12/31/2009
Naugatuck Police Department
211 Spring Street, Naugatuck, CT 06770
203-729-5222
Robert W. Harrison, Jr.
Administrative Lieutenant
Press Release
the Naugatuck Police Department is scheduled for an on-site assessment as part of a program to achieve Tier I, II, and III accreditation by verifying it continues to meet professional standards.
Administered by the Police Officer Standards and Training Council, the state accreditation program requires agencies to comply with state of the art standards.
As part of the on-site assessment, agency employees and members of the community are invited to offer comments. Comments can be mailed to Harold T. Lemay, POSTC Accreditation Division at 285 Preston Ave, Meriden, CT 06450, by telephone at 203-238-6026, by fax at 203-238-6643 or by email Accreditation.Compliance@po.state.ct.us . Please enter "Naugatuck Police Department" in the subject line of the email.
A copy of the standards is available at the Naugatuck Police Department, 211 spring street, Naugatuck, CT 06770 Local contact is Captain Jeremiah Scully (Accreditation Manager) for Sergeant Steven Hunt (Assistant Accreditation Manager). they may be contacted at 203-729-5221.
11/05/2009
What appears to be a closet fire at City Hill Middle School was contained and eliminated by the Naugatuck Fire Department this morning. Students and faculty are safe and no one was injured. All students have been evacuated to Naugatuck High School, where they may be picked-up or will receive transportation home later this afternoon. Fire Chief Charles Doback and Deputy Chief Ken Hanks were both on hand immediately with numerous firefighters who did an outstanding job securing the school.
Governor Rell Announces Charter Oak
Charter Oak fact sheet June 30, 2008
Charter Oak application (July 1)
 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 6, 2009 Governor Rell Announces State Web Site To Track Stimulus Funds, Projects, Jobs
Governor M. Jodi Rell today
unveiled a comprehensive state Web site to help citizens follow
the flow of federal stimulus dollars into
“It is essential that this process be as transparent and helpful and open as possible,” Governor Rell said. “Through this Web site, anyone – any citizen, public official, jobseeker, contractor – can track where the federal money is going and who is hiring,” Governor Rell said. “Not only is this transparency a stipulation of the federal act, it is the absolute right thing to do when so much taxpayer money is at stake.”
“Our goal is to get the money back into the economy as soon as possible and put people back to work,” Governor Rell said. “This Web site contains links to employers and training opportunities. It also includes critical information on project deadlines and will serve as a clearinghouse for more funding sources.”
The new Web site – www.recovery.ct.gov – includes sections on: · Explanation of the federal law · Accountability of stimulus dollars · Lists of “shovel-ready” projects and deadlines
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Latest news on the stimulus in · Frequently asked questions
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