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Canton Police Chief Baldwin Honors Officers for Lifesaving Actions and Commendations

September 04, 2025 | Torrington, Northwest Hills County, Connecticut


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Canton Police Chief Baldwin Honors Officers for Lifesaving Actions and Commendations
The Torrington Board of Public Safety celebrated the dedication and bravery of local law enforcement during a special recognition ceremony on September 3, 2025. Chief Bill Baldwin and Deputy Chief Bart Barone led the event, honoring three officers for their lifesaving actions and nominating eight others for Officer of the Year.

The ceremony highlighted the vital role that police officers play in the community, with Chief Baldwin emphasizing the unwavering commitment of the honorees. Families and friends of the officers were present, underscoring the support system that enables these individuals to perform their duties effectively.

Among the notable attendees was Nicholas Newman, a survivor of a serious accident, who was recognized for the lifesaving efforts of Sergeant Messier from the Canton Police Department. Chief Baldwin extended condolences to Canton Police Chief Chris Arceero, who was unable to attend due to a personal loss, and acknowledged the absence of First Selectman Kevin Witkos for similar reasons.

The event not only celebrated individual achievements but also reinforced the community's appreciation for law enforcement's sacrifices. As the Board of Public Safety continues to recognize the contributions of its officers, the ceremony serves as a reminder of the importance of public safety and the dedication of those who serve.

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