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South River swears in probationary officer Michael Manharing

Borough Council of South River · December 9, 2024
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Summary

At its Dec. 9 meeting, the South River Borough Council swore in Michael Manharing as a probationary police officer after a recommendation from department leadership; his appointment was included on the consent agenda for formal authorization.

The Borough of South River administered the oath of office Dec. 9 to Michael Manharing, who was recommended for appointment as a probationary police officer by department leadership. A department representative told the council that Manharing graduated last week from the Atlanta County Police Academy’s alternate-route program and has deep ties to nearby Monroe Township and its high school. "I am confident he will be an excellent addition to our team," the department representative said.

Manharing recited the oath of office in the meeting chamber. After the swearing-in, the borough announced his conditional appointment was included in the consent resolutions listed for adoption at the meeting. The mayor and council congratulated Manharing on his appointment.

The conditional appointment was recorded in the consent agenda under Resolution 3-54. The borough’s consent resolutions also listed routine personnel and purchasing items adopted together by the council at the meeting. The council’s formal minutes or the borough clerk can provide documentation of the effective start date and any probationary conditions attached to the appointment.