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Ford Motor Co. has announced a recall of approximately 211,000 vehicles, including Police Interceptor Sedan and Taurus vehicles for a defect that poses significant safety risks.
Specifically, Ford filed a recall with NHTSA affecting approximately 211,000 2013-18 Lincoln MKT, Ford Flex, and Taurus vehicles including Police Interceptor Sedan and Taurus SHO (with performance pack) vehicles.
The safety issue arises in vehicles that are exposed to high stress conditions such as frequent full rear suspension articulation (jounce and rebound). These vehicles may experience a fractured rear suspension toe link, which significantly diminishes steering control and increases the risk of a crash.
Ford will contact affected owners and advise them to take their vehicle to their nearest Ford dealership to schedule a FREE repair. As always, NHTSA encourages the public to report any safety concerns to the agency online or by calling the Vehicle Safety Hotline (Toll-Free: 1-888-327-4236)
>> Read more about this recall here.
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CELEBRATING 33 YEARS OF SERVICE
Chief David J. Zack Retirement
Friday, March 6, 2020 6pm –9pm Eckl’s @ Larkin 703 Seneca St, Buffalo 14210
Tickets $50
For tickets, contact:
Michael Sliwinski 583-4220
Michael Isbrandt 583-4212
Brian Gould 846-5380
Cheryl Witt 686-3503
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COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC SAFETY
Department head sought to manage municipal Police/Fire Departments, Emergency Planning and Emergency Medical Services. Must demonstrate a strong background in managing modern public safety enforcement, including innovative use of new technology; managing a large staff; and planning/coordinating response to emergencies or disasters with other local, state and federal law enforcement and mutual aid officials. Must be knowledgeable of NY State law and statutes governing law enforcement, fire prevention and public safety. Salary: $203,000.
Pref Quals: BA in Criminal Justice and MA in Criminal Justice or Public Administration and 10 years of increasingly responsible police experience, including 5 years at the Chief or higher level involved in the management of public safety in a large municipality with a police/fire force of over 200.
Send Resume by February 28, 2020 to:
Elisabeth Wallace, Personnel Officer
City of White Plains
255 Main Street
White Plains, New York 10601
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
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OpOverwatch is a unified group of Christ centered Law Enforcement Officers and police chaplains striving together in order to minister to all those who wear the badge. OpOverwatch is partnering on this mission with Word of Life Lodge, located in the Adirondacks in Schroon Lake, NY. Our goal is to sponsor 200 police officers to attend free of charge to a LEO Identity Conference in September of 2020 at the Word of Life Lodge. Registration details soon to follow.
Donations are being accepted using the attached link. All funds raised will be earmarked specifically to sponsor LEOs for the conference.
To donate, visit: http://give.wol.org/0B511C
To view a video describing OpOverwatch, visit: https://www.facebook.com/pg/Phil127/about/
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Save the Date!
The New York State Association of Chiefs of Police 2020 Training Conference will be held from July 19-22 at the Queensbury Hotel in Glens Falls, N.Y. (Adirondacks Lake George Region).
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24 Century Hill Drive, Suite 002
Latham, New York 12110
(518) 355-3371 http://nychiefs.org
Executive Director: Michael Geraci
2019-2020 President: Chief Patrick Phelan
New York State Association of Chiefs of Police, Inc.
