Stacie Lick had a distinguished law enforcement career spanning over two decades before retiring in 2024. She joined the Gloucester County Prosecutor’s Office in 2003, spending 13 years in the Major Crimes Unit before being promoted to Sergeant of the Special Investigations Unit in 2016. In 2019, she created and led the county’s first Special Victims Unit, was promoted to Lieutenant, and expanded her oversight to include the High-Tech Crimes and Crime Scene Units. By 2023, she was promoted again, overseeing all investigative units. Specializing in crimes against children, she led efforts in forensic interviewing, child fatalities, and human trafficking cases. She played a key role in establishing and managing the Gloucester County Child Advocacy Center (CAC), ensuring compliance with the National Children’s Alliance and overseeing its non-profit, which provides essential resources for families. She also created and managed New Jersey’s first DOJ-certified Child Abduction Response Team and served on the Gloucester County Commission of Missing and Abused Children. Recognized statewide and nationally as an expert in crimes against children, Stacie mentored women in law enforcement and founded the Gloucester County Women in Law Enforcement Association to support their advancement.