Valor RecipientsElizabeth Police Department
• Officer Charles Lawson Jr. • Officer Carlos M. Morales • Officer Alberto Soto Kean University Police Department
• Officer Brandon Hart • Officer Emily Sabo Rahway Police Department
• Officer Jeremy Vargas (Incident occurred in 2023; recognized in 2025 following AG review) Union Township Police Department
• Officer Peter McTernan • Officer Matthew Melody .... IN LOVING MEMORY ...
Plainfield Fire Department Lieutenant Marques A. Hudson LODD: January 26, 2024 Guest SpeakerMichael Scanio Director, Union County Emergency Services Retired Chief, Union Fire Department With over 32 years of service in public safety, Michael Scanio is a lifelong leader in Union County. He served as Union Fire Chief for five years and is one of only four in the department’s history to rise through every rank. Now serving as County Fire Marshal, Fire Academy Director, and Mutual Aid Coordinator, Chief Scanio continues to strengthen emergency services across all 21 municipalities. A recipient of numerous awards for valor, leadership, and humanitarian service, his dedication to community and public safety remains an enduring legacy. |
Tickets on Sale Now!56th Annual Valor Awards Luncheon
Hilton Garden Inn Springfield 304 Route 22 West Springfield, NJ 07081 Friday, May 16th Cocktails 11:30 am, Open Bar Luncheon 12:15 pm 2025 Academic Excellence Scholarship RecipientsWe are proud to recognize the following students as recipients of the 2025 Academic Excellence Scholarship from The Two Hundred Club of Union County. Each of these exceptional students is the child of a dedicated law enforcement professional serving in Union County:
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2024-2025 Meeting Schedule: Apr. 16, 2025 at 6:30pm Meet the 2024 Valor Recipients Hilton Garden Inn, Springfield VALOR AWARDS LUNCHEON: Friday, May 16th, 2025 12 NOON Check back for updates! |
About UsOur Purpose...
Our motto “Because We Care” signifies the purpose of The Two Hundred Club of Union County. Founded and chartered in 1968, The Two Hundred Club recognizes the achievements of our uniformed Police, Firefighters and State Troopers. Our non-profit organization consists of residents and business people in Union County and residents throughout New Jersey who care about the welfare of over 3,000 men and women who daily put their lives on the line for our protection. We provide financial assistance to the widows and families of our uniformed protectors throughout the County who have given their lives in the line of duty. The Two Hundred Club has also initiated a scholarship program (Scholarships). Club MeetingsAll members are encouraged to join us for our monthly dinner meetings. Meetings begin promptly at 6:30pm and are held the 3rd Wednesday of every month at the Hilton Garden Inn Springfield. The cost for dinner is $35 per person. Checks can be made payable to The 200 Club of Union County.
Dinner is compliments of the Club for first time new members, and we welcome all! Just be sure to advise us when you come in that you are a first time meeting attendee! #BecauseWeCare |
