CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR PROMOTIONS
East Greenwich Deputy Chief climbs rungs to the top
Newly promoted East Greenwich Chief of Police Christopher Everwine
and his wife Michele with their son Joshua during a public council
meeting.
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AUGUST 2016
Refining a career with the Gloucester County Police Department for more than two decades, former Deputy Chief Christopher Everwine finally has been given the opportunity he’s been
waiting to grab. In May, following an impressive 23-year run as a
Gloucester County law enforcement officer, Everwine was sworn
in as the East Greenwich Township PD Chief of Police during a
local public council meeting.
A graduate of the Gloucester County Police Academy,
Everwine has been a member of the Gloucester County Local
122 since his induction as a full-time officer. His professional pull
toward investigation throughout his career earned him a steady
rise in rank from detective with the East Greenwich PD to Detective Sergeant of the Detective Bureau, and then from Lieutenant
to Deputy Chief in 2008, when his predecessor Barry Jenkins was
sworn in as Chief of Police.
Everwine and his family have strong ties to Gloucester County.
He and his wife Michele both are long-time East Greenwich residents, raising their son Joshua, who has special needs, to
flourish in the community.
Everwine’s promotion to Chief of Police represents a progressive move for the Department and the whole of Gloucester
County. d