Appointments to boards and commissions, including police, fire, ethics, zoning, Water Pollution Control Authority and Port Authority, dominate the City Council agenda for Monday night. See agenda here. See addendum for appointment referrals here.
Entries Categorized as 'Law Enforcement'
Board And Commission Appointments On City Council Agenda
June 17th, 2018 · 12 Comments · City Council, Law Enforcement, News and Events
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Community Forum On Police Chief Search
May 5th, 2018 · 4 Comments · Civil Service, Law Enforcement, News and Events
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Public Input For Police Chief Search
May 1st, 2018 · 11 Comments · Civil Service, Law Enforcement, News and Events
Mayor Joe Ganim on Monday announced that the Civil Service office will conduct two public forums on May 10 as part of the search process for a police chief. The city has retained government employee consultant Randi Frank to help oversee the hiring process with input from the public for the qualities they seek in […]
Tags: AJ Perez·Joe Ganim·Randi Frank
Testing And Selection Process Timeline For Entry Level Police Exam
April 26th, 2018 · 13 Comments · Civil Service, Law Enforcement, News and Events
From Civil Service Office: The following timeline outlines the steps in the various phases in the examination process for entry level police officer. This is meant only to be a general overview and the Civil Service office reserves the right to make any changes deemed necessary.
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Rev. Stallworth Back In The Ganim Fold–Assisting With Minority Police Recruitment
April 17th, 2018 · 41 Comments · Analysis and Comment, City Politics, Civil Service, Law Enforcement, News and Events, State Politics
State Rep. Charlie Stallworth, an early Joe Ganim appointee who left city service about a year ago after a falling-out with the mayor, has returned as a consultant to the Civil Service Office with the task of recruiting minority candidates for an upcoming police test. He’ll be paid $2,500 for the next month with a […]
Tags: Charlie Stallworth·Chris Caruso·Dan Malloy·Jim Himes·Joe Ganim·Rowena White·Shante Hanks·Sue Katz
Burton Weinstein, Legendary Civil Rights Lawyer
April 10th, 2018 · 2 Comments · Law Enforcement, News and Events
From Dan Tepfer, CT Post: Burton Weinstein, a longtime civil rights lawyer who butted heads with police departments around the state and forced a change in the way police respond to domestic violence complaints, has died. He was 89.
The Meaning Of Second Chances?
April 3rd, 2018 · 2 Comments · City Budget, City Council, Law Enforcement, News and Events
City fiscal scrutineer John Marshall Lee, in an address to the City Council Monday night, wonders if Mayor Joe Ganim has made the most out of a second chance opportunity. This morning we awakened to a late spring season snow storm. And by this evening most of the evidence from Mother Nature has disappeared courtesy […]
Tags: Joe Ganim·John Marshall Lee
Surveillance System Features More Than 1,000 Cameras In City
June 11th, 2018 · 19 Comments · Analysis and Comment, Law Enforcement, News and Events
A law enforcement tool includes more than 1,000 cameras in city neighborhoods to catch bad guys, but could the good intent become intrusive? We lose some liberties in the cause of public safety. The Police Department has expanded the Fusion Center operated out of the Margaret Morton Government Center at 999 Broad Street, an advancement […]
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Tags: AJ Perez·CT Post