The NJSLEAAAC announces a scholarship opportunity to students with parents employed by or associated with the Police, or any law Enforcement Unit. The scholarship continues our mission of supporting and assisting law enforcement and their families. 

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The NJSLEAAAC calls for nominations for their third annual award celebrating valor, humanitarian efforts, and community service among New Jersey's law enforcement community. The award continues the organization's mission to support law enforcement and celebrate their contributions and efforts in New Jersey. Please help us spread the word about this opportunity and make a nomination today.

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The NJSLEAAAC expands its focus beyond New Jersey to become the New York • New Jersey Asian American Law Enforcement Advisory Committee. The new name is accompanied by a newly updated logo and many changes to the website. All members are encouraged to attend the joint membership meeting on September 14, 2006.

See our events section for more details : Joint Membership Meeting

NJSLEAAAC's Executive Director David Chong comments in this New York Times newspaper article about the need for more Asian officers in NJ law enforcement.

New York Times - May 1, 2006. "Influx of Asians in New Jersey Is Not Reflected in Police Ranks".

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NJSLEAAAC's Executive Director David Chong comments in this Bergen Record newspaper article about the void in relations with NJ law enforcement and the Asian American community.

Bergen Record - April 14, 2006. "Asian Americans ".

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Special Agent Information Session
Dates: April 26, 2006
Time: 6:00 pm
Location: 290 Headquarters Plaza - East Tower Morristown, NJ

To determine if you meet the minimum qualifications for the Special Agent position please refer to Special Agent Requirements. You must be pre-registered to attend the Information Session by contacting the Newark Field Office at (973) 971-3100. Please set aside three hours for this presentation. All attendees are required to dress in business attire and provide a picture ID.

The topics that will be covered includes:

• Minimum requirements
• Protection & Investigations
• Application process
• Interviews
• Background investigation
• Training
• Salary
• Benefits

The US Secret Service is an Equal Opportunity Employer. For more information please contact Newark Field Office Recruiter, Newark Field Office (973) 971-3100.

The Federal Air Marshalls are currently hiring.  They will be holding an Information Session on Monday April 17, 2006 at 4:30PM in West Orange.  If interested please contact President Joe Luistro at JVLUISTRO68@aol.com for further information.

The topics that will be covered includes:

• Minimum requirements to attend:
          -US Citizenship
          -Between the ages of 21-37
          -HS Diploma 
• Training
• Salary Benefits

Qualifications are as follows:
 
* US Citizen
* 18-35 Years of Age
* Resident of Jersey City
* High School Diploma or G.E.D.
* Not have been convicted of a indictable offense
 
The civil service test and closing date is March 31st 2006, www.state.nj.us/personnel

The NJSLEAAAC calls for nominations for their second annual award celebrating valor, humanitarian efforts, and community service among New Jersey's law enforcement community. The award continues the organization's mission to support law enforcement and celebrate their contributions and efforts in New Jersey. Please help us spread the word about this opportunity and make a nomination today.

Apply Now: Download Application

NJSLEAAAC's is referenced in the May 3, 2005 Record newspaper article about the US labor department's work with New Jersey Korean business owners.

The Record - May 3, 2004. "Korean Business Owners Get Primer on Labor Laws".

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The NJSLEAAAC hosts its second annual dinner discussion with special agents and representatives of the FBI. Topics discussed include the FBI's policy of recruiting minorities and other areas of interest to the Asian-American community.

NJSLEAAAC discusses an exchange program with South Korean Police Department and the New Jersey State Police. Attending the discussion were: New Jersey State Police Captain Wendy Galaway, Bergen County PBA President Mark Butler, NJSLEAAAC Vice President Kwang Soo Bae, NJSP Superintendent Colonel Rick Fuente, NJSLEAAAC President Nam Sik Oh, Man hee Lee, and J.J.Park.

The NJSLEAAAC announces a scholarship opportunity to students with parents employed by or associated with the Police, or any law Enforcement Unit. The scholarship continues our mision of supporting and assisting law enforcement and their families. We are proud to be able to expand on the three (3) academic scholarships we awarded in 2004. This year, five (5) scholarships will be awarded in the amount of $1,000 each. Please help us spread the word about this opportunity to eligible students.

