Police commission approves tuition reimbursement for detective attending law school
April 20, 2026 | Norwalk City, Fairfield, Connecticut
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The Police Commission approved a tuition-reimbursement request from Detective Chris Emprado for law-school coursework while he is attending Pace Law School. Commissioners were presented documentation for three courses (civil procedure, tort law and legal skills), totaling 11 credits.
The total bill was reported to the commission as $21,662.50; the commission approved a 50% reimbursement of $10,831 by voice vote. The motion passed without recorded roll-call votes in the transcript; individual yes/no votes were not specified.
Commissioners discussed the documentation provided (grades and receipts) and moved the item as part of the personnel matters section of the agenda. No additional conditions or follow-up reporting requirements were recorded on the motion.
The total bill was reported to the commission as $21,662.50; the commission approved a 50% reimbursement of $10,831 by voice vote. The motion passed without recorded roll-call votes in the transcript; individual yes/no votes were not specified.
Commissioners discussed the documentation provided (grades and receipts) and moved the item as part of the personnel matters section of the agenda. No additional conditions or follow-up reporting requirements were recorded on the motion.
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