Police Chief To Retire After 15 Years At Helm In Haddon Township
HADDON TOWNSHIP, NJ — Haddon Township’s police chief — a longtime figure at several levels of local government — will soon retire. Chief Mark Cavallo will step down no later than Oct. 1, according to his department.
Cavallo has been part of the Haddon Township Police Department for 40 years, serving as chief since 2008. He was also a longtime member of the Haddon Township School District’s Board of Education for several decades and also served as township fire commissioner.
The lifelong township resident’s time on the school board included several terms as the governing body’s president. He retired from the board of education at the end of 2019.
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In Monday’s announcement, Haddon Township police praised Cavallo’s accomplishments leading the department.
“Chief Cavallo has led HTPD with courage and compassion,” the agency wrote on social media, “and on behalf of the entire HTPD, we are tremendously thankful for his guidance, including in achieving our recent accreditation through the New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police and his unwavering commitment to community-oriented policing.”
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