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The Clarkstown Police Department is Proud to Join the Blue Envelope Program

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This important initiative is designed to help individuals with autism and other disabilities have safer, more positive interactions with law enforcement during traffic stops.
Participants receive a blue envelope to hold their license, registration, and insurance card. Officers are trained to recognize the envelope & understand its purpose. The envelope includes several useful tips for both drivers and officers to promote calm and clear communication.
To learn more or pick up a blue envelope, visit the Clarkstown Police Department at
20 Maple Avenue in New City, NY.

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Detective Wayne Mitchell Retires After 25 Years of Dedicated Service to Ramapo

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This past Friday marked the end of an era as Detective Wayne Mitchell walked out of Ramapo Police Headquarters for the final time, surrounded by local officials, family, friends, colleagues, and community members. This time-honored tradition honored the culmination of his remarkable 25-year career in law enforcement.

An Army veteran who served during Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm, Detective Mitchell began his policing career in 2000 with the Rockland County Narcotics Task Force. In 2001, he joined the Ramapo Police Department, where he served with honor and distinction in numerous roles, including Adopt-a-Cop, Firearms Training Officer, Drill Instructor, and a proud member of the Ramapo Police Honor Guard.

As a detective, he led and assisted in investigations into terroristic threats, hate crimes, and homicides. Over the years, he received numerous commendations for his outstanding police work—both internally and from outside agencies.

Please join us in expressing heartfelt gratitude to Detective Wayne Mitchell for his dedicated service to the Town of Ramapo. You have served your community with integrity and commitment. We wish you a long, healthy, and fulfilling retirement—you’ve earned it.

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Piermont Fire Department Weekly Honor

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This week, we proudly honor EMS 1 Hope Goswick. Hope has served with the Fire Department for 15 years and continues to go above and beyond as an MICU nurse at Montefiore Hospital in Nyack. She carries on the proud Goswick and Lynch family legacy of community service with dedication and compassion.

Thank you, Hope, for your unwavering commitment to the Village of Piermont. Your service truly makes a difference.

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