The Town of Ramapo held a solemn 9/11 remembrance ceremony Wednesday evening, marking the 25th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks and honoring the Rockland County residents whose lives were lost that day.

The ceremony began with the Town of Ramapo Police Honor Guard, followed by welcoming remarks from Town Supervisor Michael Specht and an acknowledgment of elected officials and other dignitaries in attendance.

The program included reflections on the events of September 11, the reading of the names of Rockland County residents who were killed in the attacks, and a moment of silence in their memory.

The Town also paid tribute to members of the Ramapo community who were lost on 9/11, emphasizing the enduring commitment to honor their lives, remember their sacrifice and ensure that the events of that day are never forgotten.

Wednesday evening’s ceremony was held under the theme, “A Day of Remembrance, A Lifetime of Gratitude,” as residents, officials and community members gathered together 25 years after the attacks to reflect on the lives lost and the courage and unity that followed.