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Southbury is now the eighth Connecticut town this year to become the target of white supremacist literature. Residents on one street found the booklets in their...
PPS says there is ‘ no reasonable prospect of conviction’ of any of 14 people investigated
Written by Southbury First Selectman Prev Next Welcome to my first newsletter. I will be posting this bi-weekly on the Town website, Facebook and sending as an e-blast. As your First Selectman, I feel it is important to begin communicating directly about Town and community operations to citizens to keep them informed of local news and events. My goal is to enhance communication with the public, and I hope all citizens will find the information valuable. REFERENDUM The Board of Finance has approved the 2021-2022 Municipal Budget scheduled for referendum May 5th, 2021. The budget repres...
PSNI Chief Constable Simon Byrne has apologised after a Police Ombudsman report strongly criticised his officers' handling of Black Lives Matter (BLM) protests and a 'protect our monument' counter demonstration. Mr Byrne said the report provided "important commentary" on the pressures police were dealing with in enforcing coronavirus regulations. “From the outset, both personally and as an organisation, we were alive to the widespread revulsion at the events that led to the death of George Floyd in the USA," he said. “We tried our best to respect the public health requirements of the Nor...
PLATFORM: Chief Constable Simon Byrne As 2020 draws to a close, all of us will be reflecting on a year like no other.