WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, NJ (Warren County) – A group of first responders on Friday were honored during the graduation ceremony for this year’s Crisis Intervention Training (CIT) course.
The training took place at the Washington Township municipal building, marking a significant milestone as the CIT-NJ team, in collaboration with the Warren County Prosecutor’s Office and the Department of Human Services, celebrated a decade of providing this vital training.
Commissioner Lori Ciesla and Acting Prosecutor Jessica Cardone attended the ceremony to present certificates to the graduates.
“The CIT course is an extremely valuable program to our law enforcement officers and other first responders,” Commissioner Ciesla remarked. “Being trained in how to handle these kinds of incidents can save lives, and I’m so glad Warren County has had this program for a decade now.”
