Gerald Narowski

Experience

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  Derby Fire Department

  Jan 1983 - Jan 1990

  Volunteer Interior Firefighter / EMT-D
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  Connecticut Army National Guard

  Jan 1985 - Jan 1993

  1st Battalion - 102nd Infantry Regiment
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  Valley Ambulance Inc.

  Jan 1985 - Jan 1987

  EMT
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  Derby Police Department

  Jan 1987 - May 2023

  Chief of Police – duties include coordinating, planning, organizing, directing, staffing, and budgeting for the entire police department. The chief of police is responsible for administering all actions of the police department in accordance with the City Charter and Connecticut General Statutes. Deputy Chief of Police – duties include coordinating the patrol, detective, and administrative divisions of the department in addition to planning, organizing, directing, staffing, and budgeting for the police department. Division Commanding Officer (3IC of the department). Duties include managing the investigation of serious crimes, death investigations, processing and documenting crime scenes, and disposition of physical evidence. Additional duties include managing the training division of the agency, member of the state computer crimes task force, and commanding officer SCUBA/URT. Duties include investigating felony criminal offenses, processing, documenting, photographing, and reconstructing crime scenes. Additional duties include collection and processing physical evidence and latent fingerprint examination and comparison.

  • Chief of Police

    Jan 2010 - May 2023

  • Deputy Chief of Police

    Jan 2007 - Jan 2010

  • Detective Lieutenant

    Jan 1998 - Jan 2007

  • Detective

    Jan 1996 - Jan 1998

  • Patrolman

    Jan 1987 - Jan 1996
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  University of New Haven

  Jan 2001 - now

  Lecturer for the Forensic Science Department at the University of New Haven for undergraduate and graduate programs. Specialty topics areas include: Crime Scene Technologies, Forensic Photography & Digital Imaging, Digital Image Processing, Latent Fingerprints, Virtual Reality Crime Scene Applications, Alternate Light Energy, Crime Scene Processing/Reconstruction. Adjunct professor for the Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice and Forensic Science.Specialties include: forensic imaging, crime scene photography, image analysis, macro and micro imaging, crime scene, reconstruction, digital evidence, fingerprints, firearms, and physical evidence.

  • Faculty Lecturer

    Aug 2022 - now

  • Adjunct Faculty

    Jan 2001 - Aug 2022
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  Northwestern Connecticut Community College

  Jan 2015 - Dec 2016

  Adjunct Faculty

  Criminal Justice Department