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Littlesboro swears in Officer Adam Webb, council and chief welcome him
Summary
At the July 28 council meeting, Jerry Mech introduced Adam Webb, who was sworn in as a Littlesboro police officer; committee and police leaders highlighted his 17 years in law enforcement and local ties.
Jerry Mech, chair of the personnel committee, introduced Officer Adam Webb and summarized his background before the council administered the oath of office.
"He brings a great deal of experience," Mech said as he described Webb's career, noting Webb "earned his bachelor's degree in criminology from the University of South Florida" and has roughly 17 years in law enforcement, including more than 10 years as a school resource officer for the Manheim Central School District. Chief Nai added, "We're extremely proud to have him on board." The mayor and chief administered the oath and welcomed Webb to the Littlesboro Police Department. The oath included the pledge to support and defend the U.S. and Pennsylvania constitutions and to uphold the law.
The ceremony concluded with informal remarks about giving the new officer a tour for those who attended the swearing-in. No formal council action was required for the swearing-in itself; it was presented as a personnel introduction and public welcome.
