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About Florham Park Police
In 1925 Chief Edward C.
Stanton Was
the Boroughs First Officer Chief Stanton Patrolled on a part time basis
with the assistance of the NJ State Police.
Chief Stanton Was
succeeded by Marshal Theodore (Ted) Slate. Marshal Slate was a Graduate of
the Newark Police Academy
in 1928, and was the son of a Newark Police Officer. Marshal Slate was
Promoted to Chief in 1931. Chief Slate Patrolled the Borough on a Patrol
Bicycle.
In 2008 Chief Patrick P.
Montuore continued the Community Policing Philosophy and promotes the
methodologies designed to focus on the building of police partnerships and
problem solving policing techniques. The Florham Park Police Department has
been able to provide some of our long-term mission goals:
- Increasing our ability to
impact crime
- Reducing fear of crime
- Addressing quality of life
issues
- Coordinating and utilizing
private and public resources
- Increase understanding and
trust between the police and the people
- Creating a network of
assistance and guidance
- Technical support in
problem solving and using a more strategic approach toward reducing
crime
- Medical and EMS cross training officers
- Senior citizen awareness
and safety programs, medical and educational in nature
Visit NJ Chiefs of Police:
http://www.njsacop.org/
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Chief of Police
Kim D. Chapman
2006 to 2008
Chief of Police
Raymond K. Smith
2004-2006
Chief of Police
John R. Treiber
1995-2003
Chief of Police
Richard A. Ruzicka
1973 to 1995
Chief of Police
Charles "Edward" Dowd
1963 to 1973
Chief of Police
Herbert V.B. Smith
1961 to 1964
Chief of Police
Theodore "Ted" Slate
1931-1961
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