NYPD welcomes new borough commander, Chief Melissa Eger

In an exciting development for public safety on Staten Island, the NYPD Staten Island announced the appointment of Assistant Chief Melissa Eger as the new Borough Commander.

The announcement celebrates Eger’s impressive 25-year career with the police force, highlighting her extensive experience and commitment to the community.

“Congrats to our new Borough Commander Assistant Chief Melissa Eger!” the NYPD Staten Island shared in a statement.

“A 25 year veteran who previously served our island for 12 years.”

Eger, a former resident of Staten Island, brings a unique perspective to her new role, having lived and worked in the community she now oversees.

Her intimate knowledge of the area positions her perfectly to enhance public safety initiatives.

“As former Staten Island resident she is poised to apply her intimate knowledge of our community to provide us the highest level of public safety,” the announcement concluded.

The appointment of Assistant Chief Eger is seen as a promising step forward for the Staten Island community, as residents look forward to her leadership in ensuring a safe and secure environment.

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