Following a short business meeting Tuesday evening, the Torrington City Council adjourned to an executive session regarding litigation and personnel during which it agreed to enter into a $9,000 contract with KRW, which will conduct a nationwide search for a new Torrington police chief.
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TORRINGTON – Following a short business meeting Tuesday evening, the Torrington City Council adjourned to an executive session regarding litigation and personnel during which it agreed to enter into a $9,000 contract with KRW, which will conduct a nationwide search for a new Torrington police chief. A motion to approve the contract was made by Councilman Bill Law, seconded by Councilman Randy Adams, and approved by a unanimous vote.
According to Mayor Mike Varney, the Colorado Springs, Colo., company will conduct surveys in the community and with stakeholders, and a final selection will be made by the end of April.
Retired Torrington police chief Billy Janes, who has been assisting with the search process, said that once the final applicants are identified, public forums will be conducted.