New Leadership Promotions at Suffolk AME

By Stefan Mychajliw | Jun 6, 2024 | Local

From left to right, Jay Selleck, Daniel C. Levler, and Sarah Serventi | Suffolk AME

Suffolk Association of Municipal Employees (AME) announced two appointments to senior positions within the union.

Jay Selleck was sworn in as the new President of the Consumer Affairs/Civil Service Unit, and Sarah Serventi was sworn in as Executive Vice President of the Medical Examiner Unit.

Suffolk AME represents close to 6,000 current and retired employees. Consumer Affairs/Civil Service and the Medical Examiner Unit are two of the 30 different Unit Boards within the union. It is led by President Daniel C. Levler.

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