Board of Police Commissioners Regular Meeting Minutes
The Board discussed the Chief's report, covering financial updates regarding infrastructure, personnel training statistics, traffic accident reports, and recruitment status. New business included detailed presentations on ongoing town road and crosswalk enhancement projects, pedestrian safety measures, and local traffic authority coordination. The meeting also addressed resident concerns regarding specific streets and discussed the implementation of license plate reader technology and future budget planning.
Aug 11, 2026·
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The meeting focused on various operational and administrative matters, including requests for traffic safety improvements in the Ridgewood Avenue area. The Chief provided a comprehensive report covering budget status, capital infrastructure planning, quarterly call statistics, police social work activities, and departmental training achievements. Recruitment progress and community events were discussed. Additionally, the board reviewed new regulations regarding license plate reader data retention and ongoing enforcement strategies at Hammonasset park.
Jun 9, 2026·Board meeting
Board of Selectmen Regular Meeting
The board meeting agenda includes an update on the Green Hill/Mungertown Road Pedestrian and Roadway Improvement Project and a request from the Madison Ambulance Association to shift $350,000 between CIP fiscal years for an ambulance purchase. The board will also consider a recommendation from Public Works to award a contract for town road pavement markings and line striping. Additionally, the agenda covers town planning initiatives, the CIP priority-setting process, and a discussion regarding town citizen awards.
May 14, 2026·Board meeting
Board of Police Commissioners Regular Meeting Minutes
The board discussed public concerns regarding traffic safety, including speed limits, traffic counts, and the potential installation of rumble strips and stop signs on Horsepond Road. The Chief provided a comprehensive report covering the budget, status of police department vacancies, training hours, traffic incident statistics, and upcoming community events. There were updates on state-level legislative changes, including new policies regarding license plate reader data retention. New business topics included a safety presentation for students, the potential expansion of the regional animal control agreement to include Old Saybrook, and the nomination of an officer for the Officer of the Year award.