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The NJSLEAAAC hosts a press conference with the FBI. In addition to NJSLEAAAC members, FBI International Relations Committee Chair Co Chi Ho, Special Agent David Recame and Victum Specalists Eileen McCarthy and Keyla Rodriguez attended.

The NJSLEAAAC hosts a press conference with the U.S. Department of Labor Wage and Hour Divisision Northern New jersey District Office. In addition to NJSLEAAAC members, NJDOL director Joseph Petrecca and Bruce Braverman attended.

The NJSLEAAAC meets with Palisades Park Police Department to promote realtions and discuss improving the community.

The NJSLEAAAC donates $1,500 to Palisades Park Police Officer Ben Ramous. The donation was made to offset the officers losses following a fire in his home.

Press conference with Leo Macguire, Bergen County Sheriff. Other attendees included Ralph Rivera and Alexander Saavedra.

Check the 'About' section to see our reorganization. New members, committees and positions help us continue to grow. Consider joining one of our newly formed committees. Contact the office for more information.

Community meeting with Fort Lee Police Department Chief Thomas O. Ripoli and Lt. Gary Moleta.

The Leonia Police Department is currently accepting resumes for the position of EMT/Traffic Officer. Candidates should be highly motivated and have good communication skills. Candidates must possess a current EMT certification. Starting salary is $29,000 and includes a comprehensive medical benefits package. Resumes, with cover letter, should be mailed or delivered to:

Chief Jay E. Ziegler
Leonia Police Department
Leonia, NJ 07605

The US Department of Labor, Wage and Hour Division (USDOL), and the New Jersey State Law Enforcement Asian-American Advisory Committee recognize the value of establishing a collaborative relationship that helps to promote a mutual understanding between the Asian-American community in New Jersey and the federal law enforcement community. The agreement was developed and signed by Corlis L. Sellers (USDOL Regional Administrator), Joseph Petrecca (USDOL District Director), Nam Sik Oh (NJSLEAAAC President), David Chong (NJSLEAAAC Executive Director).

The Agreement

NJSLEAAAC's David Chong has represented the organization in two recent NJ newspapers articles.

The Star Ledger - August 20, 2004. "State Police Show Progress on Profiling".

The Record - July 9th, 2004. "Police Seek Closer Ties to Asian Americans".

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NJSLEAAAC's is proud to announce 3 new committees and chairpersons.

Inja Sohn ----- Cultural Committee Chairperson
O Hyun Kwon ----- Membership Committee Chairperson
Chung Hi Yi ----- Events Committee Chairperson

Edison Township Police Department will be holding Police Officer Entrance Examination registration between May 1st and May 21st, 2004. The testing process entails a written exam, physical agility test and two oral interviews.

Candidates must be United States citizens between the ages of 18 and 35, possess a NJ driver's license and have completed 60 college credits or have 2 years of active military service or have 2 years experience as a sworn Federal, State, County, or Municipal Law Enforcement Officer.

Contact Edison Township Police at 732.248.7421

Transportation Security Screeners wanted. Screeners provide security and protection for air travelers, airports and aircraft. $23,600 to 35,400 per year plus benefits

Minimum requirements:
U.S. Cititzeship or U.S. National
High School diploma, GED or equivalent,
or one year of security of aviation screening experiece
English proficiecy
Pass a background/credit check

Apply online at: http://tsacareers.recruitsoft.com or call -800-887-1895

Transportation Security Administration

Leonia Police Department is currently recruiting for 2 civilian position available immediately.

1. EMT / Traffic Officer - NJ EMT, Basic Communications Officer and Emergency Medical Dispatch certified.

2. Communication Officer - NJ 911, Basic Communications Officer, Emergency Medical Dispatch certified and bilingual.

Bilingual preferred for both positions. Spanish and Korean. Fax resumes to 201-592-8548 or call 201-592-5761 (5766). http://www.leoniaboro.com