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BPD holding cell upgrades completed By Devin Leith-Yessian The Citizen

The Berlin Police Department has upgraded its four holding cells, replacing metal bars with plexiglass.

From left, Berlin Police Officer Cathy Griffin, Detective Ted Fuini and Officer Isabella Delgado clear a hallway in McGee Middle School during the department’s annual active threat training exercises on Dec. 30, 2019. Photos by Devin Leith-Yessian, The Citizen

Police, school security staff conduct active threat training

The cells have been considered a hazard since 2016 when a prisoner attempted to hang himself using the bars. The incident prompted a policy of stationing an officer outside when a cell is occupied. “We want to keep the public safe, but also anyone in our custody,” Deputy Police Chief Christopher Ciuci said.

Since the new plexiglass doors don’t allow airflow, ventilation was installed through the ceiling. Also, contractors replaced the cell beds so that prisoners can not crawl beneath them. Ciuci said the project remained within the original $251,165 budget approved by the Town Council in March 2019. Police Commission Chairperson Paul Eshoo said he’s happy the work is done and he praised the work of Ciuci and Chief John Klett in keeping See BPD, A12

By Devin Leith-Yessian The Citizen

“Seconds matter and any de- The value of knowing the lay could result in additional layout could be seen as one fatalities,” he said. group of officers cleared The Berlin Police Departthree adjacent rooms sharKnowing the location of ment and school security ing a short hallway. After common areas like the cafe- coming out of the first room, staff conducted annual active threat training exercises teria, library or gym can save Officer Cathy Griffin led first responders vital time. at McGee Middle School them right into the second over the winter break. door, tucked into a corner, The training, run by the deand back out into the third. Shaving seconds off the time partment’s firearms unit, honed skills in clearing it takes an officer to arrive at “That goes into why it’s so rooms, communicating with vital to do these walka school threat is one of the other officers and determin- throughs,” said Sgt. Ryan most important aspects of the training, said School Re- ing the location of a threat, Gould, who led the training. which can be difficult in source Officer Steve Kostka, who participated in the exer- large buildings like schools. cises. See Training, A9

The holding cells at the Berlin Police Department have been outfitted with ventilation, new beds and plexiglass windows. The work was completed at the end of December. Devin Leith-Yessian, The Citizen

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Janine Wiktor, 58, was struck and killed by a vehicle while walking in the area of Prentice Place Condominiums, 319 New Britain Road, on Oct. 16. The motorist involved left the scene.

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Social work services now available at Berlin-Peck library

Social worker/community liaison Tara Skiparis will be available at the library Thursdays, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Skiparis can assist with counseling resources, employment and unemployment resources, navigating state insurance options, energy and housing assistance resources and provide guidance for those in need of shelter.

Libraries are a common space where every member of society is welcomed and treated fairly. Recently, libraries nationwide have reported an increase in patrons seeking mental health and social service resources.

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To assist Berlin-Peck, New Britain Public Library and Plainville Public Library in meeting the needs of their communities, Berlin-Peck library director Helen MalinIn 2018, 27.1 percent of adults ka applied to the Community Foundation of Greater in serious psychological disNew Britain for a grant to tress had unmet needs in fund the part-time social mental health treatment, and 42.6 percent of these cases oc- worker. The $13,728 grant was awarded from the curred because the individuals could not afford treatment. Stanley and Bernice Shepard Fund and the Johnstone Additionally, since 2013, Vance Memorial Fund, in overall grant funding from the addition to a $2,500 contriDepartment of Mental Health bution from the Main Street and Addiction Services has Community Foundation. been cut more than 17 per-- Press Release cent, and grant funding for

Berlin residents are reminded of the options available to dispose of fresh-cut Christmas trees. Trees will be collected curbside the week of Jan. 13 and must be at least six feet away from your automated collection cart so as not to interfere with the disposal of your household refuse. Fresh-cut Christmas trees also will be accepted at the Town Recycling Center, 19 Town Farm Lane, during normal business hours Monday through Friday, 7:15

a.m. to 3 p.m., and Saturdays Jan. 11 and 25, 8 a.m. to noon. For more information regarding fresh-cut Christmas tree disposal, call the Public Works office at 860-8287022.

