Chief says connection and accessibility have been key during pandemic
Wilmington Police Chief Matt Murano says the primary goal for his department during the pandemic has been to be accessible to people who may be in need.
This article is part of a series about the ways in which the COVID-19 pandemic has changed daily life for people in the Deerfield Valley.
WILMINGTON - Police chief Matt Murano says one of the first concerns he addressed when shutdowns began in March due to the pandemic was accessibility. That meant determining what to do about the department’s lobby. Guidance from the health department had been to restrict public access, which didn’t sit well with Murano.
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