We need more cops, firefighters and EMT’s in Connecticut.
And as someone who comes from a family of first responders and as the person who runs the largest health and retirement plans for them in the state, I’m honored to be working with law enforcement, the fire service and EMS to solve this challenge.
Connecticut saw a continuing decline in violent crime last year, according to state public safety officials, who highlighted their efforts at a Monday press conference.
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A small appreciation celebration was held at the Senior Center on Maple Ave on January 9 to thank our law enforcement officers—especially our CSOs—for their continued service and dedication. 💙👮♂️👮♀️👏
@POACT1 President Florencio Cotto speaks a the CT State Capitol. Thank you @SeanScanlonCT for organizing the Law Enforcement Appreciation Day event!
One Connecticut city ranked high as having the worst drivers in America last year, according to ConsumerAffairs. Can you guess which ranked No. 3? 🤔 The photo is a big clue! See if you're right >> https://t.co/ulGorIKqEc
The 2025 Police Summit was a huge success. Thank you to all our sponsors and speakers. A special thanks to @FoxwoodsCT for their hospitality. See you all next year!
Thank you Ken Barone @UConn for your insightful Use of Force report and for your willingness to share the information with rank and file police officers!
A GIANT is retiring! Brian Anderson of @AFSCMECT4 is a fierce advocate for law enforcement and public employees. Best of luck Brian. You will be missed by @POACT1