Christine Klag is a retired Lieutenant from the North Bergen Police Department and currently sits as the CEO/Chairperson for the NJPSAC.  She retired in January, 2017 following a successful inaugural accreditation in the NJSACOP program.  Lt. Klag completed the program from scratch with only help from the NJPSAC and brought her department to a successful cycle, earning their initial Accreditation Certificate in November 2016.  She served in different capacities in patrol as well as the detective bureau.

Christine has a bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice from New Jersey City University.  She retains her Method of instruction certificate for the state PTC.  Christine currently is active in assisting and mentoring agency members of the NJPSAC with their accreditation process as well as other public safety agency CEO’s and their members with their journey of successful leadership and maintaining professionalism.  She has developed and trained a variety of curriculum and workshops for the NJPSAC since joining the board in January of 2017.

Christine currently, is active in assisting and mentoring public safety agency CEO’s and their members with their journey of successful leadership and maintaining professionalism, as well as developing and moving through an accreditation process.

Ryan  Hennelly is a recently retired police officer from the Eatontown Police Department.  He has been involved with accreditation since 2008.  Ryan helped his agency receive their initial CALEA Accreditation and NJSACOP Accreditation.  He also helped the agency successfully through three NJSACOP re-accreditations during his tenure.   Ryan has also been a member of the NJPSAC since 2008 and joined the executive board in 2019.  Currently, he serves as Board Secretary, assists with file reviews, runs trainings, teaches at the annual conference, and maintains the NJPSAC Website. Ryan now works for L.E.A.D. (Law Enforcement Against Drugs) and is the Vice President of Programs and Training.  He is a trainer and teaches drug prevention training to law enforcement officers throughout the U.S.

With two decades in law enforcement, Sergeant Del Carpio brings a wealth of experience to their role as Accreditation Manager. Their career includes five years with the Passaic Police Department and fifteen years with the Hackensack Police Department. 

Currently assigned to the Training Unit, Sergeant Del Carpio is responsible for all in-service training matters, demonstrating their dedication to upholding the highest standards in policing. 

Further contributing to the field, Sergeant Del Carpio has also served as an adjunct professor for the past ten years, teaching criminal justice courses at Passaic County Community College.

Jacqueline “Jacquie” Luthcke attended Ohio University and graduated with honors majoring in Sociology with a Criminology specialty and a minor in psychology. It was there that she started volunteering for the Red Cross, which she continued to do for the next 20+ years. She taught many instructor level classes and sat on various boards during that 20 years. Jacquie was hired by the Ridgewood Police Department as a police officer in 1996 and after spending time on patrol, in the detective bureau, the professional standards unit, and being heavily involved in community policing, she rose through the ranks with promotions in 2005 to Sergeant, 2008 to Lieutenant, 2010 to Captain and finally 2016 to Chief, a position she help until her retirement in 2023. While with the department, she attended the West Point Command and Leadership training offered by the New Jersey State Association Chief’s of Police where she graduated top in class and received the Chief Harry Wilde Academic Achievement Award. Jacquie is a Past President of the New Jersey Public Safety Accreditation Coalition, where she is still a board member. She spent time as a Commissioner with the New Jersey State Association Chief’s of Police Law Enforcement Accreditation/Commission for Accreditation of Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA) Alliance Program. In addition, she was also an assessor with the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA), where she went out and inspected other police departments across the nation to ensure they were following the best practice guidelines put out by CALEA and was a Team Leader in the state program. Jacquie was involved in numerous committees in Ridgewood, including the Community Relations Advisory Board, Fourth of July Committee, PRIDE and the Interfaith Ministry. In addition to the NJPSAC, she is on the advisory committees for the Center for Hope and Safety and for the Bergen Community College Law Enforcement and Homeland Security group. In her spare time, Jacquie enjoys reading, scuba diving, attending concerts, traveling and spending time with friends and family.

Chief Louis Moreto was with the Manalapan Township Police Department for 27 years. He was the agency’s first accreditation manager, first for the State Accreditation Program and then for its initial CALEA Accreditation. He has served on the NJPSAC board of directors as a Vice President and Trustee. He has worked with CALEA since 2008 as an On-site assessor, an On-site Team leader and currently works as a Compliance Services Member (CSM). He continues to be a resource for anyone who is looking to achieve accreditation for professional excellence.