THE COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS OF AMERICA NEW JERSEY SUPPORTS DOMINICK PUZIO FOR HUNTERDON COUNTY SHERIFF

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THE COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS OF AMERICA NEW JERSEY

SUPPORTS DOMINICK PUZIO FOR HUNTERDON COUNTY SHERIFF

October 10, 2019: Dominick Puzio has received the support of the Communications Workers of America New Jersey (“CWA”) for his candidacy for sheriff of Hunterdon County. The CWA represents more than 70,000 members, including more than 40,000 state workers, 15,000 county and local governments and thousands of workers in the telecommunications and direct-care industries. CWA includes over 30 chartered local unions and is led by President Chris Shelton and Area Director Hetty Rosenstein.

“Dominick’s dedication, honor and integrity is without question, and we are proud to endorse Dominick for sheriff of Hunterdon County. Dominick’s commitment to the citizens and communities of New Jersey, along with his commitment to his fellow union brothers and sisters is an example of a true leader.”

Dominick Puzio is a Detective currently serving at the highest level of law enforcement as an investigator for the State of New Jersey. He has been in law enforcement for over 18 years and has served in many roles, starting his law enforcement career as a Correctional Police Officer with the NJDOC then advancing to an Instructor at the State Police Academy in Sea Girt for multiple police agencies. Prior to becoming an investigator for a State Law enforcement agency. His career started as an officer serving all of our local communities throughout the state.

“I am honored and humbled by the endorsement of the CWA. The CWA members in private and public sectors of Hunterdon County, and all around New Jersey, are hardworking, dedicated professionals. They are truly the back bone of New Jersey. I want to thank them for their support and trust during this election cycle, and for when I become sheriff,” states Dominick Puzio.

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