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The Clarkstown Police Department Proudly Congratulates Detective Brian Michel On His Retirement

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Detective Brian Michel began his career with the NYPD in 1993, serving in the 48 Pct., BXTF, and finally as a Sergeant in the 32nd Precinct. In 2002, he joined the Clarkstown Police Department, where he quickly became a valued member of our department.
Throughout his career, Detective Michel has held several key positions, including serving on the Clarkstown Police Department Critical Incident Response Team (CIRT), as the department’s sketch artist, and as a member of the Honor Guard, where he proudly represented the department. In 2014, Brian was promoted to detective and took on a role in the Crime Scene Unit, where his attention to detail was key in assisting in complex investigations. Most recently, in 2023, he was assigned to the DEA Task Force, where he remained dedicated to enhancing public safety and making communities safer for all.
Thank you for your years of service and commitment to protecting and serving the people of Clarkstown.

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Orangeburg FD Chief Kenny Gordon Named 2025 “Chief of the Year” by the Rockland County Fire Chiefs Association

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Congratulations to Chief Gordon on this well deserved recognition by his fellow and former Chiefs. While young in age, Chief Gordon has many years of dedicated service and has proven himself to be a leader that is leading the Orangeburg Fire Department in the right direction.

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Rockland County Sheriff’s Office Welcomes New Member, K9 Reedy

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March 11, 2025

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ROCKLAND COUNTY, NY – Rockland County Sheriff Louis Falco III is pleased to announce the newest addition to the Rockland County Sheriff’s Office (RCSO) with the K9 Team of PO Mark Colon and K9 Reedy. K9 Reedy is a 14-month-old German Shepherd from Poland. The RCSO was able to purchase K9 Reedy utilizing asset forfeiture money.

K9 Reedy is named in honor of Patrol Officer Michael J. Reedy of the Orangetown Police Department. On August 2, 1973, PO Reedy along with PO Thomas Kennedy were struck and killed by a drunk driver’s vehicle while they were directing traffic at an accident scene on Route 303 in Blauvelt.

Next week, PO Colon and K9 Reedy will start Patrol School run by the Orange County Sheriff’s Office. Upon successful completion of this long and intensive training, K9 Reedy will be certified in tracking, evidence recovery, criminal apprehension, handler protection and narcotics detection.

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