Sergeant Retires After Nearly 30 Years With Sheriff’s Office

Sergeant Steve Healey (Photo courtesy Ocean County Sheriff’s Office)

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  TOMS RIVER – After nearly three decades of distinguished service, Sergeant Steve Healey has retired from the Ocean County Sheriff’s Office, closing a career marked by dedication, leadership, and community commitment.

  Healey began his service in 1996 with the Office of Emergency Management before moving on to the Judicial and Crime Scene Investigation units, where he later earned the rank of sergeant. Throughout his tenure, he was a valued member of the PBA 379 and 379A Executive Boards.

  His career included responses to some of the region’s most challenging moments, including the September 11 attacks, Hurricane Sandy, and the COVID-19 public health emergency.

  Colleagues described Sgt. Healey as a respected leader whose professionalism and compassion made a lasting impact across the department. The Sheriff’s Office and the residents of Ocean County thanked him for his years of service and wished him the very best in retirement.