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This document details a swearing-in ceremony for six new police officers at the Bayonne Police Department. The event, held in the City Council Chambers, saw Madelene Medina, City Clerk, administer the oath of office to officers Xavier Hogan, Anthony Lucia, Nicholas Cerbone, Justin Walker, Beshoy Nasrallah, and Roberto Bernardo. Mayor and Public Safety Director Robert Kubert and Police Chief Joseph Scerbo addressed the new officers, emphasizing core values such as honor, service, duty, integrity, and community policing. The ceremony also included remarks from Council Member Juan Perez and featured a procession led by the Bayonne Police Department Honor Guard, musical performances, and an invocation and benediction.

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OFFICE OF THE MAYOR
CITY OF BAYONNE
630 AVENUE C BAYONNE, NEW JERSEY 07002-3898
TEL. (201) 858-6010 FAX (201) 436-2413
ROBERT KUBERT, MAYOR
CITY OF
BAYONNE
NEW JERSEY
May 5, 2026 (PLEASE PLACE WITH PHOTOS.)
For immediate release:
Ground-Breaking Ceremony Takes Place at Russell Golding Park in Bayonne
On May 4, the City of Bayonne held a ground-breaking ceremony at Russell Golding
Park, which is located on Avenue E between 48th and 51st Streets. According to Public Works
Director Tom Cotter, the nearly one-acre-sized park is having "a total renovation." A
combination of federal and county funds is behind this $5.75 million park reconstruction.
The project received $5 million from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban
Development and $750,000 from the Hudson County Open Space Fund.
At the ceremony, City Council President and Third Ward Council Member Gary
LaPelusa said it was "a great day in the City of Bayonne." He noted that the renovated park
will feature new playgrounds, basketball courts, pickleball courts, and other features that
will enhance the northern gateway to Bayonne. Council President LaPelusa thanked
Congressman Rob Menendez for supporting the federal funds for the park project.
Congressman Menendez thanked Mayor Robert Kubert, the City Council Members,
and City Planner Suzanne Mack for helping the park work happen. Menendez also thanked
former Congressman Albio Sires for working to secure the park funding. Menendez said the
park "serves all the folks who call this neighborhood and town home." Mayor Kubert credited
former Mayor Jimmy Davis, who is now County Sheriff, with pushing successfully for the new
construction at Russell Golding Park.
In his closing remarks, Council President LaPelusa thanked Bayonne's "federal,
state, and county partners." He mentioned County Executive Craig Guy, the members of
the State Legislature, the Hudson County Commissioners, and City Planner Mack. The
Council President also extended thanks to Rich Picerno of Picerno-Giordano Construction
(the contractor for the park renovation), Public Works Director Tom Cotter and his
department, and Engineer Rob Russo of Center State Engineering.
In addition to the facilities mentioned above, the completed park will also include
exercise equipment, a large spray park, an open-air shelter for basketball and pickleball,
and new lighting.
The park is named after Fire Captain Russell Golding, who led recreational activities
for children before he passed away in 1970.