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Clifton Heights Police Chief Walt Senkow – Retirement Party

Date: March 3, 2012
Place: Ramada Inn, Essington
Price: $40.00

Help us celebrate a very successful 30 year police career for Walt! Learn more.


Council Meeting

Shown left to right is:
Award of Appreciation recipient – Sergeant Tim Rockenbach
Chief Walter Senkow
Sergeant Steve Brown
Both awards were presented for their exemplary service and professionalism during Chief’s Senkow’s tenure.

Shown left to right is:
Supervisor of year 2012 – Sergeant John Martin
Officer of the year 2012 – Officer James Press
Chief Walter Senkow
Part-Time Officer of the year 2012 – Officer Kevin Schieler.


Officer Kevin Schieler – Badge # 4433

Page of Special Recognition

On Friday, February 18, 2011, Clifton Heights Police Officer Kevin Schieler conducted a car stop as a result of suspicious activity called in by an alert resident. During the course of this car stop, events occurred resulting in extremely severe injuries to Kevin. Read More.


MADD AWARD & CONGRESSIONAL RECOGNITION

Each year MADD recognizes an one officer from each Delaware County Police Department for his or her efforts at DUI enforcement.

Below is Chief Walter Senkow, presenting Officer Robert McCaughan two certificates at council meeting. One is from MADD Mothers Against Drunk Driving and the other from Congressman Joe Sestak in recognition of Officer McCaughan’s achievments and enforcement of violations for Driving Under The Influence.


“SLOW DOWN, WE LOVE OUR CHILDREN” SPEED SIGNS

Officer Chris Kammerer (left) and Officer James Press (right), stand next to one of our Slow Down Speed Signs we have placed on various streets throughout the borough. With summer quickly approaching, we ask that all motorists utilizing our streets to please slow down and protect our most precious commodity – OUR CHILDREN.

Additional signs are available by contacting the police station.


2009 Chief’s Award Recipients

March 24, 2010 – Three CHPD officers have been recognized for their outstanding service and devotion in achieving the goals and objectives of the police department. Pictured below, left to right, are:

Officer John Clancy, 2009 Part-Time Patrol Officer of the year (Hired July 2004)
Officer Robert McCaughan, 2009 Patrolman of the year (Hired May 2003)
Chief of Police Walter J. Senkow
Sergeant John Martin: 2009 Supervisor of the year (Hired part-time in June 1995 and full-time in June 1999)