Supports Pinchak in Carteret
Beginning more than 26 years ago, I became the co-worker and friend of Steve Pinchak, when we all worked together as employees of the N.J. Department of Corrections at East Jersey State Prison. During our service at East Jersey, Steve rose through the ranks from a custody officer to the top job as prison administrator and became my boss. It was my experience as the prison’s business manager (a position I held for 20 years) that Steve ran the prison with competence, intelligence, honesty and fairness. These leadership characteristics were experienced daily by the 2,400 high-security male inmates jailed at the various components of East Jersey and by the 700-plus prisons staff he supervised. Because of Steve’s management abilities and common sense he was able to maintain a safe and secure prison environment in a very tough jail.



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