Crime & Safety
Bicycle, Pedestrian Safety Program Draws More Than 50 People
Chatham Township police set up training course in high school parking lot.
More than 50 children and adults participated in a bicycle and pedestrian safety program run by the Chatham Township Police Department this month, Chief Steven Hennelly said.
The Oct. 5 event at Chatham High School included a bicycle safety course. Officers also showed young pedestrians how to safely cross the street, the chief said.
Officers Scott Herchick and Anthony Loporto attended a safety training seminar ahead of time to broaden their knowledge.
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Lt. Maureen Kazaba, Sgt. Robert Scheetz, Officer David Weinert and Officer James Lattoz also provided safety insight during the event.
You can find bicycle and pedestrian safety tips on the state website: http://www.nj.gov/lps/hts/ped-bike-safety.html
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