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Why Police Overtime Dominates the Top of Norwalk’s Payroll

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By Ashley Smith Verified, Bryan Meek, Mike Mushak, Ana Tabachneck
| Nancy On Norwalk
NORWALK, Conn. — Overtime continues to shape the top of Norwalk’s payroll, with police officers holding many of the city’s highest-paid positions, according to newly released salary records. School salaries account for the largest share of Norwalk’s overall payroll, at around 64 percent. The Police Department accounts for the second largest share of city payroll dollars. City data shows that police account for roughly 14 percent of the city’s total payroll, more than any other department.
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Norwalk Public Schools to Host Screening and Discussion of "Screenagers"

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By Sophie Bellwoar, Bryan Meek, Mike Mushak, Ana Tabachneck
| Nancy On Norwalk
NORWALK, Conn.
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Community Ties: The Role of Political Communications with Michelle Woods Matthews

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By Ashley Smith Verified, Nicole Doppke, Audrey Cozzarin, Ana Tabachneck
| Nancy On Norwalk
This week on Community Ties, host Jack Pavia sits down with outgoing City Hall Communications Director Michelle Woods Matthews for a wide-ranging conversation about political communications at a moment of rapid change. With 2026 shaping up to be a particularly consequential time for public messaging, Woods Matthews reflects on how technology, politics, and generational shifts are reshaping the field.
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