Police/Fire/EMS

Orangetown Police Chief Kevin Nulty announces retirement, after 43 years of service

Published

6 years ago

April 11, 2019

Town of Orangetown

After over 40 years of service, Orangetown Police Chief Kevin Nulty has announced he will retire at the end of the month.

Chief Nulty worked for the Orangetown Police Department for 43 years, the last 22 as Chief (appointed in February of 1997).

Congratulations from Suffern Police Chief Clarke Osborn

“We would like to congratulate Chief Kevin Nulty of the Orangetown Police Department who will be retiring at the end of this month after 43 years of dedicated service, the last 22 as Chief. We wish Kevin a long, happy and safe retirement!”

The Orangetown Police Department maintains a satellite station in the Village of Nyack and also has a Police booth in the Hamlet of Pearl River.The Police Force consists of 83 sworn officers, 5 civilian dispatchers, 5 civilian clerk/stenos and about 25 Auxiliary police Officers.

Police/Fire/EMS

An Alligator Was Rescued From The Minisceongo Creek

Published

1 week ago

November 14, 2024

Rockland Report Admin

Today at approximately 11:10am, Haverstraw Police responded to the Minisceongo Creek in the area of Bridge Street in Garnerville for a report of an alligator in the creek.

Haverstraw Police Department personnel assisted in successfully removing the alligator from the water. The Hudson Valley Humane Society of Pomona responded to the scene to take possession and care of the alligator.

Police/Fire/EMS

UPDATE: Rockland County Firefighters Headed To Orange County To Assist In Greenwood Lake Wildfire

Published

2 weeks ago

November 11, 2024

Rockland Report Admin

Rockland County fire departments deployed units to Greenwood Lake in Orange County last night to help protect structures threatened by the brush fire. Hillcrest, Blauvelt, Pearl River, New City, West Haverstraw, Central Nyack, Nanuet, Piermont, and Suffern responded.

Please keep all the first responders, home owners and residents in your thoughts and prayers.

Photo by Skaht Wedge Speidel