April 2, 2026
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Guilford Vol. XXIX Iss. 14
Selectmen Approve Police Facility Study By Aaron Rubin Staff Writer
Facility upgrades at the Guilford Police Department headquarters are now officially under consideration after the Board of Selectmen unanimously approved a $36,000 appropriation for a study of the facility. The study, which will be conducted under contract with architectural firm Silver Petru-
celli, formally received funding following approval by the selectmen at their March 16 meeting. The allocation followed testimony from Guilford Police Chief Christopher Massey on the need for various upgrades to the department’s headquarters—and for a study to justify them. Massey informed the selectmen of several upgrades needed at the 30-year-old building
at 400 Church Street to address structural concerns and accommodate growing personnel needs. According to Massey, upgrades to the roof, windows, and several interior spaces reflect the department “starting to look at how we can prepare ourselves best for the future.” See Selectmen Approve page 7
‘No Kings’ Packs the Green
Nancy Ruther is Kickin' it for the Community with the Guilford Community Fund...........................2
Next Step Guilford girls lacrosse looks to build after .500 season........................12
Lisa Nee of the League of Women Voters addresses a large crowd during a “No Kings” rally on the Guilford Green on March 28, one of more than 40 events held across Connecticut as part of a nationwide day of action opposing policies of the second Trump administration. Organizers estimated millions participated in more than 3,000 events across all 50 states.
Photo by Wesley Bunnell/ The Courier
Remembering the Revolution A multi-part series celebrating the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence kicks off......................................20
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