Jackson Police Officer Louis Notare Retires After 25 Years of Service

The Jackson Township Police Department is celebrating the retirement of Officer Louis Notare (#237), who officially concluded his 25-year law enforcement career on Wednesday.

Known by colleagues for keeping spirits high at the department’s “Club 102” and for his passion for the New York Mets and Miami Dolphins, Officer Notare was also recognized for his dedication to the community. Beyond his patrol duties, he devoted countless volunteer hours to the annual Jackson Police and Fire Toy Drive, helping ensure local families in need could provide their children with a joyful holiday season.

The department praised Officer Notare for the lasting relationships he built with fellow officers and the residents of Jackson Township throughout his decades of service, wishing him the very best in retirement.

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