Please join us in welcoming our two newest police officers!

Faith Niemynski was sworn in to the position of probationary patrol officer effective January 14, 2019. She will begin the 92nd Basic Police Class at the Morris County Public Safety Training Academy on that date. Officer Niemynski grew up in Mansfield, NJ and went to Warren Hills High School. In May of 2018 she graduated from West Virginia University with a B.A. in Criminology and a double minor in Forensics & Russian. Faith comes from a law enforcement family, her father is a Lieutenant in the Washington Township Police Department and her uncle is a detective with the Roxbury Township Police Department. In her free time, she enjoys the outdoors, fly fishing, and working out.

Gregory Dietz was sworn in to the position of probationary patrol officer effective February 1, 2019. Officer Dietz recently graduated from the 91st Basic Police Class at the Morris County Public Safety Training Academy as an Alternate Route recruit. In the fall of 2014 he graduated from Lock Haven University with a Bachelor’s Degree majoring in Criminal Justice and a minor in Psychology. Following college, he was employed for two years as a correctional officer at FCC Allenwood, Federal Bureau of Prisons. During this time Officer Dietz received training at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, as well as being presented with the Rookie Officer of the Year award from FCC Allenwood. He resides with his Wife, In-Laws, and dog and is excited to begin as a patrolman with the Florham Park Police family.

Click here to sign up for the new community alert notification system

AlertFlorhamPark will allow you to get emergency notifications in any manner you choose, including phone, email, text, or social media, so you can stay informed during major storms or other emergencies taking place in Florham Park or throughout Morris County. Users have the ability to enter multiple addresses located in multiple jurisdictions within a single profile. If you care for a loved one who lives in another Morris County town and want to be notified of issues affecting that person’s municipality, your one registration process will satisfy that need.

AlertFlorhamPark also offers a free Smart911 signup option for county residents, providing a greatly enhanced and potentially lifesaving 9-1-1 emergency call service for anyone who registers for it.

Smart911 is FREE, and your information is secure, accessible only to a 9-1-1 call taker. This service can provide key information to responders that can make your family safer. For example:

• Address Details: How to access your home, number of bedrooms, location of utility shut-offs, and if you live in a multi-family building;
• Family Details: Number of residents, ages, photos of children, and your landline and mobile phone numbers;
• Medical Information: Medical conditions of certain residents, medications taken/required, allergies, mobility of residents, and if special equipment is needed in an emergency;
• Animals: A list of your pets, service animals and livestock, and their names so responders are aware of them as they enter your home. Also, include the name of your veterinarian;
• Emergency Contacts: Family members, friends or neighbors to be contacted in case of an emergency;
• Vehicles: Make, model and license plate number in case of a motor vehicle accident.

Residents can offer as much or as little information to first responders through Smart911 as they wish.