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MONROE, CT – Power has been restored to 916 homes on Garder Road after high winds toppled a tree onto power lines in a storm that left close to 1,700 Eversource customers without electricity in Monroe Saturday. Read More
MONROE, CT – High winds took down trees and wires, knocking out power to 1,699 Eversource customers in Monroe Saturday. Police Chief Keith White says the extreme weather conditions are delaying the power company’s response. Read More
MONROE, CT — First Selectman Ken Kellogg and Board of Police Commissioners Chairman Michael Vitello announced that Capt. Keith White will be sworn in as Monroe’s next police chief in the Council Chambers of Monroe Town Hall on Friday, Feb.
MONROE, CT — Keith White wore a dark suit in a photo of his swearing in ceremony, taken on the day he became a Monroe police officer 27 years ago. Read More
MONROE, CT — John Salvatore’s career as Monroe’s longtime police chief will soon come to an end with his pending retirement, and Monroe’s Board of Police Commissioners decided to look from within to find a new chief to step into the role and lead the town’s department into the future. Read More
MONROE, CT — A tree fell onto a power line running through a wooded area near Webb Circle Sunday morning, knocking out power to 44 homes. Read More
MONROE, CT — Town police officers are wearing masks and a cleaning service sanitizes the police station and vehicles to keep them healthy during the Covid-19 pandemic. Read More
Connecticut Department of Transportation officials found repairs are needed for the Route 34 bridge over Stevenson Dam following an annual inspection and issued a restriction in May, barring vehicles weighing over 15 tons from driving over the bridge. Read More