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Clifton Heights council appoints two full-time police officers

5843254 · August 20, 2025
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Summary

The Clifton Heights Borough Council voted unanimously to appoint John Tucker and Michael McMenemin as full‑time police officers during its July 21 meeting.

The Clifton Heights Borough Council voted unanimously July 21 to appoint John Tucker and Michael McMenemin as full‑time police officers for the borough. The council approved a resolution to appoint John Tucker after a motion by Councilman Resnick and a second by Councilman Gorman; the same roll call pattern followed for Michael McMenemin, with Councilman Cannon making the motion and Gorman seconding. Both votes were recorded as yes by all council members present. The appointments were presented during the council’s regular meeting and followed the council’s roll call procedure. The motion to appoint John Tucker was moved by Councilman Resnick and seconded by Councilman Gorman; roll call votes were: Resnick — yes; Braun — yes; Chair — yes; Barelli — yes; Gorman — yes; Cannon — yes; Fagioli — yes. The motion to appoint Michael McMenemin was moved by Councilman Cannon and seconded by Councilman Gorman; roll call votes matched the first appointment and the motion carried. The resolutions were identified in the meeting as “resolution 2025-11” (appointment resolutions), and the appointments were recorded in the meeting minutes. No debate or public comment on the appointments was recorded in the transcript. The council took the votes during the business portion of the meeting and moved on after announcing the results.