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Groton proclaims honors for three retiring police employees
Summary
The Groton Town Council read proclamations honoring Master Patrol Officer Michael McCarthy, police support specialist Robert Stroll, and executive assistant Jeanne Vislawski for long public-service careers and congratulated them on their retirements.
The Groton Town Council opened its August meeting with three mayoral proclamations honoring long-serving Groton Police Department employees. The council recognized Master Patrol Officer Michael McCarthy for more than 21 years of service and credited him with multiple commendations and roles mentoring new officers.
Town Manager (S11) praised the retirees, saying their "retirement's very well earned," and noted the employees will be difficult to replace. The council also read proclamations for Robert (Bob) Stroll, highlighting his work in records, FOIA, and evidence management and for Jeanne Vislawski, who the proclamations said had served the town for nearly 40 years with more than 20 years at the police department.
The proclamations were entered into the meeting record and thanked each employee for "outstanding service to the town of Groton" and extended best wishes to their families. No formal action beyond recognition was required; the meeting then proceeded to routine business.
