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GREENWICH POLICE DEPARTMENT | NOW HIRINGThe Greenwich Police Department is currently accepting applications for the posi...
10/24/2026

GREENWICH POLICE DEPARTMENT | NOW HIRING

The Greenwich Police Department is currently accepting applications for the position of Police Officer.

We are seeking qualified, motivated individuals who are committed to public service and interested in pursuing a rewarding career in law enforcement.

The Department offers opportunities for professional development, specialized assignments, and career advancement while serving the Greenwich community.

Individuals interested in joining the Greenwich Police Department are encouraged to review the position requirements and submit their applications before the deadline.

Application Deadline: November 30, 2026, at 4:00 PM
Written Examination: December 11, 2026
Starting Salary: $81,026 annually

To apply and review the position requirements, visit (link in our bio):

https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/greenwichct/jobs/5526938/police-officer?keywords=police&pagetype=jobOpportunitiesJobs

We encourage those interested in a career with the Greenwich Police Department to take advantage of this opportunity.

The Greenwich Police Department is alerting residents to reports of potentially fraudulent property purchase notificatio...
10/15/2026

The Greenwich Police Department is alerting residents to reports of potentially fraudulent property purchase notifications involving LifeLock, a third-party identity theft protection service.

The Town of Greenwich has received several inquiries from residents who reported receiving LifeLock alerts indicating that property purchases had allegedly been made in their names. These notifications have raised concerns regarding possible identity theft and unauthorized real estate transactions.

The Town of Greenwich does not use LifeLock to monitor property transactions or issue land records fraud alerts. LifeLock is not affiliated with the Town of Greenwich or its official land records notification system. The Town maintains its own land records fraud alert service.

Residents are encouraged to exercise caution and independently verify any unexpected notifications involving their personal or financial information.

The Greenwich Police Department recommends the following precautions:
• Verify suspicious notifications: Confirm any reported property transactions through the Greenwich Town Clerk's Office.
• Avoid suspicious links: Do not click unfamiliar links or provide personal or financial information in response to unexpected notifications.
• Contact trusted sources directly: If you receive a LifeLock notification, verify its legitimacy through the company's official website or customer service channels.
• Monitor personal information: Regularly review financial accounts, credit reports, and property records for unauthorized activity.
Residents who receive an unexpected notification regarding a property purchase or transfer are encouraged to contact the Greenwich Town Clerk's Office to verify the accuracy of their land records.

The Greenwich Police Department reminds residents to remain vigilant and rely on official, verified sources when responding to notifications involving property ownership or personal information. Taking proactive steps to confirm the legitimacy of these alerts can help protect against identity theft and financial fraud.

The Greenwich Police Department would like to inform residents that its Emergency Services Unit (ESU) will be conducting...
10/15/2026

The Greenwich Police Department would like to inform residents that its Emergency Services Unit (ESU) will be conducting a scheduled training exercise at Captain's Island on Friday, October 16, 2026, from approximately 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

During the training exercise, residents and boaters in the surrounding area may hear loud noises or observe smoke originating from the island. These activities are part of a planned law enforcement training exercise and do not pose a threat to public safety.

The training has been coordinated with the Town of Greenwich, including the Department of Marine Operations, to ensure the exercise is conducted safely and with minimal disruption to the surrounding community.

The Greenwich Police Department appreciates the public’s understanding as members of the Emergency Services Unit participate in this important training to maintain operational readiness and enhance their ability to respond to critical incidents.

It is with profound sadness that the Greenwich Police Department announces the passing of Nancy Robin (Coleman) Aurelia,...
10/13/2026

It is with profound sadness that the Greenwich Police Department announces the passing of Nancy Robin (Coleman) Aurelia, who passed away peacefully on October 3, 2026, at the age of 75.

Nancy dedicated nearly five decades of service to the Town of Greenwich, including the final 20 years of her distinguished career as Executive Assistant to the Chief of Police. Throughout her tenure with the Department, she served under four Chiefs of Police, providing invaluable support and continuity before her retirement in 2018.

