2026 New York General Election

Raymond Cirulli

The Town of Deerpark has an aging and high mileage fleet of police vehicles. This is welcome news to the police department and to the Town of Deerpark. Detective Raymond H. Cirulli played a key role in coordinating this grant for the police department. In the past the department was awarded computers and other specialized equipment such as a license plate reader.

Town of Deerpark Police Department grant announcement

Raymond Cirulli was a detective who coordinated a grant for the Town of Deerpark Police Department.

Highway Superintendent - Town of Deerpark

As a highway superintendent, submitted a proposal to conduct three recurring roadside cleanups along New York State Route 97 at Hawks Nest Road.

As of October 22, 2026, Raymond Cirulli’s website did not contain information on this issue.

The New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS) today announced a $25,000 grant being awarded to the Town of Deerpark Police Department. This funding is to support the Town police with the purchase of a marked patrol vehicle. Detective Raymond H. Cirulli played a key role in coordinating this grant for the police department.

$25,000 grant awarded to Town of Deerpark Police Department

Raymond Cirulli was identified as a detective in a grant announcement from the Town of Deerpark Police Department.

Town of Deerpark Highway Superintendent Raymond Cirulli and Highway Department Clerk Aimee Keane submitted a proposal on April 7 that the UDC approved in a May 7 resolution to conduct three clean-ups after Memorial Day, Independence Day, and Labor Day.

Town of Deerpark Cleans Up Along Hawks Nest Road with UDC Grant

Raymond Cirulli currently serves as the Town of Deerpark Highway Superintendent.

As the Town of Deerpark Highway Superintendent, proposed three grant-funded roadside cleanups along New York State Route 97.

The Town of Deerpark has an aging and high mileage fleet of police vehicles. This is welcome news to the police department and to the Town of Deerpark.

Detective Raymond H. Cirulli played a key role in coordinating this grant for the police department.

In the past the department was awarded computers and other specialized equipment such as a license plate reader.

William R. Werner, Chief of Police

Town of Deerpark police department grant announcement

As Deerpark Highway Superintendent, he jointly submitted a proposal for three post-holiday cleanups.

The New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS) today announced a $25,000 grant being awarded to the Town of Deerpark Police Department. This funding is to support the Town police with the purchase of a marked patrol vehicle. The Town of Deerpark has an aging and high mileage fleet of police vehicles. This is welcome news to the police department and to the Town of Deerpark. Detective Raymond H. Cirulli played a key role in coordinating this grant for the police department.

Raymond serves as the Town of Deerpark Highway Superintendent.

As Deerpark Highway Superintendent, submitted a proposal for three roadside cleanups after Memorial Day, Independence Day, and Labor Day.

Detective Raymond H. Cirulli played a key role in coordinating this grant for the police department.

Proposed scheduling three cleanups after Memorial Day, Independence Day, and Labor Day.

Buket Urgen

The New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS) today announced a $25,000 grant being awarded to the Town of Deerpark Police Department. This funding is to support the Town police with the purchase of a marked patrol vehicle. The non matching funds are being made available through the Byrne JAG Grant Funds. The goal of the Byrne JAG award is for the acquisition of equipment that will support a local law enforcement agency’s efforts to effectively and efficiently reduce incidence of crime and violence in the locality. The Town of Deerpark has an aging and high mileage fleet of police vehicles. This is welcome news to the police department and to the Town of Deerpark. Detective Raymond H. Cirulli played a key role in coordinating this grant for the police department.

Town of Deerpark police-vehicle grant announcement

Raymond Cirulli worked as a detective for the Town of Deerpark Police Department.

The Town of Deerpark has completed three cleanup efforts along a nearly three-mile stretch of New York State Route 97 at Hawks Nest Road, helping preserve the scenic beauty of the Upper Delaware River Valley. The project was funded through a 2026 River and Shoreline Clean-up Grant from the Upper Delaware Council (UDC). The town’s final expense report totaled $2,010.22, covering highway crew labor, equipment, supplies, and disposal fees. Town Highway Superintendent Raymond Cirulli and Highway Department Clerk Aimee Keane proposed the project in April, with the UDC approving it in May.

Deerpark completes scenic byway cleanups along Hawks Nest

Raymond currently serves as Deerpark's superintendent of highways.

As Deerpark highway superintendent, submitted a proposal for three Route 97 roadside cleanups after Memorial Day, Independence Day, and Labor Day.

The Upper Delaware Council (UDC) finalized a 2026 River and Shoreline Clean-up Grant to the Town of Deerpark to pick up debris along a nearly three-mile segment of the New York State Route 97 Upper Delaware Scenic Byway at Hawks Nest Road. Town of Deerpark Highway Superintendent Raymond Cirulli and Highway Department Clerk Aimee Keane submitted a proposal on April 7 that the UDC approved in a May 7 resolution to conduct three clean-ups after Memorial Day, Independence Day, and Labor Day. Their final expense of $2,010.22 submitted on September 11 covered labor, equipment, supplies, and dump fees for highway crew members to remove garbage from the town boundary to the Lumberland town line, including the popular Hawks Nest Scenic Overlooks that offer panoramic views from the curvy road 200 feet above the river.