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Harrison swears in two officers and promotes two on Jan. 2 meeting
Summary
At its Jan. 2 meeting, the Harrison mayor administered oaths to two new police officers—Nicholas Frick and Thomas Kenny—and promoted Joe Ramsey to sergeant and Robert Seiter (transcript also spells 'Sider') to lieutenant; council and colleagues offered congratulations.
Harrison — The mayor administered oaths of office and promoted four members of the Harrison Police Department during the City Council meeting on Jan. 2.
Nicholas Frick and Thomas Kenny were sworn in as police officers after the mayor led the oath to support the U.S. Constitution, the State of Ohio, and the City of Harrison charter and ordinances. Council members congratulated the new officers after the ceremony.
The mayor also announced the results of a promotion process and swore in Joe Ramsey to the rank of sergeant and Robert Seiter to the rank of lieutenant. The transcript records the lieutenant’s name also as “Robert Sider.” Council speakers praised the promoted officers’ performance during interviews and welcomed their leadership roles.
Council members and committee chairs marked the occasion with brief commendations. Remarks recognized the police department’s staffing needs and encouraged residents to welcome and support the newly appointed officers.
What’s next: The officers assume their duties immediately; the meeting did not record additional administrative steps in the promotion process beyond the swearing-in.
