Retired Detectives of the Police Department City of New York

About Us

Our History

The RDNY came into being in April of 1955, when a small group of Retired New York City Detectives decided to get together for a social meeting. As a result of that meeting, the idea of forming an Association that could further assist retired Detectives with retirement benefits and to do charitable work came to fruition.

This group decided to meet again that following month to continue your efforts and also to begin a life long bond that law enforcement officers share, especially Detectives.

The RDNY Incorporated later that same year and became officially known as "The Retired Detectives of the City of New York". They adopted the motto "Fideliter Servivimus", which means "We have served faithfully". Today we serve 1400 members and we are recognized as a Fraternal Organization within the Law Enforcement Community.

Present Day:

The RDNY meets every second Wednesday of the month. The location varies from borough to borough. There will be notifications prior to the date.

Your 2019 RDNY Executive Board:

President: John Warner

Chairman of the Board: Ken Hieb

Vice President: Kevin Schroeder

Treasurer: Rich Santangelo

Secretary: Peggy Hopkins

Historian: Hal Sherman

Sergeant at Arms: Don Alesi

General Counsel: Richard Katz

Board of Directors:

William J. Burns (RIP)

Brian Carroll

Victor Cipullo

Tim Connolly

Liz Curcio

George Fahrbach

Brian Hunt

Christopher Kollmeier

Judy Newton

John Russiello

Edward Ruvane

Jack Ryan

Michael Sheehan (R.I.P.)

Msgr. Kevin Nelan

Announcements

Fund for MOS

https://npdf1.org/npdf-fund-for-detective-sterling-wheaten/

Obituary

From the Executive Board and Board of Directors of the RDNY:

We regret to announce the passing of Retired and original JTTF member Detective Charles Minch Jr. Charlie was one of the original 10 Detectives assigned to the JTTF when it was created in 1980. Let's make it a point to stop by his wake or funeral to show support for not only a former JTTF Detective but a trailblazer. We hope that Charlie knew what he was part of in 1980 and we know that he would be proud of what the JTTF is today.

Wake and funeral information is as follows:

Wake

Krauss Funeral Home

1097 Hempstead Turnpike

Franklin Square, NY

Sunday December 29th

1900 to 2100

Monday December 30th

1400 to 1700 and 1900 to 2100

Funeral

St. Thomas the Apostle RC Church

24 Westminster Road

West Hempstead, NY

Tuesday December 31st

1000 hours

Internment to follow at Holy Rood Cemetary in Westbury, NY.

Please keep Charlie and his family in your thoughts and prayers.

Job Offering

BROSNAN RISK CONSULTANTS (BRC) IS LOOKING TO EMPLOY ON A TEMPORARY BASIS (30-60 DAYS) APPROX 10 RETIRED LAW ENFORCMENT OFFICERS TO MAKE PHONE CALLS TO POLICE DEPARTMENTS AROUND THE COUNTRY TO DISCUSS SECURITY OPPORTUNITIES FOR MEMBERS IN THEIR JURISDICTIONS. THE PAY IS $35/ HR AND THE HOURS ARE 9AM TO 5 PM MONDAY TO FRIDAY. BRC IS LOCATED IN PEARL RIVER. INTERESTED MEMBERS CAN CALL KEVIN O'LEARY 571 232 8678.

MOS (Active and Retired) Assistance Resources -

YOU ARE NOT ALONE.

If you need help, call someone.

If you know of someone that needs help, call someone.

http://poppanewyork.org/

http://www.nypd2.org/retirement/home.html

https://www1.nyc.gov/site/nypd/careers/human-resources-info/mental-health.page

If you receive care from the 9/11Medical Monitoring Services they also have outstanding social services, counseling and mental health services available.

https://www.cdc.gov/wtc/clinics.html

Job offering

Retired Law Enforcement for Security Position National Sites (Position Does Not Require a Firearm)

Valid State Guard License Mandatory

Multiple Locations - Scheduling Interviews for qualified candidates. Full Time or Part Time - Please Include Current Resume or Brief Bio and Confirmation of Valid State Guard License.

We are looking for Retired Law Enforcement to work Security at Retail locations. Full Time, Part Time, or Per Diem Emergency Response shifts available.

This is a high visibility, constantly moving patrol detail, requiring client engagement. Great starting opportunity for leadership positions.

Responsibilities:

● Provide an alert presence that deters violent criminal activity / Impression of Control

● Provide customer friendly atmosphere

● Customer Focus / Engagement

● Provide timely reports

● Site supervision potential

Qualifications:

1 BLUE HILL PLAZA 14th FL // PEARL RIVER, NY 10965 // 800-590-2180 // BROSNANRISK.COM

● Must have a valid / current Guard License for the State you can work in (or be able to acquire one)

● Must have a valid, state issued Driver’s License

● A US citizen or an alien lawfully authorized to work in the United States

● Excellent communication skills

● Keen attention to detail

● Must own a smartphone for scheduling and clocking in / out

● Ability to stand and walk an entire shift

● Reliable transportation and proximity to site(s)

● Supervisory experience a plus

● Fluent in English, additional languages a plus

● Prompt / Professional / Engaged

Competitive pay rates based on experience and geography

Link to apply:

https://workforcenow.adp.com/mascsr/default/mdf/recruitment/recruitment.html?cid=994e3519- 0ccc-484a-97d5- 61839842d6df&ccId=19000101_000001&jobId=290676&source=CC2&lang=en_US

Additional questions can be emailed to jobinquiry@brosnanrisk.com

1 BLUE HILL PLAZA 14th FL // PEARL RIVER, NY 10965 // 800-590-2180 // BROSNANRISK.COM

WTC Medical Monitoring

All MOS, active and retired, who participated in the 9/11 rescue and recovery operations are strongly encouraged to enroll in the WTC Medical Monitoring Program. They are expert in assisting those who were exposed to materials that have thus far resulted in over 1700 NYPD Diagnoses of cancer. In addition, over 140 MOS have died as a result of 9/11 related cancers. Early testing, diagnosis and treatment is the key to helping ourselves and our families.

This is the main site. Please join.

https://www.cdc.gov/wtc/index.html