Yorktown Police

Noble honored with Emerald Society President’s Award

Yorktown Town Justice Gary Raniolo, state Assemblyman Matt Slater, Yorktown Town Supervisor Ed Lachterman, Richard Palmer and Westchester County Board of Legislators Chairman Vedat Gashi

Police Emerald Society Vice President Phil Wanderman, Yorktown Police Chief Robert Noble, President John Hynes and Sergeant at Arms Peter Van Slyck

Yorktown PBA members Sgt. John Doherty, Officer Max Ellsworth, Officer Greg Palladino, Yorktown Police Chief Robert Noble, PBA President Sgt. Timothy Curtin and Officer Devin Gregorio

The Noble and Fervan families

Members of the Westchester County Chiefs of Police Association and Yorktown Police Chief Robert Noble

Posted Monday, April 20, 2026 11:02 am

By Miranda Ferrante

Editor

Yorktown Police Chief Robert Noble was honored for his law enforcement service.

He was presented the 2026 President’s Award at the Police Emerald Society of Westchester County’s 58th Installation Dinner Dance on Friday, April 17, at Mulino’s at Lake Isle in Eastchester for “exceptional leadership and steadfast dedication” to the law enforcement community. A champion of Irish heritage, Noble was recognized for service that reflects “integrity, commitment, and the highest ideals of the President’s Award.”

The Police Emerald Society of Westchester, founded in 1968, is one of the largest and oldest Emerald Societies in the tri-state area, according to its website.. The society consists of active and retired law enforcement officers of Irish descent, with members who work in or reside in Westchester County.