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Union County St. Patrick’s Day Parade

March 16, 2026 | Member News, News

On Saturday, March 14, the Port Authority Police Pipes and Drums braved cold winds to march in the annual Union County St. Patrick’s Day Parade. They made sure the only thing louder than the wind was the music, bringing smiles to the young, the old and everyone lining the parade route. Read More

PAPD Officers Arrest Suspect, Recover Stolen Rental Vehicle

March 16, 2026 | Member News, News

Late Friday night, March 13, Port Authority police officers responded to a local car rental company in Jamaica on a report of a stolen vehicle. Police Officers Connor Hay, Ryan Ward and Brandon Busch gathered a description of the suspect and vehicle and began a canvass based on information provided by the rental company. Officer Busch located the vehicle and suspect in the vicinity of North Conduit Avenue in Ozone Park. A felony car stop was conducted, and the suspect was taken into custody and the vehicle recovered. The suspect was charged with Grand Larceny Auto 2° among other charges and will also answer for an outstanding warrant out of Brooklyn. A job well done by Officers Hay, Ward and Busch. Read More

In Remembrance: PAPD Police Officer Pavlos D. Pallas

March 14, 2026 | Member News, News

Rest in peace, Port Authority Police Officer Pavlos “Paul” D. Pallas (EOW 3/14/2011). Police Officer Pallas succumbed to a 9/11 illness contracted during his heroic and selfless work in the toxic environment of the World Trade Center Rescue and Recovery. Paul, continue your rest in the Lord’s eternal embrace. Always Honored, Never Forgotten. Read More

In Remembrance: PAPD Police Officer John M. Cortazzo

March 14, 2026 | Member News, News

Rest in peace, Port Authority Police Officer John M. Cortazzo (EOW 3/14/2009). Police Officer Cortazzo succumbed to a 9/11 illness contracted during his heroic and selfless work in the toxic environment of the World Trade Center Rescue and Recovery. John, continue your rest in the Lord’s eternal embrace. Always Honored, Never Forgotten. Read More

Help Family of Fallen PAPD Officer Anthony Varvaro Raise Funds for Tunnel to Towers

March 11, 2026 | Member News, News

Help Kerry Ann Varvaro and Anthony Varvaro Jr., wife and son of fallen Port Authority Police Officer Anthony Varvaro (EOW 9/11/2022), raise funds for Tunnel to Towers as they climb the stairs of 1 World Trade Center in the annual Tunnel to Towers Tower Climb. This year’s event takes place on Sunday, June 7, when participants will ascend all 104 stories of 1 World Trade Center. You can support Kerry Ann and Anthony Jr. in honoring Officer Varvaro’s memory by donating at nyctowerclimb.t2t.org/Race/119917/Donate/SGxlDFZayTHW8jVi. Read More

PAPD Officers Save Life on George Washington Bridge

March 9, 2026 | Member News, News

In the early morning hours of Sunday, March 8, Police Officer Richard Mills responded to a report of a parked vehicle eastbound at midspan of the George Washington Bridge, along with information about an individual contemplating ending their life. Officer Mills located the now-abandoned vehicle, canvassed the area and entered the South Walkway, where he observed a person climbing the outer fence high above the Hudson River. Officer Keith Walcott soon joined Mills, and together they tactically removed the distressed person from the fence. The person initially resisted the officers’ lifesaving efforts. Fort Lee EMS arrived, evaluated the individual and transported them for further care. Another life saved by the PAPD. Read More

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