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On Thursday the Board of Selectmen will enact Article 5 of the Town’s ordinances, which pertains to water conservation. The ordinance stems back to the late 1970s, early 1980s when Greenwich’s water supplies dwindled to a just a two-week supply.
On Monday night First Selectman Peter Tesei said that once the ordinance is activated, it will provide Greenwich Police the mechanism to enforce with fines. Continue Reading →
“The advance of technology has outpaced rules, regulations, and legislation to clearly delineate boundaries of operation that safeguard not only our physical safety but our privacy as well.” – Lieutenant Kraig Gray of the Greenwich Police Dept on drones. But don’t shoot one down. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) declared that it is a federal crime to damage any aircraft. Continue Reading →
Do not miss Coffee with a Cop, a great chance for an information chat with Greenwich Police in a familiar setting: McDonald’s. Continue Reading →
Police Day is Saturday, May 14, 2016 and this is a great family event that features tours of the police station, bouncy castle and much much more. Bring the kids. Continue Reading →
Police & Fire responded to Greenwich’s alternative high school to investigate an unattended bag on Tuesday morning. The building was evacuated. Police announced that juvenile males reported that a bomb may be contained within the bag as a prank. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Police released the identify of the man killed on Sunday night by a hit and run driver. The car has been seized, and the driver tentatively identified, though an arrest warrant has yet to be issued. Continue Reading →
Sunday night’s hit and run was called in by a Greenwich Police officer, who had just gone off duty and found the victim laying there in the road. “If anybody noticed a neighbor’s car with some damage on it, we’d like to hear from them,” said Lt. Kraig Gray of Greenwich Police Dept. Continue Reading →
A one-day Coast Guard Auxiliary “About Boating Safely” course provides qualification for a CT motorboat operator’s permit, as well as a Personal Watercraft (PWC) Operator’s Permit which is also acceptable for a New York boating license. The course is Saturday, Feb. 28 from 8:30am until 4:30pm. Continue Reading →
Greenwich’s emergency service agencies fielded numerous calls concerning car collisions and slip-and-fall accidents. The DPW highway division worked diligently to dress the roads, but roads, especially bridges were icy. One police officer suffered a knee injury helping GEMS carry a patient on a stretcher. In all, there were 28 car accidents, of which 10 involved minor injuries. Continue Reading →
An investigation on the part of Officer Jeremy Bussell solved two otherwise unconnected burglary cases and led to the identification of an unknown suspect with an extensive criminal past. Typically police officers turn over these investigations to Detectives, but Bussell went above and beyond. Continue Reading →