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Outgoing president Ralph Polverino, above left, with his successor, Barry Chin, a patrol car and the Civilian Patrol banner.

Surprise adieu for Civilian Patrol chief

It was a serene Thursday evening when a small but lively crowd gathered inside the village’s community center. Some were clad in Valley Stream Civilian Patrol uniforms, but all awaited the … more

By Juan Lasso | 7/7/22

George Catalanotto and Ralph Polverino, above, are the treasurer and president of the Valley Stream Civilian Patrol, respectively.

Valley Stream Civilian Patrol: 24/7 vigilance

Every day and night of the week, the 30 members of the Valley Stream Civilian Patrol cruise village streets to monitor and help deter crime. more

By Melissa Koenig | 4/11/18

Courtesy Village of Valley Stream The Civilian Patrol’s executive board members accepted a citation from the village at the group’s luncheon on January 11. From left are treasurer George Catalanotto, webmaster Frederick Jung, Mayor Ed Fare, President Ralph Polverino, Vice President Christine Kelly, Director of Operations David Sabatino and Village Justice Robert Bogle.

Village recognizes Civilian patrol

Mayor Ed Fare and Justice Robert Bogle presented a citation to the Valley Stream Civilian Patrol at the group’s annual luncheon on January 11, commending members for their dedication to helping … more

By Micah Danney mdanney@liherald.com | 1/28/15

The insignia of the Valley Stream Civilian Patrol. The Patrol is actively seeking new members.

Valley Stream Civilian Patrol seeks new members

Fred Jung drove carefully down Merrick Road in Valley Stream, cruising just below the speed limit. His eyes scanned the road, sidewalks, houses and parking lots he passed, his routine during the two … more

By Brendan Murray bmurray@liherald.com | 10/1/14

Kudos for editorial on policing

The Valley Stream Civilian Patrol held its general meeting on Sept. 26 at Village Hall. Vice President Christine Kelly read the Herald’s entire editorial regarding the sex crimes that took place in August and September and the lack of communication on the part of law enforcement (“Public deserves answers from police,” Sept. 26-Oct. 2). more

10/3/13

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