Gregory Dorney

Gregory Dorney is a retired law enforcement professional who served as the Chief of Police for the Forks Township Police Department from April 2004 to January 2023, a tenure of 18 years and 10 months.1 Prior to becoming Chief, Dorney held the position of Assistant Chief of Police in the same department.14

Dorney's career in law enforcement began earlier, as he was promoted to Chief at the age of 34 in May 2004, with an initial salary of $56,500.4 During his time as Chief, Dorney led his department through various challenges and achievements. In 2012, his department was recognized for their role in apprehending a serial rapist, receiving a commendation letter from the Elizabeth, New Jersey police department.5

Since retiring from his position as Chief of Police, Dorney has transitioned to the private sector. He currently works as a Professional Services Specialist at Lexipol, a company that provides policy and training solutions for public safety organizations.12 His LinkedIn profile indicates that he is based in Nazareth, PA, and has connections to the Allentown Police Academy.2

Throughout his career, Dorney has demonstrated leadership in critical situations, such as when he handled a pipe bomb discovery in Forks Township in October 2014.3 His extensive experience in law enforcement and current role in professional services highlight his continued commitment to public safety and police administration.