Two Decades of Leadership: South Brunswick Police Chief Recognized for Service

SOUTH BRUNSWICK, NJ – South Brunswick Police Chief Raymond Hayducka recently completed 20 years of service. And on Thursday, the New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police (NJSACOP) recognized Hayducka for his exemplary service and leadership as chief.

This significant milestone honors not only his dedication to public safety but also his profound impact on the law enforcement profession statewide.

Throughout his two decades at the helm, Hayducka has been a leader in advancing the law enforcement profession in New Jersey. Renowned for his expert guidance in labor relations and his forward-thinking approach to public service, he has led the department through countless challenges.

"Chief Hayducka embodies the highest standards of leadership," Mitchell C. Sklar, Executive Director of NJSACOP, said. "His contributions to the field, particularly in mentoring the next generation of chiefs, have left a lasting legacy that reaches well beyond his own department."

As a mentor, Hayducka has been instrumental in guiding new chiefs across the state, offering insight, wisdom, and a steady hand to those stepping into leadership roles.

His influence has helped shape the future of policing through a commitment to collaboration, accountability, and community engagement.

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