Madison Township Police Department adds new sergeant
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Retired Madison Township Police Chief Richard Svagerko, left, pins a new sergeant badge on the uniform of his son, Curt Svagerko, during the Oct. 8 Madison Township trustee board meeting. Curt Svagerko, who had worked as a patrolman in the township Police Department since 2013, was promoted to sergeant at the Oct. 8 meeting. (Bill DeBus – The News-Herald)
A Madison Township Police Department patrolman has been promoted to sergeant.
Curt Svagerko was appointed to his new position at the Oct. 8 Madison Township trustee board meeting.
Svagerko began working as a Madison Township police patrolman in 2013. For the past eight years, he’s served the department as a detective.
Madison Township Police Department Patrolman Curt Svagerko, right, recites an oath of office on Oct. 8 to serve as the agency’s newest sergeant. The oath was administered by Madison Township Trustee Max Anderson Jr. Township trustees, during their regular meeting, approved Svagerko’s promotion to sergeant. He had served as a patrolman in the township Police Department since 2013. (Bill DeBus – The News-Herald)
After trustees voted unanimously to authorize Svagerko’s promotion, he was sworn in as a sergeant. He recited an oath administered by Max Anderson Jr., who is trustee board chairman and a retired Madison Township police officer…
