Wednesday, September 5, 2012
Frazier retired on Aug. 17 after more than 20 years with the Braintree Police Department.
Braintree will celebrate the career and retirement of former Police Chief Paul Frazier on Saturday, Sept. 8 with a party at Town Hall. The event will take place from 3:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. and $25 tickets may be purchased by cash or check in the Town Clerk's office. No tickets will be sold at the door. The dress code is casual and more information can be sought from Jenny Frazier at 781-910-8711. Frazier first joined the department in 1980, became chief in 1993 and was re-appointed by Mayor Joseph Sullivan in 2010. Frazier earned the American Legion's “Medal of Valor” early in his career after apprehending an armed felon during a shooting incident. He was promoted to Sergeant in 1987, then Lieutenant three years later, going on to lead the…
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Friday, August 17, 2012
Today was Chief Paul Frazier's last day in charge of the Braintree Police Department.
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Friday, August 17, 2012
From the mayor's office: Mayor Joseph C. Sullivan announced today the appointment of Lt. Michael Moschella as Interim Chief of Police upon the retirement of Chief Paul H. Frazier. “Mike is someone who I am confident will provide excellent stewardship of our Police Department as we continue the process of hiring a permanent Chief," said Sullivan. “The Town is fortunate that Mike has agreed to step up." Frazier formally relinquished his duties to Moschella during a brief swearing in ceremony conducted by Sullivan on Friday afternoon at the Braintree Police Department. In making this interim selection, Sullivan noted that there were 22 initial applicants to the Police Chief position that has now been reduced to 11. “I felt that in order to …
Thursday, July 19, 2012
Chief Paul Frazier is retiring next month. He has been Braintree's top cop for 19 years.
The retirement in August of longtime Braintree Police Chief Paul Frazier and the search for his replacement has drawn 22 applicants for the position, including both internal and external candidates. There are several people within the Braintree Police Department who have applied, Chief of Staff and Operations Peter Morin said. He declined to give a specific number or identify the applicants. Morin also said that the external candidates come from across the United States, though most are from Massachusetts. A selection committee will begin meeting soon to examine the applicants, Morin said, with a goal of mid-August to complete the review, but with flexibility built in. Frazier will remain in his post until Aug. 17, two weeks beyond his …
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Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Frazier has been with the Braintree Police Department since 1980 and chief since 1993.
Police Chief Paul Frazier, a Braintree native who graduated from BHS in 1973, will stay in town after he retires this summer, take care of his parents and "relax for a bit" before moving on, possibly to consulting work. Following the announcement of his retirement last week, Frazier looked back on his career and also noted that he has no definite plans yet for his future. Frazier's retirement will be effective August 3. He was first appointed to the department in 1980, became chief in 1993 and was re-appointed by Sullivan in 2010. "With the help of the officers and civilians that work for the Braintree Police Department, we have accomplished quite a bit for our community," Frazier said in an email. After serving the department for more …
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Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Frazier has been with the Braintree Police Department since 1980 and chief since 1993.
Braintree Police Chief Paul Frazier has decided to retire later this year after three decades serving the town and nearly 20 years as its top cop. Mayor Joseph Sullivan announced the retirement in a press release on Wednesday evening, saying that during his 32 years of service, Frazier has "devoted himself to making Braintree a better and safer place." Frazier's retirement will be effective August 3. He was first appointed to the department in 1980, became chief in 1993 and was re-appointed by Sullivan in 2010. "The personnel that work for the Braintree Police Department are some of the finest people I know,” Frazier said in the release. “Their hard work and dedication helped make it possible for me to perform my duties as Police Chief …
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