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Police Chief John DiFederico shared the following letters of appreciation for New Canaan Police Department officers at the April 19 Police Commission meeting. ***
Sgt. Thomas Callinan
“This memo recognizes your outstanding performance on the night of 4/1/23. At approximately 2212 hours you responded with Ofc. [Emily] Clark, myself and Ofc.
New Canaan Police Department’s Sgt. Louis Gannon was promoted to lieutenant while Thomas Callinan was promoted to sergeant during a ceremony held Thursday at New Canaan High School’s Wagner Room. The announcement was made in December and the promotions took place Jan. 2, but the traditional ceremony was postponed to February 10. Gannon has been with the department for 30 years, serving as patrol sergeant, youth officer, training officer, investigator and, most recently, acting lieutenant.
The New Canaan Fire and Police Departments last week announced promotions and as well as a new hire among the town’s bravest and finest. The Police Commission during a special meeting Dec. 15 promoted Sgt. Louis Gannon to lieutenant, and promoted officer Thomas Callinan to sergeant, according to a press release issued by Police Chief Leon Krolikowski. The Fire Department promoted Michael Jackson to fire lieutenant, and also formally welcomed new full-time firefighter Chris Isaacs to the NCFD ranks, according to a press release issued by Interim Fire Chief Albe Bassett.
New Canaan Police Chief Leon Krolikowski presented the following letters of endorsement to the town’s Police Commission during two most recent meetings (held Sept. 15 and Oct. 20). ***
Sgt. Peter Condos
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Police Chief Leon Krolikowski shared the following letters of appreciation for New Canaan Police Department officers and staff at the Jan. 15 Police Commission meeting. ***
Leon Krolikowski and the New Canaan Police Department
“Just a quick note to let you know that your work and that the officers in the department are most appreciated and do not go unnoticed. I was thinking especially of the first responders from Tuesday’s terrible situation on North Wilton Road. My grandfather was a police officer in Rye, as I think I’ve told you in the past.