Chief Executive Officer | chief executive officer | Chief executive officer | General officer | Commanding Officer | police officer | non-commissioned officer | Chief Operating Officer | Chief operating officer | general officer | Chief Financial Officer | Officer Candidate School | Foreign Service Officer | Non-commissioned officer | Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy | commissioned officer | commanding officer | Police officer | executive officer | Authorised Firearms Officer | Second Officer | John Pope (military officer) | Fort Des Moines Provisional Army Officer Training School | Commissioned officer | Chief Information Officer | An Officer and a Gentleman | Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps | The Corrections | Presiding Officer of the United States Senate | Officer in Charge |
She worked in several different positions, including as a corrections officer, probation officer, parole officer and mediator.
In the special election, Zimmer faced six opponents: City Councilwoman Beth Mason, businessman Frank Raia, former Hoboken Municipal Court judge Kimberly Glatt, Hoboken Republican Club co-founder Nathan Brinkman, management consultant Everton A. Wilson, and former corrections officer Patricia Waiters.