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Middleburg Town Council: New Police Officers

· By Dan Morrow · From pages 6, 7 of the print edition

At this month's October 9 regular meeting of the Middleburg Town Council Middleburg Police Chief A. J. Panebianco administered the Oath of Integrity and Honor to two new part-time Middleburg Police Officers: Jason Davis and Charlie Proffitt.

Davis, he noted, knew Middleburg and the area well. He had worked at Safeway in Middleburg for seven years before paying his own way through the police academy and becoming a full-time officer in the Town of Haymarket.

Proffitt, Panebianco reported, started his career in Arlington County as a Deputy Sheriff and was currently working as a part-time police chief for the Town of Remington. He also serves as a full time Vice President of Business Ventures.com.

In administering the oath, Chief Panebianco reminded Council that while his officers were all required to take an Oath of Office before the Loudoun County Clerk of the Court, Middleburg also required them to take an oath of integrity and honor before the Mayor, Council and the citizens they serve.