Statement from the TRJCC: Honoring Chief Mitch Little

The TRJCC today released the following statement to TLS in response to Chief Little’s announcement regarding his retirement.

The Toms River Jewish Community Council wishes to express our deepest gratitude to Chief Mitch Little for his unwavering dedication and service to the Toms River community. Throughout his tenure, Chief Little has been a true leader, exemplifying the values of unity, safety, and mutual respect that are the cornerstones of a strong and vibrant community.

Chief Little’s leadership of the Toms River UNITED initiative—Uniting Neighbors in Town Everyday—has had a profound impact on our town. His commitment to bringing people together, fostering understanding, and building connections among residents has strengthened the fabric of our community. This initiative was not just about promoting togetherness; it was about ensuring that every member of our community felt valued, respected, and safe.

Chief Little has consistently demonstrated his dedication to our community by being present at our events and attentive to our needs, ensuring that Toms River remains a place where everyone can thrive.

The TRJCC is proud to have had Chief Little as a leader whose efforts have made a lasting difference in our community. We are deeply appreciative of his selfless years of outstanding service as our police chief.

Chief, your leadership has truly made an everlasting difference, and we will always be indebted for your service and your friendship.

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