individuals who respond first with regard to any type of emergency that is to take place when assistance is required. They are very involved …   more ›

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