STONE HARBOR — Police Chief Paul Reynolds assumed the duties of office Tue., May 3, having been appointed to the post by Mayor Suzanne Walters with consent of the Public Safety Committee.
Reynolds replaced Chief William Toland as head of the borough’s Police Department.
The action took place at Borough Council’s work session.
Reynolds’ move into the chief’s chair made a vacancy for Captain of Police Dan Mulraney, who was similarly appointed by the mayor and recommended by the Public Safety Committee effective May 3.
Also moving up in the department was Patrol Sgt. Robert Walker. The promotion was made with consent of the Reynolds and the Public Safety Committee.
Finally, Brent Grunow, a Class II Special Law Enforcement Officer, was promoted to police officer. According to the enabling resolution, Grunow’s promotion came with “all the duties, rights and obligations of such command position.”
Parts of this story were first published at capemaycountyherald.com
Contact Campbell at (609) 886-8600 Ext 28 or at: al.c@cmcherald.com
North Cape May – Hello all my Liberal friends out there in Spout off land! I hope you all saw the 2 time President Donald Trump is Time magazines "Person of the year"! and he adorns the cover. No, NOT Joe…
