Government
Police Department gains five new officers
Source: New Jersey Hills · Jul 31, 2026, 12:00 PM
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The Livingston Police Department welcomed five new officers during a Tuesday, July 28 swearing-in ceremony held at a Livingston Township Council meeting.
Police Chief Gary Marshuetz administered the oaths to the new recruits, marking an expansion of the department's force. The addition of these five officers represents the department's efforts to strengthen local law enforcement capacity in the township.
Key points
- Five new officers were sworn in to the Livingston Police Department on July 28
- Police Chief Gary Marshuetz conducted the swearing-in ceremony
- The ceremony took place during a Livingston Township Council meeting
- The new hires represent an expansion of the department's staffing levels
FAQ
- When were the new Livingston police officers sworn in?
- The five new officers were sworn in on Tuesday, July 28, during a Livingston Township Council meeting.
- Who administered the oath to the new officers?
- Livingston Police Chief Gary Marshuetz swore in the five new officers.
- Why is the police department adding new officers?
- The expansion appears to be part of the department's efforts to strengthen law enforcement capacity and staffing levels in Livingston Township.
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