Times Herald-Record: Newburgh police ask for 16 new positions in city's 2022 budget

Times Herald-Record: Newburgh police ask for 16 new positions in city's 2022 budget

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Newburgh's new Police Chief Anthony Geraci speaks at his swearing in ceremony in Newburgh, NY, on Monday, August 23, 2021.

Newburgh police ask for 16 new positions in city's 2022 budget

Newburgh's new police commissioner and chief the City Council on Sept. 24 to fund 16 new positions in the 2022 budget.

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