Captain Abe Rosenberg of Hatzoloh of Rockland recently visited area hospitals, law enforcement agencies and local government officials to express appreciation for their continued partnership and cooperation with Hatzoloh and the broader community.

During the visits, Rosenberg met with doctors, nurses, hospital executives, police officers, law enforcement leaders and government officials, thanking them for their ongoing assistance and close working relationship with Hatzoloh.

Among those visited were Good Samaritan Hospital CEO Andrew Pickens and members of the hospital’s emergency room staff; Westchester Medical Center CEO David Lubarsky, COO Don Steigman, Government and Community Relations and Chief of Staff Tom Scaglione, as well as doctors and nurses in the emergency room; doctors at Nyack Hospital’s emergency room trauma unit; and Dr. Israel.

Rosenberg also met with Town of Ramapo Police Chief Danny Hyman, Ramapo Police captains and officers, Clarkstown Police Chief James Fay, members of the Haverstraw and Mahwah police departments, representatives of the Rockland County Sheriff’s Office and Bergen County Sheriff’s Office, as well as New Jersey State Police personnel. He also met with Senior Investigator Kurt J. Labuda, president of the New York State Police Investigators Association, alongside law enforcement chaplain Rabbi Joel Friedman.

The series of visits also included meetings with Ramapo Supervisor Michael Specht, Rockland County District Attorney Tom Walsh, County Executive Ed Day, representatives of the CPS Office and the Medical Examiner’s Office, including John Waite.