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Lancaster police promote multiple officers; officials hold swearing-in at council work session

City of Lancaster City Council (work session) · February 12, 2025
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Summary

The police chief introduced and administered the oath to several promoted officers, naming Adriana Perillo Maxi, Randy Saint Claire, Jesse Russo, Caitlin (last name not specified) and Alex Campbell; the mayor and council publicly thanked the officers for their service.

The Lancaster City Council’s work session included a recognition and swearing-in ceremony for recently promoted police employees.

Police Chief Scott introduced the promoted staff and asked family members to step forward for the oath. The chief named Adriana Perillo Maxi, Randy Saint Claire, Jesse Russo, Caitlin (last name not specified in the transcript) and Alex Campbell as the group being recognized. Promoted employees recited the oath of office together: "I do solemnly swear...that I am duly qualified...to exercise the duties of the office to which I have been appointed...to the best of my ability...to protect and defend the Constitution of this state and of the United States."

Chief Scott framed law enforcement as a public-service, family-centered commitment and thanked the family members who attended. Mayor Deveney thanked the officers and praised the "rule of law," saying the promotions are a reminder of the council’s responsibility to "protect and defend this constitution" and of the day-to-day work that makes the law real.

The recognition was followed by routine business items on the agenda.