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This Thursday, May 16th at 3:30pm we will be having our 2nd Community Walk of 2019. This month we will be in the Whalley Ave area. We will be meeting at the Whalley Ave police substation located at 332 Whalley ave.
Please share and invite friends, neighbors and community leaders.
If you have any questions, I can be reached at 203-928-8725. We looked forward to seeing you there. Thank you
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MONDAY & TUESDAY EVENINGS FROM 5:30 ‘TIL 7:30
New Haven – Mayor Toni N. Harp will host ‘mayor’s night out’ events from 5:30 p.m. until 7:30 p.m. Monday and Tuesday, May 6 and May 7. Details of these back-to-back constituent outreach events are as follows:
Monday May 6th, 2019 @ Fair Haven School – 5:30 – 7:30 PM
Tuesday, May 7, 2019 @ Hillhouse High School – 5:30-7:30 PM
Mayor Harp and dozens of city officials will be available during each of these public ‘office hours’ events, during which residents are invited to ask questions, make suggestions, and otherwise address matters pertaining to New Haven and its governance.
The timing of this week’s events is particularly important while the Board of Alders considers the Mayor’s Proposed Budget for the next fiscal year, presented – with no proposed mill rate increase – March 1.
Residents’ questions and comments will be addressed by officials in city department most appropriate to the question or comment. No advance reservations or appointments are necessary.
News and media outlets are encouraged to help notify city residents ahead-of-time about the plan for this event; likewise, members of the press are invited to attend and cover these proceedings as well.
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MAYOR HARP, NHCPA OFFICIALS TO HIGHLIGHT RESULTS OF NEW ECONOMIC IMPACT SURVEY
New Haven – Mayor Toni N. Harp will be at the College Street Music Hall tomorrow, Wednesday, May 1, alongside officials of the New Haven Center for Performing Arts Inc. (NHCPA), when the NHCPA will release results of its first economic impact survey.
The organization operates College Street Music Hall, which has been a significant cultural force and economic presence in downtown New Haven since 2015, when it reopened following significant capital investment in the former and then-vacant Palace Theater.
Tomorrow’s announcement is scheduled to take place at 11:00 a.m. at 238 College Street in New Haven.
Special guests scheduled to attend include city officials and those from the Arts Council of Greater New Haven, alongside NHCPA leadership. Highlights will be shared from a report prepared by Mark Gius, PhD, Professor of Economics as Quinnipiac University, who analyzed economic impact based on patron spending and compiled economic impact projections from data collected at College Street Music Hall and online in 2018.
The results shed light on what is working not only in New Haven, but as a model for downtown districts elsewhere in the state and nation.
Following remarks will be distribution of the full press release - including high-quality digital photo images of the venue suitable for reprint. Selected interviews to take place immediately following. Your coverage of this interactive event is most welcome.
The release falls on the eve of Connecticut Arts Day, a statewide rally with opening ceremonies to take place at College Street Music Hall. It has never before been held outside of Hartford.
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Shooting Investigation
On Wednesday, April 24, 2019, at 1:56 p.m., New Haven police officers responded to a ShotSpotter alert of gunfire and 911 calls reporting gunfire, a car crash, and a person shot in the area of Division Street and Shefffield Avenue in the Newhallville neighborhood.
Arriving officers located a car crashed into a bus stop shelter on Division Street near Sheffield Avenue and found the gunshot victim outside a nearby residence. The victim is believed to have been operating the crashed vehicle. The 32 year old New Haven man suffered a gunshot wound to the shoulder and was transported by ambulance to Yale-New Haven Hospital.
The victim is listed in critical condition. No pedestrians were at the bus stop and no other injuries were reported.
Witnesses are asked to call the New Haven Police Department Detective Bureau at 203-946-6304
MAYOR HARP, HAMDEN MAYOR LENG & RESPECTIVE POLICE CHIEFS TO MEET WITH REPORTERS AT NEW HAVEN CITY HALL AT 3:00 P.M.
New Haven – Mayor Toni N. Harp and Hamden Mayor Curt Leng will be joined by their respective police chiefs at a press briefing/update regarding the April 16, 2019 officer-involved shooting.
Reporters are invited to Floor 2 of New Haven City Hall – 165 Church Street – for 3:00 p.m. today for this press availability.
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MAYOR HARP ISSUES STATEMENT RE: OVERNIGHT OFFICER-INVOLVED SHOOTING
New Haven – Mayor Toni N. Harp this afternoon issued the following statement in the aftermath of last night’s officer-involved shooting:
“No member of the New Haven Police Department was involved in last night’s shooting incident; New Haven Police officers arrived after-the-fact to help secure and hold the crime scene, allowing investigators from the Connecticut State Police Major Crimes Unit to gather evidence and begin their investigation.”
“At the same time, I remain gravely concerned about what transpired. I called the mother of the young woman who was shot to express my concern and wish the young woman a thorough recovery, and I pledged to work with my counterpart in Hamden and police officials from all three jurisdictions to ascertain exactly what happened, so we can work to avoid it happening again.”
“A conference call to include Mayor Leng, all three police chiefs, and me is scheduled for Wednesday morning to continue the conversation about how this happened and how to prevent anything like it from happening again.”
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NEW HAVEN POLICE ON SCENE OF OVERNIGHT SHOOTING; CSP AND PROSECUTORS INVESTIGATING
New Haven – At approximately 0420 hours, Hamden Police were investigating a report of a possible armed street robbery in that city. During the investigation, Hamden Police officers located a vehicle suspected to be involved in the area of Argyle Street and Dixwell Avenue.
A Hamden Police Officer, assisted by a Yale Police Officer, made contact with the occupants of the suspect vehicle. During this encounter, shots were fired by the police. No members of the New Haven Police Department were involved in this incident.
A female occupant of the vehicle suffered a non-life-threatening bullet wound and is being treated at a local hospital. There was also an arrest made of a male subject in connection with the incident.
The State Attorney’s office has assigned the CT State Police Major Crime Squad to take over the investigation. Any additional information about this incident will be released by The CSP and the State’s Attorney’s Office.
A crime scene is currently being held in the area of Dixwell Avenue and Argyle Street. New Haven Police are on scene to assist with securing and holding the crime scene. The area is expected to be congested while streets are closed during the investigation. Drivers are encouraged to avoid the area if possible.
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DUI CHECKPOINT ANNOUNCEMENT
The New Haven Police Department Traffic Division will conduct a DUI Checkpoint beginning Friday, April 12that 7:00 p.m. and concluding on Saturday, April 13th at 3:00 a.m. The checkpoint location will be on College Street at George Street
