Now serving as President of the Community Education Council, he continues to lead with purpose. Under his leadership, additional resolutions have been passed addressing bullying, special education, and continued after school support.

Gonzalo Duran Endorses John Ricottone for NYS Assembly 47

John J. Ricottone serves as president of the Community Education Council.

Beyond education, Ricottone brings over twenty years of service with the New York City Police Department, retiring in August 2025. That experience carries weight. It reflects discipline, accountability, and a deep understanding of public safety from direct experience in the field.

John retired from the New York City Police Department after more than 20 years of service.

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