Preschool screening The Berlin Public School System has announced a town-wide screening. Youngsters between the age See Briefs, A12

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Tax changes A handful of items and services will be subjected to the state’s 6.35% sales tax as of Jan. 1. They include safety apparel, metered and other previously exempt parking, dry cleaning and laundry, other than coin operated. Interior design services for individuals will also become taxable in 2020.

Democratic Gov. Ned Lamont originally unveiled plans in early 2019 to create a level playing field and expand Connecticut’s sales tax base by repealing various exemptions and imposing the tax on certain tax-free goods and services, from haircuts to child car seats. He told lawmakers that expanding Connecticut’s tax base “helps to make the sales tax more robust, fairer, and raises the revenue we

need to get our budget into balance.” But like past governors who tried the same thing, Lamont faced strong opposition and ultimately agreed to this much shorter list of sales tax changes. Lamont and lawmakers did agree to repeal the state’s biannual $250 business entity tax, an unpopular fee charged to most businesses in Connecticut. See Laws, A8

Junk fuel tank along river cleaned up MIDDLETOWN – The Connecticut River Conservancy would like to thank Goodwin College for their help cleaning up an abandoned fuel tank along the banks of the Connecticut River in East Hartford. Particular recognition goes to Bryant Harrell, Sr. and Bryant Harrell, Jr. at Goodwin College and their contractor JM Ladd Construction. CRC had been working for years, as part of their annual Source

to Sea River Cleanup, to find help in cleaning up this large piece of trash. The 12-foot long, 3-foot high tank was full of sediment, making it extremely heavy. Goodwin College was developing a riverfront path near where the tank was washed up. With no hesitation they had JM Ladd Construction cut it open and haul it away while finishing the walking path in late November.

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Obituaries

BERLIN — Shirley B. Recck, 95, of Berlin, passed away on Friday, Dec. 27, 2019. She was the widow of Leon Young and Carmine Recck. Born in Berlin, she was the daughter of the late Ernest and Nellie (Austin) Brown. Shirley was a lifelong Berlin resident and was a member of Berlin Congregational Church. Surviving are a son, Jeffrey Young and his wife Eva of Kensington; a daughter, Sharon Hogle and her husband Michael; and a grandson, Michael Hogle. She also leaves a special niece and nephew Patty and David Strazzulla. Funeral services were held on Saturday, Jan. 4th at 11:00 AM at Berlin Congregational Church. Burial was in The Maple Cemetery with a reception that followed in the church dining room. Memorial donations may be made to Berlin Congregational Church, 878 Worthington Ridge, Berlin, CT 06037. Erickson-Hansen Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Please share a memory of Shirley with the family in the online guest book @ www.ericksonhansen.com

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KENSINGTONJanet Denise Dahlgren, 51, of Kensington, passed away unexpectedly on December 27, 2019. Janet was born in New Britain on June 7, 1968, the daughter of Judith Dahlgren of Kensington and the late Robert Dahlgren. Janet was a kind, sensitive, loving, and generous person, always with a beautiful smile on her face. She was a passionate animal lover, having rescued many animals. She was a graduate of Mary Immaculate Academy in New Britain, and Tunxis Community College. She was employed by Sears for many years, then her love of animals led her to a position at Mystic Aquarium. In addition to her mother, she is survived by her brother Robert E. Dahlgren and Anna Sarenas of Newington, her uncle Leon Zabrensky and wife Cathy of East Berlin. Her aunt Verna Delcegno and her husband Carl of Kensington, several cousins, among them, Joseph Delcegno of Berlin and Lisa Delcegno of Norwalk, Kevin Zabrensky of Meriden, Kyle and Kris Zabrensky of New Britain, her step-brother, Bill Dechand of St. Louis MO, her step-sister, Ruth Skodis and her husband Larry of Granby, and her step niece Emily Skodis of Granby. She leaves behind her furry best friend Bailey. In addition to her father, she is predeceased by her uncle Michael Zabrensky