To those who had the privilege of working alongside her, Nancy was far more than a colleague. She was a trusted confidante, a steadfast presence, and a cherished member of the Greenwich Police Department family. Known for her quick wit, warm personality, and ability to hold her own among a station full of police officers, Nancy earned the admiration, affection, and respect of those around her.

Although much of her work took place behind the scenes, Nancy played an essential role in the Department’s daily operations. Her professionalism, institutional knowledge, and unwavering dedication provided stability through two decades of leadership and organizational change. Her contributions extended far beyond the responsibilities of her position, leaving a lasting impression on the Department and the many individuals whose lives she touched.

Nancy’s legacy is one of dedicated public service, loyalty, and genuine care for those with whom she worked. She will be fondly remembered for her contributions to the Greenwich Police Department and the enduring relationships she built throughout her career.

A memorial service will be held on Saturday, October 24, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. at Centerville Church, located at 135 Standley Street in Beverly, Massachusetts.

The Greenwich Police Department extends its deepest condolences to the Aurelia family, as well as to Nancy’s friends, former colleagues, and all who had the privilege of knowing her. Her many years of dedicated service and her lasting contributions to the Department will be remembered with gratitude and respect.

The Greenwich Police Department is pleased to welcome Officer Blaine S. Johnson III to our ranks.Officer Johnson grew up...
10/07/2026

The Greenwich Police Department is pleased to welcome Officer Blaine S. Johnson III to our ranks.

Officer Johnson grew up in Massapequa, New York, and graduated from Massapequa High School in 2016. He went on to earn an Associate’s Degree in Criminal Justice from Dutchess Community College before graduating from Saint Anselm College in 2020 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice.

Officer Johnson brings prior law enforcement experience to Greenwich, having begun his police career with the New York City Police Department before serving with the Portsmouth, New Hampshire Police Department.

We are proud to welcome Officer Johnson to the Greenwich Police Department and look forward to the experience and dedication he will bring to our department and the Greenwich community.

Congratulations to Officers Livingston and DeLuca, recognized as our Officers of the Month for their exceptional police ...
10/07/2026

Congratulations to Officers Livingston and DeLuca, recognized as our Officers of the Month for their exceptional police work and dedication to combating organized retail and financial crime.

While assigned to the Organized Retail Crime Abatement (ORCA) Unit, the officers were credited with 17 custodial arrests in July alone, involving payment card fraud, larceny, identity theft, impersonation, and other financial crimes, along with three additional arrest warrants.

Many of these cases began through proactive observations and developed into larger investigations involving organized theft groups operating across multiple states. Their work resulted in numerous arrests and significant asset forfeiture seizures, including approximately $18,000 in cash and $240,000 worth of jewelry in one investigation. Subsequent search warrants uncovered information related to more than 300 stolen payment cards and over $80,000 in alleged fraudulent transactions.

Intelligence developed through their investigations has been shared with more than a dozen jurisdictions and federal law enforcement partners, assisting investigations beyond Greenwich. Their expertise also led to an invitation from prosecutors at Stamford Superior Court to present their recent cases during an in-service training.

Year to date, Officers Livingston and DeLuca have made a combined 117 arrests.

Their initiative, investigative skill, and commitment to our local business and law enforcement communities exemplify the professionalism and dedication we are proud to recognize.

Please join us in congratulating Officers Livingston and DeLuca on this well-deserved recognition.

For the full article please visit our website.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness, support survivors, and recognize the impact dom...
10/06/2026

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness, support survivors, and recognize the impact domestic violence has within our community.

On October 4th, members of the Greenwich Police Department participated in the YWCA Greenwich Harmony Project’s Walk the Walk at Bruce Park, joining community members and advocates to help kick off Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Chief Heavey also had the honor of leading this year’s walk, standing alongside survivors, advocates, and members of our community in support of this important cause.

