As James Rovella prepares himself to be Hartford’s next permanent police chief, there’s a move on the city council to clear out the police department’s upper ranks.
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It’s a peaceful way of getting rid of people. Kennedy says the chief could fire them, but that’s a less attractive option.
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Is it appropriate to use the legislative process for day-to-day police employment management issues? It sounds as if union contracts are in the way of managing staff, but there’s got to be a more discreet way to get things done (as they say). Good luck to the new Chief.