NEW BETHLEHEM, Pa. (RVO) by John Gerow – New Bethlehem Borough Police Chief Scott Ryan has tendered his resignation with the Borough Council. He is leaving to pursue new career options. The New Bethlehem Borough Council released the following statement, today, August 30.

“New Bethlehem Police Chief Scott Ryan is still employed by the Borough at this time.  He has accepted a new position to become effective later for which the Council wishes him much success.  In the interim, Council has named Officer Nicole Peck as officer in charge and has promoted a part time officer to full time to maintain coverage.  Council is conducting a thorough review of the department and intends to search for a qualified chief of police. A job description and request for applications will be posted in the near future.”

RedbankValley.org wishes to thank Chief for all of his hard work within the Community and wishes him well in all of his future endeavors.

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For New Bethlehem Borough’s Official statement:
NewBethlehemBoro.com/police-chief-tenders-resignation

For an exclusive interview with Chief Scott Ryan, please visit:
ExploreClarion.com/2018/08/31/scott-ryan-leaving-position-of-new-bethlehem-police-chief-for-corporate-security-in-pittsburgh

For a detailed follow-up story, pick-up a copy of next weeks Leader-Vindicator.

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MEETINGS:
New Bethlehem Borough meetings are held the 3rd Tuesday of each month at 7:30pm at the Alltel/Windstream Building on Lafayette Street. Folks may contact the Borough’s office to be placed on the meeting agenda.

MISSION:
New Bethlehem Borough Council fosters business, community, and personal growth within the borough while maintaining the small town appeal and family friendly environment that makes New Bethlehem such a great place to work, live and raise a family.

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