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Rye Brook board conditionally appoints two laborers and a police officer
Summary
The Village of Rye Brook board approved conditional appointments for two public works laborers and one police officer, with start dates and salaries set in the resolutions.
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The Village of Rye Brook Board of Trustees on Feb. 25 approved conditional appointments for two laborers and one police officer.
The board approved the conditional appointment of Ralph Rosa to a laborer position with an effective start date listed as Feb. 26, 2025; the resolution lists an annual salary in the meeting packet. The board also conditionally appointed Anthony Tufo as a laborer effective Feb. 27, 2025, at an annual salary listed in the resolution as $60,006.85. Both appointments are contingent on civil service procedures; the board noted no medical exam was required for the first appointee because he is already employed by the village.
The board also moved, seconded and approved the conditional appointment of Avery Tompkins as a police officer, subject to civil service procedures and the terms of the offer letter dated Feb. 25, 2025. The resolution lists an estimated start date of March 26, 2025 and an annual salary in the offer letter referenced in the packet.
Mayor Klein and trustees offered brief praise for the new hires, noting prior parks or part‑time experience in neighboring communities and thanking staff for the hiring process. The mayor said the board looks forward to meeting Officer Tompkins at a future date.
The appointments were approved by roll call during the meeting.

