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Ramsey honors four high-school students with civic commendations for heroic actions

Mayor and Council of the Borough of Ramsey, Bergen County, New Jersey · September 10, 2025
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Summary

Mayor and council presented awards and a joint legislative resolution to four Ramsey High School students — Trevor, Luke, Mason and Liam — for heroic actions this summer; elected officials praised their calm response and invited families and the public to observe recognition.

The Borough of Ramsey on Sept. 10 recognized four Ramsey High School students — Trevor Broking, Luke Filipone, Mason Gonzalez and Liam Mueller — with a joint legislative resolution and ceremonial commendations for heroic actions earlier this summer.

Mayor Drew Dylan and several council members praised the students for their calm response and public-spirited behavior. "They were so coolheaded that night," Mayor Dylan said, calling their actions reflective of Ramsey and the local schools. Council members applauded and posed for photographs with the honorees.

The presentation took place near the start of the meeting and included a brief photo opportunity. Council members and the mayor also thanked borough staff and emergency services for their coordination at Ramsey Day and noted that the ceremony acknowledged the students’ contributions to public safety.

No further action was required; the recognition was ceremonial.