BERLIN- Anthony Manzi, 43, of Berlin, husband of Christine Manzi, passed away peacefully on Sunday, Dec. 22, 2019 at home surrounded by his loving family. Born in New Britain, he was the son of Anthony Manzi Jr. and Beverly (LaChance) Manzi of Kensington. He was a resident of Berlin most of his life and studied saxophone performance at Central Connecticut State University and Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, Texas. Anthony was a member of Kensington United Methodist Church. Surviving are his wife, Christine (Valuk) Manzi; two sons, Joseph Anthony Manzi and Nicholas Daniel Manzi; and his parents, Anthony and Beverly Manzi. He was predeceased by his brother, Joseph Edward Manzi who died in 2002. He is also survived by his many beloved aunts, uncles, cousins. Anthony was a very talented and creative musician and played saxophone, guitar and mandolin. He enjoyed his work as a private music teacher for many years. His talent was extended to all his students and also his sons. Anthony played in many bands throughout the years, including Stanley Maxwell and

and her step-Father Charles O. Dechand. Donations in Janet’s memory can be sent to The Connecticut Humane Society on 701 Russell Road in Newington, CT 06111 or to Our Lady Queen of Angels Parish, Mount Carmel Church, 109 Goodwill Ave, Meriden, CT. 06451. Visiting hours were held Friday, January 3, from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM at the New Britain Memorial & Donald D. Sagarino Funeral Home, 444 Farmington Ave., New Britain, CT. All were welcome to celebrate the Liturgy of Christian Burial, Saturday, January 4, 2020 at 10:00 AM at Our Lady Queen of Angels Parish, Mount Carmel Church, 109 Goodwill Ave, Meriden, CT. Burial will follow at Wilcox Cemetery, 273 Berlin St, East Berlin, CT. For more information, to leave an online condolence or to view Janet’s Everlasting Memorial Video Tribute, please visit www. newbritainsagarino.com

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Mental health Certain health insurance policies will no longer be able to impose more stringent limits on mental health and substance abuse, compared to other illnesses, beginning Jan. 1. Also under the state’s new Mental Health Parity Act, substance abuse services must be covered if they are

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“Diseases of the brain should not be treated any differently than diseases of the body, and Connecticut’s laws should reflect that,” Lamont said when he signed the bill into law in July.

dustrial, residential or commercial — in communities with at least 35,000 inhabitants. Interested parties can petition the court to take over a property that has been abandoned for at least a year.

The legislation is considered Beginning in March 2021, in- to be another tool for musurance companies will be re- nicipalities to address blight. quired to file annual reports with the state, certifying Among other things, Conthey’re complying with the necticut’s cities and towns new parity law. can impose fines and special assessments on owners of Required coverage under cer- blighted properties, and cretain policies for breast ultraate agencies that can consounds and hearings aids will demn abandoned and also be expanded in the new blighted buildings and year. transfer ownership to qualified homesteaders.

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Driver’s licenses Connecticut drivers may not have to spend as much time in the Department of Motor Vehicles as they used to.

Beginning Jan. 1, it must include techniques for handling incidents involving juveniles and adults with autism spectrum disorder, nonverbal learning disorder or cognitive impairment. Emergency medical services personnel, firefighters, police officers and others will also be required to keep a paper or electronic copy of a “communication aid” that describes techniques to serve and interact with juveniles with such impairments.

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“The best way to protect the school as I've learned is to get to know your students,” he said. “ … You get to know Preparing for worst-case sce- what’s normal, what’s not narios isn’t the only advannormal.” tage to having officers visit Deputy Police Chief Christothe schools. Their presence also gets students more used pher Ciuci said the training also ensures officers are to having law enforcement comfortable with the subtle around, Kostka said, and differences in the equipment hopefully gets them more they carry, down to the adcomfortable talking to offijustments on rifle slings. The cers. training reinforces the tac-

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Screenings, by appointment only, will take place at the Community Center (Kensington Road) on Friday, Feb. 7, 1:30 to 2:30 p.m., and Saturday, Feb. 8, 8:30 a.m. to noon.

“The holding cells — even though the bars aren’t there — is still a high-liability area,” Ciuci said.

Even with the plexiglass doors in place, Ciuci said staff will continue to conduct regular check-ins with prisoners.

The Berlin Police Department arranged for prisoners to be held at the New Britain Police Department while the holding cells were offline.

Also, dispatchers are able to monitor prisoners through CCTV cameras.

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