photos courtesy of Village Manager Keith Kazmark
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Ridgewood NJ, the Village of Ridgewood swore in two new Firefighter recruits, both of whom will transfer from other Village departments to join the Ridgewood Fire Department. The two recruits are Thomas Malone and Tyler Biagi who are to begin their Fire academy training.
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Congratulations, I assume we are having a few more employees that are retiring in that department, and they are replacing them, or are we adding to the roster. are all employees going to be sworn in for now on. Or just police and fire, because the whole town of civil service. Civil service laws should be applied. Across-the-board everyone from the top all the way to the bottom. Seems that it’s always the police and fire being sworn in and everybody else is just Food particles in the bottom of the ocean for the crab. Very sad. Well, I guess that’s why morale is at its lowest level in extreme long time.
What were the other departments they’re working in just curious
Pee Wee looks cadaverous in that photo…
village mgr just can’t see to escape a photo op
Two words to describe him..Creepy and slimy!
I’m not talking about any of these individuals right now, I’m talking about swearing in, why is it always an only the police and fire, and no other new employees are recognized when they are added to the workforce. And when police and fire going through diamond again to recognized. This has been going off the past 30 years like we’ve been saying someone’s running the show from behind the curtain. The monkey strange, but the suits don’t or vice versa whichever it is. You guys get it.
Very interesting. Why would somebody put thumbs down on the first comment. It must be so very true. Wow I would love to meet these individuals over coffee and give them a verbal as beaten. I’m not threatening anyone I’m voicing my opinion, which is very strong. And I’m allowed by law to voice my opinion. That’s why we love the block. You can voice your opinion. If you voice your opinion at the council meeting and they don’t like it, they’ll have you escorted out of the building. Even if you’re right. Well, you know what that is don’t you that’s called Nazi law oh, yes.