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Milltown leaders honor retiring Police Chief Johnson as borough prepares July 4 events

Milltown Borough Council · June 23, 2026
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Summary

Council members and the mayor thanked Chief Johnson for decades of service and highlighted the police department's accreditation, while reminding residents about July 4 events and recreation updates.

Council members used part of the June 22 meeting to honor Police Chief Johnson, who will retire at the end of the month. Several speakers praised his decades of service, his background as a U.S. Marine and his leadership in modernizing the Milltown Police Department, including work on accreditation.

The mayor delivered remarks linking Flag Day and Independence Day to community service and invited residents to Fourth of July celebrations, including contests, fireworks and a Family Funday on July 2. The recreation department reported the pool opening, championship results and ticket deadlines for community events; council encouraged residents to check the borough website and social media for details.

Council members and staff thanked Chief Johnson and wished him well; the council adjourned after community announcements and a motion to adjourn carried.

This item was an unscheduled recognition and community-announcement segment of the meeting.