Sheriff’s Officers Union PBA Local 334 Cites his Law Enforcement Career and Experience in Public Service
Democratic candidate for Hudson County Executive Craig Guy is announcing that he has been endorsed by the New Jersey Policemen's Benevolent Association Local 334, the union representing Hudson County Sheriff’s Officers. PBA Local 334 President Rob Cronick is citing Guy’s dedication to keeping Hudson County safe and investing in law enforcement.
“I am confident that Craig is the right person for the job because he has shown a lifelong commitment to public safety and to supporting organized labor,” said Rob Cronick, PBA Local 334 President. “Not only has he already achieved great things for the county during his time in government, but his long career in law enforcement gives him the experience and perspective to work with us to make Hudson County safer for all residents.”
Prior to his role as Chief of Staff to County Executive Tom DeGise, Craig Guy was a police officer for more than two decades in Jersey City, retiring with the rank of Lieutenant. As County Executive he will ensure that police departments have access to the funding and training that they need to do their jobs effectively, and keep the county safe.
“I’m so honored to be endorsed by PBA Local 334, because these hardworking men and women do the work every day to keep our communities safe,” said Craig Guy. “As a retired police officer I know what kind of sacrifices our first responders make and it’s critical to give them the support, staffing and equipment needed to do their job well and protect the people of our county.”
Craig Guy has previously been endorsed by leading Democratic elected officials like Governor Phil Murphy, Senator Bob Menendez, Senator Cory Booker, and all 12 of Hudson County’s Mayors, as well as leadership from the statewide and Hudson County Fraternal Order of Police and the Hudson County Building Trades.
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