South Brunswick Police Department Prioritizes Officer Health and Wellness
Over the past year, the South Brunswick Police Department has prioritized the health and wellness of its officers and their families. Under the leadership of Chief Raymond Hayducka, the department has implemented a series of programs designed to enhance physical, mental, and financial well-being. These initiatives reflect a deep commitment to supporting the men and women who serve the South Brunswick community every day.
The wellness program focuses on several critical areas, including physical fitness and nutrition, mental health, and financial and family support. Among the key initiatives rolled out in the past year are:
- Nutritional Seminar: Hosted by Revolutionize Nutrition and Eat Clean Bro, this seminar encouraged officers to adopt healthier eating habits to improve energy levels and overall well-being.
- Financial Planning Seminar: Tailored for officers, this session provided practical tools and strategies for budgeting, saving, and planning for the future.
- Chiropractic Care and Physical Therapy: Through partnerships with Grossman Chiropractic & Physical Therapy, officers received care to address work-related physical strains and injuries.
- Estate Planning Resources: A workshop on will preparation was provided to help officers plan for their families’ futures.
- Comprehensive Medical Exams: Medical Essential Diagnostics offered health screenings to ensure officers stay proactive about their physical health.
Chief Raymond Hayducka praised the wellness program, emphasizing its importance. “Supporting the health and wellness of our officers and their families is a top priority. These programs provide vital resources that enhance their physical and mental well-being, ensuring they are prepared to face the challenges of their work. By investing in their health, we are also investing in the safety and strength of our entire community.”
The South Brunswick Police Department would like to extend its gratitude to the organizations and individuals who participated in these initiatives. Their support and expertise have been instrumental in the success of these programs.
Looking ahead, the South Brunswick Police Department remains committed to expanding and enhancing wellness initiatives for its officers and their families. For more information on future wellness programs, please contact Officer Ryan Bartunek, the department’s Wellness Coordinator, at 732-329-4000 ext. 7476 or via email at
[email protected].
