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Alan Scherb

Tuesday, September 18, 2012

PHOTOS: Scherb Sworn in as Clark's Police Chief

Also, new officer Ricardo Olivera is sworn into the department.

Clark Police Captain Alan Scherb was formally sworn in as Clark's next police chief at Tuesday night's council meeting. Scherb was promoted to Captain and has served as the Officer-in-Charge of the department since Chief Denis Connell retired in May 2011. A crowd of Scherb's family and friends, Clark police officers and chiefs from other Union County towns packed council chambers for the swearing in ceremony.  Bonaccorso announced the promotion at council's first September meeting. Bonaccorso said Connell's departure and the retirement of two Captains below him, led the town to initially seek a director of police, but they later decided that Scherb, then a lieutenant, could lead the department and be made chief in the future. Bonaccorso …

Friday, September 7, 2012

Scherb Sworn in as Clark Police Chief

Al Scherb has served as captain and officer-in-charge of the department since the retirement of Chief Denis Connell.

Clark Police Captain and Officer-in-Charge Alan Scherb was promoted to Chief and sworn in on Tuesday in Mayor Sal Bonaccorso's office. Bonaccorso announced the promotion at Tuesday night's council meeting and Scherb will be formally sworn in at a ceremony at the town's next council meeting on Sept. 17. Scherb was promoted to Captain and has served as the Officer-in-Charge of the department since Chief Denis Connell retired in May 2011. Bonaccorso said Connell's departure and the retirement of two Captains below him, led the town to initially seek a director of police, but they later decided that Scherb, then a lieutenant, could lead the department and be made chief in the future. Bonaccorso commended Scherb for quickly adapting to his role…

John

6:50 am on Friday, September 7, 2012

Congratulations Chief Scherb! Good luck in your new position. My only question is why are other promotions being delayed? There are many Supervisory vacancies, due to normal and disability retirements, that have yet to be filled. This is costing the town too many hours of overtime to cover these positions.   more ›

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