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Council swears in new Sterling Heights police officer Scott Bursley

Sterling Heights City Council · June 4, 2025
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Summary

Interim Police Chief Ken Pappas administered the oath to Scott Bursley, who joined the department May 19 after graduating from Macomb Police Academy; councilmembers welcomed him and noted family ties to a retired sergeant.

Sterling Heights City Council hosted a swearing-in ceremony for new police officer Scott Bursley. Interim Chief Ken Pappas administered the oath of office and noted Bursley graduated top of his class at Macomb Police Academy and had family ties to retired Sergeant Scott Sorensen. Councilmembers offered congratulations, referenced the city's high standards for law enforcement and welcomed Bursley as a resident of Sterling Heights.

Officer Bursley thanked the council and community and noted he looks forward to serving the city. The ceremony included brief remarks from councilmembers, an acknowledgement of Bursley’s recent newborn, and a round of applause.