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 Servimus", 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 2021 RDNY Executive Board and Board of Directors :
President: Kevin Schroeder
Chairman of the Board: John Warner
1st Vice President: Rich Santangelo
2nd Vice President: George Fahrbach
Treasurer: Don Alesi
Secretary: Vic Cipullo
Sgt. at Arms: Kevin Kehoe
Historian: Hal Sherman
Chaplain: Msgr. Kevin Nelan
General Counsel: Richard Katz
Board of Directors:
Sal Canto
Brian Carroll
Tim Connolly
Liz Curcio
Peggy Hopkins
Brian Hunt
Christopher Kollmeier
Judy Newton
Irma Rivera Duffy
John Russiello
Edward Ruvane
Jack Ryan
Ervin Urbina
George Weir
RDNY June 2022 Cigar Night!
Honoring Retired Detective George Flores
Additional Information
Today on 6/16 Retired Members of the NYPD, the RDNY, the NYPD Broward County 10-13, the NYPD FOP Lodge 3100, along with members of the Broward Sheriffs Office - Parkland, Coral Springs PD, Coral Springs FD, and the Mayor of Parkland honored Retired Detective George Flores (Brooklyn Special Victims) and Treasurer for the Broward 10-13 - who is suffering from pancreatic cancer related to his service during operations from the 9/11 Terrorist Attacks.
Upcoming events from the DEA
Announcements
Memorial Service
On Saturday, August 27, 2022, there will be a tenth commemorative memorial mass for Det. First Grade John F. Kristoffersen, who passed away August 25, 2012, of 9/11-related cancer while he was our active DEA Delegate from the Brooklyn North Homicide Task Force.
2022 Jack Healy Memorial Scholarships
The DEA is now accepting applications for the 2022 Jack Healy Memorial Scholarships.
The DEA will be awarding at least ten (10) scholarships to the sons and daughters of DEA members in good standing. Awards are $5,000 each. If you are applying for more than one child, each child requires a separate submission.
Applications must be at the DEA no later than Friday, September 23, 2022.Winners will be selected in a random drawing conducted by the DEA in the fall.
Click on Learn More for the application form, which can also be found on the DEA website at www.nycdetectives.org
Help Wanted
Fraud Investigator – Nassau County, NY
Private Investigations Company seeking qualified individuals for Full-Time contract position to investigate public assistance fraud. Excellent opportunity for steady employment, challenging career, excellent pay, Paid Time off and benefits. Must have strong work ethic, self-motivated, strong time management skills, flexibility to travel and strong communication skills. Minimum of 1 year of Medicaid Fraud investigation experience and 3 years of professional investigation experience with a law enforcement agency.
Please submit your resume containing all relevant experience tocareers@truviewbsi.com
Little Liam Go Fund Me
10-13 for Little Liam
The three-year-old son of Det. Thomas Richards is fighting Juvenile Myelomonocytic Leukemia (JMML), a serious and very rare type of blood cancer. A bone marrow transplant is the only hope for success. Liam is facing rounds of chemotherapy followed by the transplant. He will need to be in the hospital for two months while he is undergoing the initial treatment and transplant. Only his mother and father will be able to see him during this time. When released from the hospital, Liam will be at a very high risk of infection and viruses. He will be required to stay home for many months while his immune system recovers.
A “Go Fund Me” page has been established to help off-set the costs and alleviate some of the family’s stress during this grueling process. Any assistance you can render will be greatly appreciated.
DEA ZOOM MEETING REGARDING MEDICARE on YOUTUBE
9/11 Remembered 20 Years Later
Bob Martin honors the heroic first responders, some who lived, and others who made “The Ultimate Sacrifice” on that horrific day, and in the weeks and months that followed. Included among those mentioned are long-time Finest Football Family members, Pete Moog, Steve McAllister, Gerry Ahearn, and long-time fan, Chief Terri Tobin.
All proceeds from the book will be donated to the 3256 Foundation which was established to honor the memory of ESU Sergeant Mike Curtin, a twelve-year active service Marine who was killed at the Trade Center.
https://3256foun
The Brittany Devin Heaney Foundation
From the DEA:
The Brittany Devin Heaney Foundation
The Brittany Devin Heaney Foundation was formed in February 2021, after the sudden and devastating passing of Assistant District Attorney Brittany Devin Heaney of the Brooklyn District Attorney’s Office. Brittany had planned to be married this May 22, 2021 to the love of her life, Vito Rinaldi, when she unexpectedly died in her sleep from a cardiac arrhythmia at the young age of 30.
Brittany comes from a long line of law enforcement champions. Her parents, Thomas Heaney and Lisa Mazzaro Heaney, are both retired NYPD Detectives, as is her uncle John Heaney. Her great grandfather, Edward W. Devine, was a first grade NYPD Detective; her great uncles Edward Devine and James Devine were NYPD Lieutenants; and her great uncle, William Devine, rose to the position of Police Commissioner.
