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CONTENTS
NEW JERSEY COPS ■ DECEMBER 2014
COVER STORY
“The Voice of New Jersey Law Enforcement”
DECEMBER 2014
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Welcome to the Family
NJ State PBA a perfect fit for new
Salem County Corrections Local
COVER PHOTO BY KYLE GRANTHAM
Episode 400:
A New Local. . . . . . . . . 29
The members of new Local 400 from
Salem County Corrections are a proud group
with a long history who were looking fo r
resources that would help them do their jobs
better and get more out of their work. They
found those resources and benefits in the NJ
State PBA, and Local 400 will help the union
break new ground in many ways.
Local 400 members pictured on the cover
from left are: Vice-President Mike Shannon,
Treasurer Tammy Motolla, Secretary Joy
Woods, Recording Secretary April Garrison
and Alternate Delegate Jimmy Huff.
545 Cedar Lane, Teaneck, NJ 07666
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Political Action, that is, which the NJ State PBA will be even more well-equipped
to do now that the members have approved adding a Political Action
Committee (PAC) Fund for 2015.......................................................................Page 32
A NIGHT OF VALOR
Our annual special section honoring the 2014 NJ State PBA Valor
Award winners....................................................Pages 35-60
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Best Medal: The stories that highlight the members who go above and beyond the call of
duty and how they triumph to make it home safe include the Mercer County TOP COPS,
the undercover Bergen County officer caught in a drug deal gone awry, and much more.
Best of the Rest: From stories of how working as a unit ensures coming home at the end
of the shift, to the above-and-beyond work done by cops to save a life, and to those civilians who follow your lead, these are the awards that capture the best of what members
offer to their communities.
Also in this issue
President’s Message......................Page 4
Executive Vice President...............Page 5
The 4-1-1 .......................................Page 8
PBA Legal Corner .......................Page 10
Local 600 .....................................Page 20
Committee Spotlight..................Page 22
NAPO Report ..............................Page 24
Around the State........................Page 63
Training Station ..........................Page 71
Health and Wellness...................Page 77
Member Benefits........................Page 84
Closing Arguments.....................Page 85
Government Affairs ......none submitted
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JEANNE B. DAUBNER
Art Director
GINA CROTCHFELT
Graphic Artist
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JOSHUA SIGMUND
Associate Editor
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JOHN HULSE
PBA Editor
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2014
Valor
DAN RAPPOPORT
Sales Director
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Best of the Best: These are the members who have made the
biggest impact on the PBA this year: The officers of State Corrections Local 105, who have brought a true professionalism to the
awards
state’s biggest Local; Manville Local 236 State Delegate John
Granahan, whose work behind the scenesis legendary; and Executive
Board Member of the Year Andy Haase, who has proven to be a model
of union leadership.
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Editor and Publisher
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DECEMBER 2014 ■ Vol. 18 No. 12
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