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Police Commission hears budget and staffing updates, approves tuition reimbursement and invoices
Summary
The Commission heard budget and crime-statistics updates, discussed staffing and recruitments, and approved Lieutenant Milligan’s college-course reimbursement and routine invoices; budget presentation to Town Council is scheduled for March 26.
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At the Feb. 18 meeting the New Canaan Police Commission received routine departmental reports and approved several administrative items.
Unidentified Speaker 3 reported the department’s current-year budget was "tracking at 55.2% of our overall budget" as of Jan. 31 and said there were no areas of concern identified; the department will present the budget to the Town Council on March 26 after Board of Finance action. The chief also reported motor-vehicle stops were down recently—attributed in part to recent weather—and said stolen-vehicle and burglary reports remain areas of concern.
The Commission approved a motion to reimburse college-course costs for Lieutenant Milligan as part of the department’s training and professional-development policy. Unidentified Speaker 2 moved to approve the reimbursement and the motion was seconded and passed by voice vote.
The Commission also approved invoices and employee reimbursements prepared by Jennifer Mardoff; no questions were raised before a voice vote.
On staffing the chief reported a January figure given in the transcript as "6.7%" (the transcript’s phrasing was ambiguous about whether this refers to vacancy rate or another measure), said Officer Rodriguez is expected to graduate mid‑March and enter field training, and asked commissioners to set interview dates for remaining candidates before March 6 so backgrounds and academy slots can be confirmed.

