Collingswood Police Chief Sarlo to Retire, Carey Named Acting Chief

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Even with forced overtime, Collingswood first responders are still short personnel at one in five calls for fire or EMS service, Captain Julian D’Alonzo says. The borough government hopes to hire a consultant to evaluate the problem within the next month, but the problem is complex for several reasons. Sign in or subscribe to continue reading…

February 3, 2026

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Collingswood Police Chief Sarlo to Retire, Carey Named Acting Chief

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