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Escalon swears in Officer Adam Westfall
Summary
Escalon City Council and police leaders held a brief ceremony swearing in Officer Adam Westfall, who thanked the city and said he looks forward to serving after completing training with the department's field-training officer program.
Adam Westfall was sworn in as a police officer for Escalon on March 1, taking the oath administered by the police chief.
Westfall told the council and audience he was grateful for the chance to join the department and described the role as a “pretty big career change,” saying he looked forward to becoming an asset to the city. The chief introduced Westfall and noted he began at the department in February and is paired with an experienced field-training officer.
Mayor Hagan and council members welcomed Westfall, praised the department’s leadership and encouraged him as he begins patrol duties. The council took photos following the brief ceremony.
The ceremony was part of a regular meeting agenda that also included strategic-plan updates, an audit report and other staff briefings. No formal council action was required for the swearing-in.
