Sergeant Joseph Kornas Retires After 25 Years of Dedicated Service with Parsippany Police Department

Sergeant Joseph Kornas officially retired from the Parsippany Police Department on August 1, 2025, after 25 years and six months of dedicated service in law enforcement. Throughout his career, Kornas was a trusted figure in the Patrol Division, where he supervised officers and led community safety initiatives for the last eight years. His early experience in the United States Army Reserves as a Military Police Officer shaped his tactical expertise and commitment to public service. Kornas held various specialized roles, such as Field Training Officer and Active Shooter Instructor, showcasing his adaptability and extensive skill set. He received multiple commendations, including the Exceptional Duty Medal and Command Citation, recognizing his professionalism and service.

In addition to his law enforcement work, Kornas graduated with honors from National American University in 2023, earning a Bachelor of Science in Strategic Security and Protection Management. His dedication to both his career and education reflects his commitment to excellence in public service. The Parsippany community and Police Department will remember his leadership and lasting impact on public safety.