Liste des hashtags les plus populaires par sujet #CITYOFELIZABETH

- Nothing in this world is Impossible , the words in itself says "Im Possible" a qoute by Maya Angelou, A great mentor by the name of April Kearse once said this to me in her office & it has stuck w/ me ever since. If you haven't already, please check out my interview w/ @mayorbollwage , & while your at it , check out the other great interviews with others doing great things in and throughout Elizabeth on various episodes of "Our City " #MakingsofaMan #JustJalil #Tuesday #CityofElizabeth

Officer Grisel Arias started her career as a dispatcher for the Kean University Police Department in 2002. She eventually became a Kean University Police Officer in 2004 where she also continued her education pursuing and completing a bachelors degree in Criminal Justice. In 2004, Officer Arias transferred to the Elizabeth Police Departmemt. She’s been a Police Explorer Advisor for almost a decade, guiding many of our city’s youth. Over the last six years, Officer Arias has been an instrument member of the Street Crimes/Community Services Unit. She’s a mother of four who loves her job and her community. #WomensHistoryMonth #Elizabethpolice #CityofElizabeth #ElizabethPBA4

Check out all the photos from the Puerto Rican Parade on our Facebook page! #ElizabethNJ #CityOfElizabeth

March is Women's History Month and the Elizabeth Police Department would like to recognize some of our female Officers. Their professionalism, courage, and dedication to their community makes them the perfect role models for young ladies everywhere. Lieutenant Linda Lensch began her career in Law Enforcement in 1991 as an Auxilary Police Officer. She joined the NJ Transit police in 1994 and then joined the Elizabeth Police department in 1995. Linda was promoted to Sergeant in 2007 and then promoted to Lieutenant in 2013. Linda has her BA in Psychology, is a certified Monadnock PR 24 instructor and the first female fire arms instructor for the police academy. Lieutenant Lensch has been inducted into the NJ Softball Hall of Fame and she is also a competitive marathon paddler. #WomensHistoryMonth #Elizabethpolice #CityofElizabeth #ElizabethPBA4

Congratulations to all the 5th graders who completed the L.E.A.D Program! #ElizabethNJ #CityOfElizabeth

Sergeant Kimberly Geddes Borras grew up in Elizabeth and graduated from Elizabeth High School in 1994. She began her career with The Elizabeth Police Departmemt as a 911 dispatcher in 1998 before heading to the Police Academy and becoming an Elizabeth Police Officer in 1999. She comes from a long line of police officers as her father and both of her brothers are/were Elizabeth Police Officers, as well as her mother who retired as a Sergeant from the Union County Sheriff’s Office. Kimberly was promoted to Sergeant in 2011, again joining her family, all of whom have reached the rank of Sergeant and above. Her achievement makes her only the 3rd female in the history of the Elizabeth Police Department to make rank as well as the first mother in EPD to make rank. Kimberly’s oldest daughter has also expressed interest in the field of law enforcement as she is currently a junior in high school and thriving in her School District’s “Law Enforcement and Public Safety Magnet Program.” #WomensHistoryMonth #Elizabethpolice #CityofElizabeth #ElizabethPBA4

Repost 《¤》 @cityofelizabeth NJ Transit finally approves the #CityofElizabeth new train station project. Estimated completion date Summer《2022》 ▪ ◇ ▪ #ElizabethNJ #ourcity #tracingthefuture

Congratulations to the newly promoted firemen! #ElizabethNJ #CityOfElizabeth

On Saturday, February 02, 2019, Elizabeth Police Officers Veroncica Garcia and Mauricio Zorrila were patrolling the 400 block of Morris Avenue when they were flagged down by passerby regarding an active fire. The Officers responded to 431 Morris Avenue where they observed heavy smoke and flames coming from the residence. With little regard for their own safety, the Officers sprung into action and entered the burning building in an attempt to make contact with the residents. The Officers woke up several families and evacuated them outside to safety. Due to heavy smoke conditions, the Officers began to have difficulty breathing and were forced to exit the property numerous times before reentering the building to look for additional tenants. At one point during the evacuation efforts, Officer Zorrilla carried a 4 year old child out of the building while Officer Garcia assisted an elderly woman outside to safety. Numerous EFD companies responded on scene and did an outstanding job dealing with a large volume of fire and freezing temperatures. The 2 alarm fire was put out with no injuries to persons and limited damage to additional properties. Elizabeth PBA#4 commends Officers Garcia and Zorrilla for their valiant actions while displaying true signs of courage and bravery as they rescued the lives of numerous city residents. Photo credit: Elizabeth Fire Officers IAFF Local 2040 #Elizabethpolice #CityofElizabeth #ElizabethPBA4