East Whiteland Police Recognized
 
By News Desk
December 15, 2016
 

The East Whiteland Township Police Department was recognized Wednesday evening at the monthly township meeting for their exceptional work, with a special tribute to Sergeant Steve Stefanski. East Whiteland Police Chief Gene Dooley then announced that Lieutenant Chris Yeager was being promoted to Deputy Chief. The ceremony was officiated by Chester County District Judge, the Honorable John Bailey. Attending were police officers from East Whiteland Township, Malvern Borough, Willistown Township, Pennsylvania State Police, as well as various law enforcement officials from Chester County and members of the East Whiteland Fire Company. Congressman Ryan Costello and Senator Andy Dinniman both congratulated the department and the members recognized during the ceremony. We are very proud of the East Whiteland Township Police Department for their accomplishments and fine work in our community.
 
(L to R) Newly appointed Deputy Chief Chris Yeager with Chief Gene Dooley.
(L to R) Newly appointed Deputy Chief Chris Yeager with Chief Gene Dooley.
Deputy Chief Yeager in his new position addressing the township supervisors and those attending.
Deputy Chief Yeager in his new position addressing the township supervisors and those attending.
 
Police and Fire personnel attending the special police ceremony.
Police and Fire personnel attending the special police ceremony.
The Honorable John Bailey providing the official promotion from Lieutenant to Deputy Chief of Chris Yeager with Mrs. Yeager.
The Honorable John Bailey providing the official promotion from Lieutenant to Deputy Chief of Chris Yeager with Mrs. Yeager.
 
Congressman Ryan Costello with East Whiteland Township's new Police Deputy Chief Chris Yeager.
Congressman Ryan Costello with East Whiteland Township's new Police Deputy Chief Chris Yeager.