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Ogdensburg swears in Patrolman Nicholas McWilliams; VFW donates 250th anniversary flags to borough and historical society

Borough of Ogdensburg Mayor and Council · July 1, 2026
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Summary

At the Feb. 9 meeting the council welcomed Patrolman Nicholas McWilliams, sworn in by Chief Gordon, and accepted a 250th-anniversary flag from VFW Post 10152 presented by Ret. Chief George Lott and post leaders for the borough and the Ogdensburg Historical Society.

At the start of the Feb. 9 Ogdensburg borough meeting Chief Gordon administered the oath of office to Patrolman Nicholas McWilliams.

"Nick grew up in town; it is nice to have someone that grew up here knows the Borough and people. We are glad to have him here!" Chief Gordon said following the swearing-in.

Retired Chief George Lott, representing Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10152 and accompanied by Post Commander Stephen L. Davis Jr. and Senior Post Trustee Thomas J. Hart Sr., presented a commemorative 250th-anniversary flag to the borough and to the Ogdensburg Historical Society. Lott described the gift as part of nationwide observances marking the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence and praised veterans’ service and sacrifice.

Council members thanked the VFW and recognized the role of local volunteers and trustees; the Historical Society's president, Jane Koeger, was asked to accept the flag on the society's behalf.