New Police Chief Sworn In

Greenburgh Police Captain Chris McNerney was sworn in as the Police Department's new chief prior to the start of the Wednesday evening Town Board Meeting. He will be replacing current Police Chief Joseph DeCarlo, who will retire at the end of November.

Captain McNerney, is the Commanding Officer of the Detective Division of the Greenburgh Police Department. He was sworn in by Judge Les Adler, a former Town Councilman (pictured below).



“We thank the Chief DeCarlo for his dedication, hard work and professionalism,” Town Supervisor Paul Feiner said, “Crime, under his watch, has been at historic low levels.”

McNerney was joined by his family and about 50 friends and fellow officers for the brief ceremony.

Chief DeCarlo briefly addressed the crowd before the swearing in ceremony.



Once seated, Mr Feiner asked if he would continue to attend the Town Board meetings. The Chief quipped back, “Remove me from the email list!”

ABG thanks Chief DeCarlo for a job well-done and wishes incoming Chief McNerney well in his new position.