Bayonne Mayor Jimmy Davis expressed his condolences to the family of retired Fire Department Battalion Chief Peter McMonagle. A 28-year veteran of the Bayonne Fire Department, McMonagle comes from a long line of fire and police personnel. #RIP #bayonnefiredepartment #retiredbattalionchiefpetermcmonagleI’m saddened this morning to learn of the passing of Bayonne Fire Department Battalion Chief (Retired) Peter McMonagle. Pete was a lifelong friend as we grew up together on 4th Street and enjoyed many laughs at Robbins Reef and the old Parente’s.
Pete and his family have dedicated their lives to public service, as Pete served on the BFD for 28 years, while his brothers Captain Pat, Captain Kevin, and Captain Brian also all retired from our fire department. Pete also has two nephews serving as Police Officers, Matthew on the Bayonne Police Department and Patrick on the Port Authority Police Department.
Pete was funny, kind, and bright, and he loved our city. I will certainly miss him!
To wife Eileen, sons James and Peter, the entire City of Bayonne extends our heartfelt condolences to you and the entire McMonagle family. 🙏🇺🇸
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Congratulations to Police Officer Michael Borrelli who has been selected by the Command Staff as the 2021 Secaucus Police Officer of the Year. The selection of this title was made in regards to the following criteria: self initiated work, time/attendance, report writing, job knowledge, uniform & appearance, attitude and conduct. Congratulations Michael!
