East Fishkill Police Department celebrates promotions of 2 of its members
The department announced the promotion of Lieutenant Derrick Cuccia to chief of police, and James Clarke's appointment to the position of police officer.
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Jan 20, 2024, 1:41 AM
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Updated 341 days ago
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146ds agoThere was a lot to celebrate at the East Fishkill Police Department on Thursday night.
The department announced the promotion of Lieutenant Derrick Cuccia to chief of police.
Cuccia has over 16 years of service.
The department also announced its newest member, James Clarke, appointed to the position of police officer.
Clarke will attend Rockland County Police Academy in February.
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