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Department Roster
Chief Michael Beltran #0020
Captain Curtis James #0015
Det. Lt. Edward Krok #0017
Lt. David Mayhood #0026
Sgt. Thomas Turrisi #0025
Sgt. John Koval #0029
Sgt. Royce Stafford #0035
Sgt. Stephen Jones #0045
Det. Sgt. Christian Trowbridge #0036
Ptl. Richard Vnencak #0031
Ptl. Andre Gibson #0033
Det. Leroy Harris #0034
Ptl. Brian Walinski #0038
Ptl. John Hagen #0040
Ptl. Karl Mangino #0041
Ptl. Steven Kairys #0044
Ptl. George Johnson #0049
Ptl. Steven Aretz #0050
Ptl. Anthony Cosentino #0051
Ptl. Michael Gulla #0052
Ptl. Christopher Petonak #0053
Ptl. Scott Gamsby #0054
Disp. Kevin Osborne #0131
Disp. Marilyn Heddy #0133
Disp. Lisa Whitesell #0137
Disp. Wesley Petonak #0145
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is currently overseen by Patrol Commander Lt. David Mayhood. The Patrol Division
is responsible for answering all initial calls for service
whether they may be first aid calls, fire calls, motor vehicle
accidents, or reports of criminal activity. Patrol's main
function is to conduct all preliminary investigations involving
a wide range of both criminal and non-criminal activity. The
Patrol Officers on the road are dispatched via our
communications desk which is staffed 24 Hrs. a day by either a
Civilian Dispatcher, or a Patrol Officer in their absence. Our
Department employs 4 full time Civilian Communications Officers.
The Boonton
Police Department has
also acquired Info-Cop, a mobile information data base available using
wireless computer tablets. Info-Cop provides real-time access to
local, state and federal crime databases. The officer enters the
information once and can simultaneously tap into numerous massive
databases and receive data and photo responses in under 6 seconds.
Previously the officer would contact dispatch who would then
manually search the databases individually taking anywhere from five
to ten minutes. The department has three units that are used among the Patrol fleet as
needed, as well as a fourth stationary unit in the dispatch center. For more information go
to: