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Lacy Township swears in Vincent Pagano as full‑time police officer
Summary
The Lacy Township Committee unanimously approved the appointment of Vincent Pagano as a full‑time police officer and administered his oath; officials said he will attend the police academy in July and enter field training afterward.
The Lacy Township Committee on a unanimous vote appointed and swore in Vincent Pagano as a full‑time police officer for the township. A captain introduced Pagano, noting he is a lifelong Lacy resident, graduated high school in 2021, completed diesel‑technology training and worked in the electric union before pursuing a law‑enforcement career.
The committee read and approved Resolution 2026‑197 appointing Pagano and then administered the oath of office. Officials said Pagano is scheduled to attend the police academy in July and, upon graduation, will enter the department’s field‑training program in the patrol division.
Mayor Kenneth and committee members offered congratulations and encouraged Pagano as he begins academy training and a multi‑year career in the department. The ceremony included family photos and brief remarks about the demands and responsibilities of patrol work.
Pagano’s appointment was presented as a personnel action to fill a patrol vacancy; no opposing votes were recorded. The committee did not specify a start date beyond the academy schedule and field‑training plan announced at the meeting.
The committee moved on to other agenda business following the swearing‑in.
