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April 11, 2018
1 recorded votes, 1 with disagreement.
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Present: Chuck DeCoste, Paul Glavey, Joe Knox, Chase Gerbig, Cindy Napoli
Absent: None
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17. Why should the Board choose you for the Littleton Police Chief?
Offer the job to Pinard, with opposition from Napoli and Gerbig
There was discussion regarding it being different to promote sergeant to chief rather than deputy chief to chief. Glavey disagrees with the comment Santoro made that campus police is the same as town police. Chair DeCoste was uncomfortable with all the hypothetical answers from Santoro when he was asked for examples. Napoli said she thought he gave great examples. Glavey felt Satori wasn't "human" enough in his responses. Gerbig is concerned with Pinard's lack of leadership role. Knox made motion, Glavey seconded the motion and it was voted 3:2 to offer the job to Pinard, with opposition from Napoli and Gerbig.
Yes: DeCoste, Glavey, KnoxNo: Gerbig, NapoliThe minutes do not say who made this motion.
From the minutes
“There was discussion regarding it being different to promote sergeant to chief rather than deputy chief to chief. Glavey disagrees with the comment Santoro made that campus police is the same as town police. Chair DeCoste was uncomfortable with all the hypothetical answers from Santoro when he was asked for examples. Napoli said she thought he gave great examples. Glavey felt Satori wasn't "human" enough in his responses. Gerbig is concerned with Pinard's lack of leadership role. Knox made motion, Glavey seconded the motion and it was voted 3:2 to offer the job to Pinard, with opposition from Napoli and Gerbig..” (second: Glavey)
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