Congratulations! Meet the Newest Officers of the Seaside Park Police Department

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Congratulations! Meet the Newest Officers of the Seaside Park Police Department

Seaside Park Police Department Welcomes Two New Officers Following Ocean County Police Academy Graduation SEASIDE PARK, NJ – The Seaside Park Police Department is celebrating an important milestone as two of its newest officers officially graduated from Basic Class 126 of the Ocean County Police Academy.

Seaside Park Police Department Celebrates Academy Graduation of Newest Officers

SEASIDE PARK, NJ — The Seaside Park Police Department is celebrating a proud milestone of its newest officers successfully graduated from Basic Class 126 of the Ocean County Police Academy.

Officer Nicholas Benjamino and Officer Austin Kingsbury completed the academy’s demanding training program and graduated during ceremonies held Thursday afternoon, marking an important step in their law enforcement careers and their service to the Seaside Park community.

The ceremony also brought special recognition for Officer Benjamino, who received the Teddy Golubowski III Memorial Foundation Scholarship Award. The award honors the memory of Teddy Golubowski III, a police recruit who passed away during his time in Ocean County Police Academy Class 122. The scholarship is presented to recruits who exemplify dedication, perseverance, and commitment throughout their academy training.

The Seaside Park Police Department shared its congratulations following the graduation, recognizing the accomplishments of both officers and their hard work throughout the academy experience.

Commitment to Service

Graduation from the Ocean County Police Academy represents months of intensive classroom instruction, physical training, firearms qualification, emergency response preparation, criminal law education, and community policing practices. Successful completion of the academy is a significant achievement and reflects the dedication required to serve in modern law enforcement.

As Officers Benjamino and Kingsbury begin the next chapter of their careers, they join a department with a longstanding commitment to professionalism, public safety, and community engagement in Seaside Park.

A Proud History in Seaside Park

For generations, the Seaside Park Police Department has been responsible for protecting residents and visitors in one of Ocean County’s most popular shore communities. From summer tourism and special events to year-round neighborhood policing, officers serve a critical role in maintaining safety throughout the borough.

The department has built a reputation for community involvement, professionalism, and public service, with officers regularly participating in local events, public outreach programs, traffic safety initiatives, and emergency response operations. The graduation of Officers Benjamino and Kingsbury continues that tradition of service for future generations.

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Congratulations to Officer Nicholas Benjamino and Officer Austin Kingsbury on graduating from Basic Class 126 of the Ocean County Police Academy, and special congratulations to Officer Benjamino for earning the prestigious Teddy Golubowski III Memorial Foundation Scholarship Award. Their accomplishments represent a proud moment for the Seaside Park Police Department and the community they serve.

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