10/02/2026
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Today is a bittersweet day for the Bound Brook Police Department as we say goodbye to two members of our family - Chief Jason Gianotto and K9 Crusader.
Chief Gianotto retires after 25 years of dedicated service to the Borough of Bound Brook. During his career, he served our community in countless capacities, including assignments with the Somerset County Dive Team, Somerset County SWAT Team, and Narcotics Task Force, before ultimately having the honor of leading the Bound Brook Police Department as Chief of Police.
But a career like Chief Gianottoโs canโt simply be measured in years, titles, or assignments. His fingerprints are everywhere in this department. The programs he helped build, the officers he mentored, the decisions he made, and the countless things he did behind the scenes have helped shape BBPD into the department it is today.
And there is something especially fitting about the fact that he gets to close this chapter alongside his longtime partner.
After 12 years of loyal service, K9 Crusader is retiring too.
Chief Gianotto and Crusader spent years working side by side, answering calls, assisting officers and other agencies, locating suspects and narcotics, and doing the kind of work that most people will never get to see. Their partnership became a familiar part of BBPD, and Crusader became much more than a police K9, he became part of our family and part of the Bound Brook community.
For many of us, it is difficult to imagine this department without Chief Gianotto, or Crusader running around HQ looking to play fetch with anyone willing to touch that slobbery red Kong!
Today, however, isnโt just about saying goodbye. Itโs about saying thank you.
Thank you, Chief, for 25 years of leadership, sacrifice, friendship, and unwavering dedication to Bound Brook.
And thank you, Crusader, for 12 years of loyal and faithful service alongside your partner.
You both leave behind a legacy that will continue long after your final shift.
From all of us at the Bound Brook Police Department, congratulations on your retirement, Chief Gianotto and K9 Crusader.
Two partners. Two incredible careers. One well-earned retirement.