Police Department
POLICE, FIRE, MEDICAL EMERGENCIES: 9-1-1CALL: 973- 423-1111 | FAX: 973-304-0978
Fire Department Website northhaledonfire.com
- Mission Statement
- North Haledon Police Brochure
- North Haledon Drug Testing Policy
- Early Warning System Policy
- Internal Affairs Policy
- 2020 Annual Internal Affairs Summary
CHIEF
Todd Darby
tdarby@northhaledonnj.com
CAPTAIN
Marc Rowe
LIEUTENANTS
David Parenta
Anthony Conforti
SERGEANTS
Peter Dudas
Dean Fusco
Michael Cedar
John Kaslander
DETECTIVES
Sgt. Anthony Padula III
Colleen Carver
TRAFFIC OFFICER
Sean Phillips
POLICE OFFICERS
Robert Ormezzano
Paul Levajac
Christopher Canova
Sean Hagedoorn
Alex Parenta
Franklin Santora
Nick Florio
Joe Trommelen
Mark Michalski
SPECIAL POLICE OFFICERS
Richard Giannetti
John DeBlasio
John Conforti
DISPATCHERS
Zach Hine
Tyler McKenna
John DeBlasio
James Muneyyirci
The North Haledon Police Department, under the command of Chief Todd Darby, Captain Marc Rowe and Lieutenants David Parenta and Anthony Conforti is comprised of twenty sworn police officers, including the chief, captain, two lieutenants, four sergeants, one detective sergeant, one detective and ten patrol officers, one of which is assigned to traffic enforcement and is also the liaison to the schools through the LEAD program. The department has three Class II Special Police Officers supplement the patrol force, four full-time dispatchers and part-time dispatchers. Most patrol officers and a majority of the civilian staff have received training as Emergency Medical Technicians. Along with the defibrillators carried in the police units, this training enables members of the Police Department to respond to medical emergencies and begin first aid and/or lifesaving efforts prior to the response of emergency medical personnel. Emphasizing the importance of education, fourteen officers have, or are pursuing, degrees in criminal justice. Eight of these officers have already gone on to receive their Masters Degree in Public Administration and Human Resources. All officers receive ongoing training in law enforcement practices by attending in-service training at the police academies located in Passaic County and throughout the state. Please remember to report any suspicious activity and to call 9-1-1 to report an emergency or 973-423-1111 for any other police matter.