Domestic violence remains one of the most frequently investigated violent crimes in Greenwich, with approximately 200 reported incidents each year, while many incidents continue to go unreported.

Throughout October, our officers will wear purple ribbons, and GPD patrol vehicles will display purple ribbon magnets as a visible show of support for survivors and those impacted by domestic violence.

We are proud to stand alongside the YWCA Greenwich Harmony Project and our community partners in raising awareness and supporting survivors.

The Greenwich Police Department regrets to announce the death of retired Officer Robert Grosso. Officer Grosso began his...
10/06/2026

The Greenwich Police Department regrets to announce the death of retired Officer Robert Grosso. Officer Grosso began his twenty-five-year career with the Greenwich Police Department on April 15, 1963, and retired on August 1, 1988. He was 86 years old.

Born in New Rochelle on September 12, 1940, Officer Grosso grew up in Greenwich, where he attended Julian Curtis School and Greenwich High School, and later graduated from Port Chester High School.

During his twenty-five-year career, Officer Grosso was recognized numerous times for outstanding police work, including his alertness, which led him to discover an intruder at the Greenwich Car Company in 1968, and his quick actions during a 1971 fire on Greenwich Avenue. His service also extended beyond the badge, as he volunteered his time to coach the Greenwich Police-sponsored Babe Ruth baseball team.

Officer Grosso’s dedication to both public safety and his community exemplified the finest traditions of the Greenwich Police Department.

We extend our deepest condolences to his family, friends, and fellow officers. We join all members of the Department in extending our sincere sympathy to the Grosso Family.

The Greenwich Police Department regrets to announce the recent passing of retired Detective Robert F. Hansen, Sr. Detec...
10/06/2026

The Greenwich Police Department regrets to announce the recent passing of retired Detective Robert F. Hansen, Sr. Detective Hansen Sr. began his thirty-two-year career on April 14, 1969, and retired on August 1, 1994. He was 86 years old.

Born and raised in Stamford, he joined the Greenwich Police Department in 1969 and began a distinguished 25-year career that took him from Patrolman to Court Liaison Officer, Youth Officer, and ultimately Detective before his retirement in 1994.
Det. Hansen distinguished himself from the very beginning. In July 1969, he received a departmental commendation for his keen observation, alertness, and efficient police work after making arrests that cleared two commercial burglaries committed on consecutive nights. In 1974, he received the Meritorious Police Duty Medal for apprehending a subject responsible for a larceny in central Greenwich.

As his career progressed, Det. Hansen became especially known for his commitment to Greenwich’s young people. For many years, he coached and managed the Greenwich Police-sponsored Babe Ruth baseball team, giving countless hours of his own time to mentor local youth. His work earned repeated departmental commendations for crime prevention and community service, including recognition after his team captured the Town Championship in 1985.

His investigative work also earned recognition throughout his career. In 1990, he was among the officers formally commended for their role in investigating and apprehending suspects connected to the Getty Mart armed robberies, an effort praised for the teamwork and professionalism of those involved.

We extend our deepest condolences to his family, friends, and fellow officers. We join all members of the Department in extending our sincere sympathy to the Hansen Family.

Funeral services will be held at 10am on Thursday, October 15th at St. Mary’s Catholic Church located at 26 Dodgingtown Road, Bethel, CT.

Dispose of unused or expired medications safely during the DEA National Prescription Drug Take Back Day.The Greenwich Po...
10/05/2026

Dispose of unused or expired medications safely during the DEA National Prescription Drug Take Back Day.

The Greenwich Police Department will serve as a collection site on Saturday, October 24, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 11 Bruce Place.

This nationwide initiative provides residents with a safe, convenient, and responsible way to dispose of medications while helping prevent misuse and keeping unwanted medications out of our homes and community.

Complimentary medication lock bags will also be available while supplies last.

Saturday, October 24
10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Greenwich Police Department
11 Bruce Place

Help keep your home and our community safe by properly disposing of medications you no longer need.

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