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Borough of Cerebral swears in new fire chief and officers for 2025

January 01, 2025 | Sayreville, Middlesex County, New Jersey


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Borough of Cerebral swears in new fire chief and officers for 2025
The Sayreville Council meeting on January 1, 2025, featured the swearing-in of new fire department leadership and first aid officers, marking a significant transition in local emergency services. The ceremony included the oaths of office for Fire Chief Richard Masterson, First Assistant Fire Chief Alfred Gavin III, and several other key positions within the fire department.

During the meeting, each officer recited an oath affirming their commitment to support the Constitution of the United States and the State of New Jersey, pledging to perform their duties impartially and to the best of their abilities. This formal acknowledgment underscores the importance of leadership in ensuring public safety and community service.

In addition to the fire department leadership, the meeting also welcomed new officers for the first aid squad, including Captain Nicole Hogan and Assistant Captain Nancy Voorhees. The collective swearing-in of these officers highlights the ongoing dedication of local emergency services to serve and protect the Sayreville community.

The meeting concluded with expressions of gratitude towards the newly sworn officers, emphasizing the community's support for their roles in maintaining safety and emergency response readiness. This transition in leadership is expected to bring fresh perspectives and continued commitment to the borough's emergency services.

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