Ramapo, NY – The Town of Ramapo celebrated the promotions of four members of the Ramapo Police Department during a ceremony held at Town Hall. The event marked a significant milestone for the department as three officers were elevated to the rank of sergeant and one sergeant was promoted to lieutenant.
Supervisor Michael Specht, Deputy Supervisor Brendel Logan-Charles, Councilman Yitzy Ullman, Councilman Shimon Weissmandl, and Ramapo Police Chief Danny Hyman led the ceremony, commending the officers for their dedication and service to the community.
The officers promoted include Lieutenant Shawn Bakker, Sergeant Michael Luba, Sergeant Michael Milovich, and Sergeant Ronald Simpson. Each officer has demonstrated exceptional leadership, commitment to public safety, and professionalism throughout their careers.
“These promotions are not only a recognition of individual achievement but also a testament to the strength and excellence of our entire police force,” said Town of Ramapo Supervisor Michael Specht. “We are proud to support these officers as they take on new responsibilities and continue to serve our community with integrity and honor.”
Town of Ramapo Chief Danny Hyman echoed these sentiments, praising the officers for their hard work and dedication. “These men have earned their promotions through exemplary service, and I have no doubt they will bring the same dedication and professionalism to their new roles,” Hyman said.
The promoted officers will play crucial roles in leading their teams, enhancing community policing initiatives, and contributing to the overall safety and well-being of Ramapo residents.
Bakker, who now steps into a leadership role, brings years of experience and a strong record of service to his new position. Sergeants Luba, Milovich, and Simpson will bolster the department’s supervisory ranks, ensuring effective communication and support within the force.
The promotions come at a time when the Ramapo Police Department continues to focus on building strong relationships with the community, improving public safety measures, and maintaining a visible and positive presence throughout the town.