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The Westwood Police Officers Association picked up the cost of the van, “a great savings to taxpayers,” the chief said.
It all began with a pedestrian safety campaign by Pontillo’s department that expanded to “enhance the safety of all people of this community,” the chief said.
The vehicle was obtained “with the intention of a light cleanup, wrapping it to make an attractive outer appearance and publicly unveiling the donation after Labor Day,” Pontillo said.
The tarted-up van is “on its way and will be usable in no time,” he added.
Pontillo thanked the Westwood Police Officers Association and all the members of his department, as well as the community, for their dedication to making the borough safer.
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