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MONTCLAIR POLICE ATHLETIC LEAGUELYNNE L. WILLIAMS, PRESIDENTDEPUTY CHIEF TODD M. CONFORTI, ADVISORThe Montclair P.A.L. promotes trust, understanding and respectbetween youth and police officers. Such respect is beneficial to the youth,the police officers, the neighborhoods, the business community, andcommunity leaders. The goals of the P.A.L. are to foster andencourage a spirit of loyalty and faith in American traditions andinstitutions; to participate actively in constructive movements and endeavorsfor the promotion of the interest and general welfare of the youth of the community; topromote the spirit of benevolence, friendship, sociability, goodwill, and tolerance amongthe youth of our community; to cultivate and improve the moral and civic standards of theyouth of the community; to provide a safe meeting place where the youth of thecommunity may enjoy educational or social benefits and athletic activities undercompetent supervision.The Montclair Police Athletic League, which was established in 1996, continues itsmission through its basketball program, summer camp scholarships, the Youth LeadershipCouncil (Y.L.C.), and annual fishing derby. The basketball program consists of four teams,skills development sessions, and summer camp scholarships. The Y.L.C. has served asvolunteers in the community serving food to the homeless and collecting food to bedistributed to the needy.17
SPECIAL OLYMPICS TORCH RUNThe mission of The Law Enforcement Torch Run ® is to raiseawareness of the Special Olympics movement worldwide and tosecure funding for this vital cause. In 1984, the first New JerseyTorch Run was conceived to raise funds and awareness for theSpecial Olympics.Today, the Torch Run travels 950 miles, originating in 27 separate points statewide, andtravels through 384 communities with some 2,700 officers from all branches of lawenforcement participating. The final leg runs into Lion’s Stadium at the College of NewJersey and lights the cauldron for the Opening Ceremony of the Special Olympics NewJersey Summer Games.The New Jersey branch of this volunteer organization,headed by a team of 50 Torch Run committee members,raises funds through programs that vary from two PolarPlunges, a Motorcycle Run, the Lincoln Tunnel ChallengeRun/Walk, the Adopt-A-Cop Torch Run Program, the PlanePull, numerous Golf Tournaments, and an ever expandingvenue of fundraising initiatives.The Montclair Police Department’s involvement with theSpecial Olympics began in 1996, while a part of Torch Run leg #5 that ran from WestCaldwell to Newark. Shortly thereafter, a new Torch Run leg was created under thecoordination of Deputy Chief Perry Mayers. This new leg, Leg # 18, runs from Verona toBloomfield, running through Montclair, West Orange, Orange, and Glen Ridge. Itincludes officers from each of those jurisdictions, as well as agents from the F.B.I. and theFederal Air Marshals. Over $150,000 has been raised locally for the SpecialOlympics as a result of the Montclair Police Department’s involvement.For information contact LIEUTENANT KENNETH MISCIA AT kmiscia @ montclairnjusa.orgESSEX COUNTY SUMMER GAMESEach year uniformed Officers from Montclair are fortunate enoughto be able to participate, along with other Essex County LawEnforcement agencies, in the Special Olympics Area 9 (Essex County)Opening Ceremonies and Games in Brookdale Park. One of the policeofficers has the privilege of running the Torch into the Stadium with anathlete. All athletes, teachers, coaches, and police officers then participate in the paradeof athletes, with the motorcycles, bicycles, and officers leading the procession andcheering the athletes as they pass the torch with Officers lined up on both sides of the track.The officers then have the opportunity to watch theathletes as they compete in their events. The greatestmoments of this event are always when the officers have thehonor of being able to present award medals andribbons to each athlete that participates. The smiles and joythis brings to the athletes’ faces is all the confirmation thatthe officers need to know that they are part ofsomething very special. The Montclair Police have beenproud participants in this event for over 15 years.18
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