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He sworn in as a Patrol Officer on September 18, 1990. He become a Captain in 2020, was named a Patrol Lieutenant in 2012, a Detective Lieutenant in 2014, and a Sergeant in 1999. He was sworn in as Deputy Chief in 2025 Continue Reading →
Kratom, in all forms, including its two primary alkaloids, mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine (7-OH/ 7 Hydroxy), is classified as a Schedule I controlled substance in Connecticut and is illegal to possess or sell. Continue Reading →
The motorcycle was impounded, and the operator was transported to Greenwich Police Headquarters for further investigation and processing. A female passenger was released without incident. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Selectmen approved a one way traffic restriction for a half marathon through the village of Old Greenwich and along residential streets. Organizers promised a GEMS presence, 17 off duty police and 150 volunteers to oversee traffic, parking and runner safety. Continue Reading →
utomated license plate readers, or LPRs, are in fact an extremely valuable tool for law enforcement, and it’s time to clear up some of the misinformation surrounding them. – Greenwich Police Chief James Heavey Continue Reading →
Know the law. Stop for school buses. Help keep our students safe. Continue Reading →
“Can other government agencies like ICE access the information. Can insurance companies or another FOIA the data? Can another state’s police department or attorney general’s office subpoena the data in a vigilante justice effort regarding women’s health care should someone seek healthcare in Connecticut?” – Danielle Eason
The next step following the public hearing is for the item to go before the RTM on June 8 for approval. Continue Reading →
Police in Greenwich and Stamford used drones and K-9 to aid in search of suspects who were observed on surveillance video inside an unoccupied residence in central Greenwich. They located and arrested one suspect who they found hiding in a nearby second residence. Continue Reading →
Speed studies conducted in 2024 indicated that in Greenwich High School’s school zone, there were 63,462 drivers a week, with 6,342 speeding vehicles (9.99% of all vehicles). Continue Reading →
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. On Tuesday the YWCA Greenwich Harmony Project held their annual community candlelight vigil, where they also honored Demetria Nelson, LCSW, with their purple ribbon award. Ms Nelson is the Commissioner of the Greenwich Dept of Human Services. She has worked tirelessly to support Greenwich’s most vulnerable residents including clients of the YWCAs Harmony Project. YWCA Greenwich President and CEO Mary Lee Kiernan said the gathering supported both survivors of domestic abuse and their families, as well as honor those who lost their lives to domestic violence in Connecticut over the past year. Continue Reading →