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Elmsford names Taisha Heath probationary police officer
Summary
The Village of Elmsford Board of Trustees appointed Taisha Heath to a 52-week probationary police officer position and trustees and staff publicly welcomed the new officer.
The Village of Elmsford Board of Trustees appointed Taisha Heath to a probationary police officer position with a 52-week probationary period during its meeting. Mayor Robert Williams and trustees publicly congratulated Heath and welcomed her to the department.
The appointment was announced when Mayor Robert Williams called Taisha Heath to the front and stated the formal appointment as a probationary police officer for a 52-week term. Williams said the village was “making history tonight,” a remark made as Heath was introduced.
Trustees and staff offered congratulations. Trustee Jesse Evans said representation matters and expressed hope that Heath’s appointment would inspire young people in the community. Several trustees and members of village staff offered brief remarks of welcome.
No formal vote text naming a mover or seconder for the appointment appears in the transcript; the appointment was presented and followed by public congratulations. The transcript records the introduction, the stated probation length (52 weeks), and multiple congratulatory remarks from trustees and staff.
The appointment was followed by routine business and committee reports at the same meeting.
Taisha Heath — identified in the meeting transcript as the appointee — will serve under the department’s standard probationary process; no additional conditions, salary details, or start date beyond the 52-week probationary term were specified in the transcript.
