Crime & Safety
North Caldwell Police Swear In First Female Sergeant In 121 Years
The North Caldwell Police Department swore in four officers during a promotion ceremony, including its first-ever female sergeant.
NORTH CALDWELL, NJ — The North Caldwell Police Department officially has its first female sergeant in 121 years.
Earlier this week, the North Caldwell Police Department swore in four local officers during a promotion ceremony.
According to the West Essex PBA Local #81, Paul O’Neill and Suzanne DePoe were promoted to sergeants, Tyler Johnson was sworn in as a patrolman and Karl Strodthoff was promoted to captain.
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DePoe is the first female to make sergeant in the department’s 121-year history, the PBA stated.
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