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Middletown Police Commission swears in Joseph Cantoli

2372489 · February 21, 2025
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Summary

Joseph Cantoli took the oath of office at the Middletown Police Commission meeting and was instructed to sign the clerk's record within 30 days; commissioners noted the full board will aid quorum planning.

Joseph Cantoli was sworn in as a commissioner of the Middletown Police Commission during the Feb. meeting, restoring a full board with the exception of Commissioner Deb Mills, who was absent.

The oath was administered at the meeting by the presiding mayor, after which the mayor said, "You have to sign the book in the clerk's office within the next 30 days." The mayor also welcomed Cantoli and said the commission will need to maintain a quorum when members leave.

The swearing-in followed brief administrative business, including approval of minutes from the January meeting. Commissioners noted practical steps to record the appointment: Cantoli was told the clerk's office will need his signature and that a photo ID will be arranged.

The meeting record shows Cantoli was sworn in on the public record and that the commission planned customary follow-up steps related to documentation and identification.