| The annual Officer of The Year Award is given by the local Lion's Club of the quad village area. The Villages represented are Irvington, Dobbs Ferry, Ardsley, and Tarrytown. Each year an officer is selected for their service to their community and fellow citizens. We are proud of all our officers and join the Lions Club in recognizing the efforts and accomplishments of these fine officers. |
| Officer Of the Year for 2008 Lieutenant Michael Morano with Police Chief Michael Cerone |
| Past Honorees Police Officer Raube McDaniels 2007 Police Officer Michael Toolan 2006 Police Officer Steven Delli Colli 2005 Police Officer Kevin Johnson 2004 Police Officer Michael Buck 2003 Sergeant Michael Cerone 2002 Police Officer Michael Foley 2001 Police Officer William DePonto 2000 Police Officer Peter Carelli 1999 Sergeant Louis Grieco 1998 |
| Officer of the Year Honorees |
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| Officer Peter Carelli Officer of the Year 1999 |
| Officer Louis Grieco Officer of the Year 1998 |
| Officer William DePonto Officer of the Year 2000 |
| Officer Michael Foley Officer of the Year 2001 |
| Officer Michael Cerone Officer of the Year 2002 |
| Officer Michael Buck Officer of the Year 2003 |
| Officer Kevin Johnson Officer of the Year 2004 |
| Officer Steven DelliColli Officer of the Year 2005 |
| Officer Michael Toolan Officer of the Year 2006 |
Lieutenant Michael Morano joined the Irvington Police Department in June of 1993, after
having served over two years with the New York City Police Department. In 1999, he
became one of the first Bicycle Patrol Officers in the department and was one of the first
officers to be certified as a Child Safety Seat Technician. He is also certified as a General
Topics Instructor, Breath Analysis Operator and is a Program Manager for the
department's ongoing New York State Accreditation process.
Lieutenant Morano served several years as Vice-President of the Irvington Police
Benevolent Association and routinely volunteers his time to coordinate the community
events that are sponsored by the PBA. His enthusiasm and participation are invaluable.
Michael was promoted to Patrol Sergeant in August of 2003 and Lieutenant in June of
2007 and is presently second in command of the Department.
As Lieutenant, Michael plays a major role in day to day operations such as scheduling,
training and supervising the Patrol and Detective Divisions.
Originally from Ardsley, Michael now resides in Putnam County with his wife Susan and
Daughters Valerie, Alyssa and Samantha.
having served over two years with the New York City Police Department. In 1999, he
became one of the first Bicycle Patrol Officers in the department and was one of the first
officers to be certified as a Child Safety Seat Technician. He is also certified as a General
Topics Instructor, Breath Analysis Operator and is a Program Manager for the
department's ongoing New York State Accreditation process.
Lieutenant Morano served several years as Vice-President of the Irvington Police
Benevolent Association and routinely volunteers his time to coordinate the community
events that are sponsored by the PBA. His enthusiasm and participation are invaluable.
Michael was promoted to Patrol Sergeant in August of 2003 and Lieutenant in June of
2007 and is presently second in command of the Department.
As Lieutenant, Michael plays a major role in day to day operations such as scheduling,
training and supervising the Patrol and Detective Divisions.
Originally from Ardsley, Michael now resides in Putnam County with his wife Susan and
Daughters Valerie, Alyssa and Samantha.
| Mike with the other honorees Chief Cerone and Chief Califano |
| Mike with Officers Johnson and Walsh |
| Officer Raube McDaniels Officer of the Year 2007 |
| Lieutenant Michael Morano Officer of the Year 2008 |