UPDATED: Conner Leaves DPW To Become Framingham Police Officer

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FRAMINGHAM – Framingham Police Officer Brian Conner joined the Framingham Police Department yesterday, October 3, after five years serving the Framingham community as a member of the Public Works Department.

Officer Conner was one of four new officers sworn in on Monday morning at a ceremony in Nevins Hall in the Memorial Building.

“Brian advanced through the Public Works Department holding multiple positions of increasing responsibility. Officer Conner’s dedication to work is exemplified by his long hours in Public Works with many late-night hours spent addressing weather events and other emergencies,” said Lt. Jorge Ruiz during the ceremony.

“Throughout his five years with the City, Brian has developed great ties with the community and has developed a deep respect for its residents. It was this relationship with the community that prompted him to make the switch to a career in Law Enforcement, so that he can serve Framingham on a more hands-on level. Officer Conner brings his knowledge of the community and dedication to public service to his new role,” said Lt. Ruiz.

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Framingham Police Chief Lester baker spoke during the ceremony, which was attended by Framingham Mayor Charlie Sisitsky and City Council Chair Phil Ottaviani Jr.

Officer Conner grew up in Ashland and is a Boston College graduate with a Bachelor of Arts Degree focused on corporate systems and a certificate in social & criminal justice.

He is the first in his family to enter law enforcement. Officer Conner was pinned by his wife Molly.

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