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Avalon Police Hire Three New Officers

 

By Press Release

AVALON- The Avalon Police Department has hired three new full time police officers. The officers were sworn in to their full time positions by Avalon Mayor Martin Pagliughi during a meeting of the Avalon Borough Council on Wednesday, August 14th, 2013.
“The application process for these three positions was very competitive and Avalon is pleased to add these three men to the ranks of the Avalon Police Department”, said Avalon Mayor Martin Pagliughi. “We welcome their talents and efforts to compliment one of the finest police departments in the entire State of New Jersey”.
The three new officers will fill vacancies created by two prior retirements in the Avalon Police Department and by the upcoming retirement of Avalon Police Sgt. Frank Hood. The three new officers are:
-Mark Glassford, 26, of Belleplain, NJ. Officer Glassford has served as a Class II officer with the Avalon Police Department since 2008. He is the brother of Avalon Police Sgt. David Glassford.
-Joseph Duda, 22, of Buena, NJ. Officer Duda began his career with the Avalon Police Department as a Class I officer in 2010 and has served as a Class II officer since 2011.
-Nicholas Brady, 20, of Hammonton, NJ. Officer Brady served as a Class II officer in Sea Isle City in 2012 before being hired as a full time Class II officer in Haddon Heights in 2013.
For more information, please visit www.avalonboro.org.

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