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	Board of Police Commissioners
	The Board of Police Commissioners (the governing body of the Police Department) was created by a legislative act on October 13, 1913. The first Board, appointed by First Selectman John Wilkinson, included James S. Harlow, Chairman; Charles W. Scranton, former chairman of the old police committee; and Charles Stormont.
	The current police commissioners (pictured left to right) are: Richard K. Smith, Lisa Whitney Yarbor, Thomas Gallagher, Grace Hendricks, and Alex Botte.