Crime & Safety

Port Chester Police Chief Resigns and Retires

After over 33 years Port Chester Police Chief Krzeminski is resigning.

Port Chester Police Chief Joseph Krzeminski has signed an agreement to resign his position for the purposes of retirement effective January 2, 2014. He has worked for the Village of Port Chester for over 33 years. The Village Board of Trustees has approved this agreement.  Krzeminski, will be placed on paid administrative leave, which will be retroactive to October 29, 2013, when he was placed on suspension due to results of an investigation. Krzeminski has agreed to make himself available to the Village Manager to the date of his retirement. ‘We wish him the best in his future endeavors,” said Village Manager Christopher Steers. “ I have known the Chief for a long time. He will be missed”, added Mayor Neil Pagano.


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