The Clarkstown Police Department has recently expanded its ranks with the addition of three new officers, each bringing a unique set of skills and experiences to the community. This move is part of the department’s ongoing efforts to enhance public safety and strengthen its commitment to serving the residents of Clarkstown.
Officer K. Quigley, who previously served with the Saratoga Springs Police Department, joins the Clarkstown force with a background in both law enforcement and military service. As a reservist with the U.S. Air Force, Officer Quigley’s experience is expected to be a valuable asset, contributing to the department’s capabilities in handling a wide range of situations.
Officer J. Verwoert transitions from the New York State Police to Clarkstown, bringing with him a wealth of experience in state-level law enforcement. Known for his focus on community safety, Officer Verwoert’s expertise is anticipated to bolster the department’s efforts to maintain a secure environment for all residents.
Officer N. Clifford is a U.S. Marine Corps reservist who has recently begun his training at the Rockland County Police and Public Safety Academy. His commitment to both his country and the local community reflects a deep dedication to public service, and his ongoing training is expected to prepare him well for his new role in Clarkstown.
The arrival of these three officers has been met with enthusiasm from both the department and the community. Their diverse backgrounds and shared commitment to public safety are seen as significant contributions to the ongoing mission of the Clarkstown Police Department.
As these new officers integrate into their roles, residents can expect continued emphasis on the department’s “Community First” philosophy, with a renewed focus on ensuring the safety and well-being of all who live and work in Clarkstown.
