Four New Baltimore Reserve Officers are Officially Sworn in at Monday Night's City Council Meeting

Four new police reserve officers were sworn in at the .

Officers Stephanie VanSice, John Sarcone, Sean Albrecht and Amanda Vikar each took the oath of office, as given by New Baltimore Clerk Marcia Shinska, in front of a packed room of their friends and family. 

Each of the officers recently completed an 80-hour field training program at Macomb Community College.

The four reserve officers are Stephanie VanSice, John Sarcone, Sean Albrecht and Amanda Vikar.

• VanSice comes from a family of officers and is a former member of the Sterling Heights Police Department.
• Sarcone, who was born in Germany, is a 2005 graduate of Anchor Bay High School and will bring his worldly experience to the city.
• Albrecht, a native of Utica, was a deputy in the Macomb County Sheriff's Department and a reserve deputy in the mountain bike program.
• Vikar, a Chesterfield Township resident and graduate of , is a fire department first responder and was highly regarded during her police training.

The four reserve officers joined Sergeant Tom Cuthbertson and Chief Tim Wiley on Monday night.

NOTE: This story was updated on Wednesday, May 16, 2012, at 4:30 p.m. to correct information about Sean Albrecht.