Brittany devoted herself to seeking justice for victims of sexual assault as an Assistant District Attorney, and the Brittany Devin Heaney Foundation will ensure that her wonderful work continues. Since its formation, the Foundation has raised over $70,000, which will, in part, endow a $50,000 scholarship fund at Brittany’s alma mater, St. John’s University School of Law. Each year, the fund will provide a scholarship to a law student who works at an internship combating sex crimes. The family is now working to raise additional funds to endow a similar scholarship at King’s College in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, from where Brittany graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Criminal Justice and Psychology in 2012. It’s also where Brittany met her beloved fiancé Vito.
While the family tragically cannot celebrate their union, the Foundation will support her legacy and continue her mission. Anything you can donate to this worthy cause will be extremely appreciated. If you use Paypal, donations can be sent using the email address giving@bdhfoundation.org If using checks, donations can be mailed to The Brittany Devin Heaney Foundation, P.O. Box 66, Bronx, New York 10470. To donate online, and to read about Brittany and the Foundation, click on Learn More.
On behalf of the Heaney family, Vito, Brittany’s friends, and her colleagues, thank you very much.
Amazon Smile
The DEA is a member of Amazon Smile!
That means that Amazon will donate .5%of the price of your eligible Amazon purchases to the Detectives’ Endowment Association Widows’ & Children’s Fund, Inc. whenever you shop on Amazon.
AmazonSmile is the same Amazon you know: the same millions of products, the same prices, the same service.
Just sign in by using the link below …
If you are already an Amazon user, you can use your same email and password … Just remember to go to AmazonSmile so that the DEA’s Widows’ & Children’s Fund shares in your purchase.
Please take this opportunity to help keep the DEA’s Widows’ & Children’s Fund strong. Thank you! Here is our link :
NYPD Licensing Division Online
The License Division is processing new applications as well as renewals online for UMOS retirees. The process should be completed online, and in-person business is generally not required.
To submit an application or renewal, the member must go to the License Division’s public website at https://licensing.nypdonline.org/app-instruction/.
Follow the instructions on the site to create an account and submit the application/renewal.
With regard to renewals, MOS should not submit their online application until they receive their renewal letter by mail.
If there are any questions, the following phone numbers and email addresses are available:
New Retiree Applications – Phone (646) 610-5536
or email --
DG_LIC-Retirees@nypd.org
Retiree Renewals and Extensions – Phone (646) 610-6558
Or email –
DG_LIC-HandgunRenewals@nypd.org
PC Richards
P.C. Richard & Son Is Available For DEA Members
If you are in need of a critical appliance or household goods at this time — such as a refrigerator, stove, or mattress — please know that P.C. Richard & Son is up and running and can service our DEA members’ needs.
This family owned and operated business is a reliable retailer dealing in essential household goods. Joe Morrone, the Director of Sales at P.C. Richard & Son, will provide our DEA members with great service at an affordable price. His sales team is ready and able to deliver product during this precarious time.
All store managers are currently available to service our needs with the following protocols:
Store hours are 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.;
Curbside pickup available at the stores;
Curbside delivery available for you;
Farmingdale warehouse available for pick up.
Feel free to email Joe Morrone directly for any help you may need with making a purchase from P.C. Richard at Joe.morrone@pcrichard.com
You can also call his cell phone at (516) 984-6693.
Stay safe and healthy. We will get through this together.
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://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
Current Member Dues
2022 Dues CURRENT MEMBER
$30.00
Please select this option if you are a current member in good standing with dues paid in previous years. SUBJECT TO VERIFICATION. PLEASE DOWNLOAD, FILL OUT AND SUBMIT THE APPLICATION FORM FOUND ABOVE THE PAYMENT BUTTONS ON THIS PAGE. YOU CAN EMAIL IT TO INFO@RDNY.ORG OR SNAIL MAIL IT. PLEASE INDICATE IF YOU PAID THROUGH PAYPAL IF APPLICABLE.
New Member Dues
2022 Dues NEW MEMBER
$40.00
Please select this option if you are a NEW member, having not paid dues in 2021. PLEASE DOWNLOAD, FILL OUT AND SUBMIT THE APPLICATION FORM FOUND ABOVE THE PAYMENT BUTTONS ON THIS PAGE. YOU CAN EMAIL IT TO INFO@RDNY.ORG OR SNAIL MAIL IT. PLEASE INDICATE IF YOU PAID THROUGH PAYPAL IF APPLICABLE.
RDNY Challenge Coins $10.00
RDNY Challenge Coins
RDNY 65th Anniversary Keychain
RDNY 65th Anniversary Keychain
$10.00 per. Contact Rich at richrdny@gmail.com
RDNY 65th Anniversary Keychain
RDNY 65th Anniversary Keychain
RDNY 65th Anniversary Keychain
$10.00 per. Contact richrdny@gmail.com for information.
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