Fishkill police chief resigns, continues to serve Millbrook
Dworkin told News 12 he will continue serving as chief of police for the Village of Millbrook.
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Jul 8, 2024, 11:22 AM
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Updated 90 days ago
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2ds agoFishkill Police Chief Keith Dworkin has submitted his resignation, effective July 19.
Dworkin told News 12 he will continue serving as chief of police for the Village of Millbrook.
He was appointed Fishkill's chief in 2020 after serving as a lieutenant with the department.
Town Supervisor Ozzy Albra has not yet commented on Dworkin's resignation.
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