Jefferson Hills
Police
From the Desk
of
Police Chief
Gene Roach
Jefferson Hills 885 VFD
Demonstrates New Rescue Tools
With the help of Borough Council, the Jefferson Hills 885 VFD
was able to upgrade their vehicle rescue capabilities this spring.
This purchase replaced the previous fifteen-year old rescue tools
and will allow for faster and more efficient rescue capabilities.
Borough Patrolman
Stephanie Behers is
Promoted to Sergeant
At the Borough of Jefferson Hills Council meeting on
April 10, Jefferson Hills Police Officer Stephanie Behers was
promoted to Sergeant.
Sergeant Behers was hired by the Jefferson Hills Police
Department June 13, 2005 following her graduation from
the Allegheny County Police Training Academy. With her
promotion to Sergeant, she will remain assigned to the patrol
unit, but now as a shift Sergeant. In addition to her patrol
duties and responsibilities, Sergeant Behers will continue
with her assignment in a variety of other police department
collateral duties that include field training officer, background
investigator, Agency JTAC and CLEAN TAC officer and assistant
department evidence custodian.
Surrounded by her co-workers, family and friends, Officer Behers accepted
the congratulations of Police Chief Gene Roach, Mayor Jan Cmar and
Council President Chris King.
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42 West Jefferson Hills
Pictured L - R FF Anthony Lewis with a gasoline power unit, Chief
Andrew Tomer holding the S49 spreader, Council member Dave Montgomery,
Council member Tracey Khalil, Lt Evan Hornyak with the C365 cutter,
President Tim Yavoich holding the 31" push pull Ram, Asst. Chief Brian
Chalfant, Captain Justin Allen holding the S45 spreader, FF Dustin Winkleman
holding the C165 cutter and FF Josh Kramer with the 21-46 telescoping ram.
Also pictured is the accessory kit for the push pull Ram or either Spreader.
Not pictured located on top the truck is two electric powered power units.