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Swearing In Ceremony
 Group photoPictured from left to right: Chief Naples, Officer Denno, Officer Blosser, Officer Sigley, Officer Mosora, Captain Hodge |  Chief NaplesChief Naples being sworn in while Mrs. Consiglio, Chief Consiglio's wife, holds the Bible. |  Captain HodgeCaptain Hodge being sworn in while he stands side by side with his wife and kids. Captain Hodge's mother Maryjane held the Bible while he was being sworn in. |
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 Officer BlosserOfficer Blosser being sworn in as a full-time officer. |  Officer DennoOfficer Denno being sworn in as a full-time officer. |  Officer MosoraPart-time Officer Mosora being sworn in. |
 Officer SigleyOfficer Sigley being sworn in as a part-time officer. |
We are excited to announce our new Chief, Michael J Naples, Jr. Chief Naples' new role officially begins on February 1, 2015.
We are also excited to name our new Captain: Kristopher Hodge. Captain Hodge officially took on his new role on February 1, 2015.
Rest in peace, Chief Consiglio
Chief Consiglio's dedication to our department will never be forgotten. Thank you for your service, Chief Consiglio.
It is with a heavy heart that Weathersfield Township Police Department and Weathersfield Township Board of Trustees inform every one of the passing of Chief Joseph P. Consiglio. Chief Consiglio had served over 30 years with Weathersfield Police Department—and with the past 12 years serving as the Chief of Police. Chief Consiglio was instrumental in the growth of Weathersfield Police Department in its thirty years of existence.
WPD would like to congratulate Officer Carmen Altobelli for accepting a full-time position at Howland Township. As a part-time officer, Officer Altobelli was an asset to our department and a pleasure to work with. Thank you, Carmen, for your contribution and dedication to our department. Good Luck in all of your future endeavors!
The Weathersfield Township Police Department would like to thank all township residents, businesses, and officials for their continuous, gracious support which has led to the passage of the replacement levy. As in the past, Weathersfield Police department will continue to strive to protect its citizens. Again, thank you, your support is greatly appreciated.
The Weathersfield Police department has purchased two new 2014 Ford SUVs. The new SUVs replaced two 2003 Ford Police Interceptors; both Ford Police Interceptors had accumulated over 160,000 miles. Through a program offered by Ford and State collaborative purchasing, the department saved $8,000 on each vehicle. The SUVs and Police Interceptors are comparable in price and have similar gas mileage; overall, the SUVs meet our departments needs better than the Interceptors.
As of March 1, 2013, K9 Vito has retired from Weathersfield Police Department. During his years of service, he assisted officers along with other outside agencies on numerous calls regarding drug sniffs, article searches and tracking. He was truly a valuable assest to everyone and that was shown through his work. Thank you Vito!
Since Vito has retired, he has been replaced by K9 Dani, a 1 1/2 year old Belgian Malinois. Officer Blosser, who is the handler, purchased Dani from Holland through his company Tri-State Canine Services L.L.C., the team is certified in patrol, narcotics detection, article searches and tracking.
Owners of the All American USA Cab Company donated $1,000.00 to the Weathersfield Police Department. The money will be placed into the K-9 fund and used for training. Thanks Carl & Jim!
Pictured left to right: K-9 Officer Hodge & K-9 Donna, Carl Miller (All American USA Cab Compnay - Owner), Chief Consiglio, Jim Gallucci (All American USA Cab Company - Owner), K-9 Officer Blosser & K-9 Vito.
March 12, 2013, Weathersfield Police welcome Carmen Altobelli to the department. Carmen was hired as a part time officer on March 12, 2013. Carmen is a 2010 graduate of JFK High School. Carmen is pictured taking his Oath of office with Chief Joseph P. Consiglio. Congratulations and welcome aboard.
September 6, 2012, Weathersfield Police welcomed John P. McIntyre to the department. John was hired as a part time officer on September 4, 2012. John is a 2008 graduate of Mineral Ridge High School. John is also employed by the city of Niles working in the Niles 911 Center. John is pictured taking his Oath of office with Chief Joseph P. Consiglio. Congratulations and welcome aboard.
At the August 13, 2013, Board Of Trustees Meeting, a motion was passed to posthumously recognize Mr. William "Bill" F. Rummell, Harlan H. Collier, Frank M. Wodogaza and Fire Chief Ken Borning with the Weathersfield Township Community Leadership Award. This award is given annually to those individuals who, in the opinion of the Board Of Trustees, have demonstrated outstanding leadership and commitment to our community. Their names were placed on the Tribute Sign in the front of the Township Administration Building. Congratulations!
On May 2, 2013, Trustee's Steve Gerberry, Marvin McBride, Gil Blair and Chief Consiglio accepted a donation from All American Taxi (Carl Miller & James Gallucci) of a Chevy van that will be used to transport prisoners. The van will be used to transport prisoners from the Trumbull County Jail to the Niles Muni Court. The Township would like to thank Carl Miller and James Gallucci from All American Taxi for their donation of the van.