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Westfield swears in seven police officers during council meeting
Summary
Seven officers, all existing law‑enforcement personnel from other agencies, were sworn in before the council at the start of the meeting. The mayor and police chief led recognition and the oath of office.
Mayor and council members recognized and swore in seven police officers during the opening portion of the City Council meeting.
Mayor (name not specified in the transcript) opened remarks by thanking public safety personnel and welcoming the new officers. Chief King (surname in transcript) led the officers forward for the oath. The mayor said the officers “bring a myriad of experience to Westfield” and welcomed them to the community. The officers repeated an oath to uphold the U.S. and State constitutions and to “impartially execute the duties assigned to me as a police officer for the city of Westfield, Indiana.”
Ferron noted the officers come from other agencies and are existing police officers joining Westfield’s force. City leaders emphasized appreciation for officers’ families in the audience and for the role public safety staff play in the community. The swearing‑in concluded with the council and mayor recognizing the officers’ families and thanking them for their support.
The swearing‑in was ceremonial and no formal personnel vote or action was recorded on the transcript.
