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Robert Amara sworn in as captain of the Vernon Police Department
Summary
Captain Robert Amara recited the oath of office at a Vernon Town Council meeting and said he will 'support and defend' the U.S. and Connecticut constitutions; his appointment is effective Oct. 22, 2025.
Captain Robert Amara was sworn in during a Vernon Town Council meeting, reciting the oath that includes a pledge to "support and defend the Constitution of The United States and the Constitution of the State of Connecticut." The oath specified his position as captain of the Vernon Police Department, effective Oct. 22, 2025.
The swearing-in was introduced as the meeting's "highlight of the day," and followed a brief introduction. In the oath, Amara said he would "bear true allegiance" and "well and faithfully discharge the duties" of his new office. After the oath, Amara thanked those present and said he looked forward to working with the council and counsel.
The transcript does not record a separate council vote or motion approving the appointment; the swearing occurred as part of the meeting's scheduled items. The effective date of the appointment was stated on the record as Oct. 22, 2025.
