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Morristown swears in new police officer Matthew Geiger
Summary
The Morristown Town Council and Police Bureau formally swore in Matthew Geiger (badge 217). Captain Keith Fried introduced Geiger’s background before administering the oath.
Matthew Geiger was sworn in as a police officer for the Morristown Bureau of Police during the town council meeting. Captain Keith Fried introduced Geiger and provided a brief biography, including Geiger’s graduation from Centenary College with a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice and an associate degree from County College of Morris. Fried said Geiger previously worked about six years as an assistant store manager and highlighted his community and athletic background before administering the oath and asking Geiger to promise to faithfully perform the duties of the office.
The oath included pledges to support the constitutions of the United States and New Jersey and to perform duties impartially and justly. Family and friends attended the swearing-in, and Fried invited the council and audience to welcome the new officer.
The swearing-in followed routine consent-agenda business and preceded the meeting’s public comment period. No formal personnel actions beyond the oath were recorded during the meeting.
