Council approves new assistant police chief
NORWICH – Tuesday night’s meeting of the City of Norwich Common Council included two public hearings and several individual recognitions.
The meeting began with Police Chief and acting Fire Chief Joseph Angelino swearing-in new Assistant Police Chief Rodney Marsh. Marsh, who has been with the department for 15 years, was promoted from the rank of sergeant. His appointment is temporarily provisional until the next Civil Service examination.
Angelino then switched hats to attend to fire department business. He awarded Assistant Fire Chief Jan Papelino with a certificate of appreciation for the work he has done over the past year.
“I’ve been at the fire department just about a year now,” said Angelino. “I never thought during that time I would have to purchase two fire trucks, an ambulance and over $200,000 worth of equipment. That could not have happened without Chief Papelino.” Members of the council thanked Papelino for his work over the last year.
Boy Scouts from Troop 62 also attended the meeting to recognize Mayor Joseph Maiurano for his participation in their dunk-tank on the Fourth of July.
“Boy Scouts are an excellent source of influence on our youth,” said Maiurano. “The scouts we’ve had have represented the city well, all through their lives.”
In addition to the several individual recognitions that were given out through the course of the night, the council meeting also included two public hearings to discuss the use of surplus properties at 80 Sheldon St. and 96 Silver St.
No one moved to the podium to discuss either residence. Hearing no public comments, the council passed a resolution saying the properties were not required for use by the city and authorizing the disposal of both. The properties will be transferred to the Greater Norwich Local Development Corporation.
The meeting began with Police Chief and acting Fire Chief Joseph Angelino swearing-in new Assistant Police Chief Rodney Marsh. Marsh, who has been with the department for 15 years, was promoted from the rank of sergeant. His appointment is temporarily provisional until the next Civil Service examination.
Angelino then switched hats to attend to fire department business. He awarded Assistant Fire Chief Jan Papelino with a certificate of appreciation for the work he has done over the past year.
“I’ve been at the fire department just about a year now,” said Angelino. “I never thought during that time I would have to purchase two fire trucks, an ambulance and over $200,000 worth of equipment. That could not have happened without Chief Papelino.” Members of the council thanked Papelino for his work over the last year.
Boy Scouts from Troop 62 also attended the meeting to recognize Mayor Joseph Maiurano for his participation in their dunk-tank on the Fourth of July.
“Boy Scouts are an excellent source of influence on our youth,” said Maiurano. “The scouts we’ve had have represented the city well, all through their lives.”
In addition to the several individual recognitions that were given out through the course of the night, the council meeting also included two public hearings to discuss the use of surplus properties at 80 Sheldon St. and 96 Silver St.
No one moved to the podium to discuss either residence. Hearing no public comments, the council passed a resolution saying the properties were not required for use by the city and authorizing the disposal of both. The properties will be transferred to the Greater Norwich Local Development Corporation.
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